Low Shank Adapter

Use as required for snap on feet.

All Purpose / Zigzag Foot

This foot is designed to stitch very fine or heavy fabric. It prevents puckering on fine fabrics and skipped stitches on heavy fabrics. Use this foot with most utility stitches.

Buttonhole
This foot has guidelines added to help with the stitch placement. Follow the 4-step sequence changing from one step to another with the stitch pattern selector dial.

Satin Stitch Foot
For sewing with decorative stitches. The cut-out on the underside of this foot is designed to accommodate dense stitch formations and prevents stitches from bunching.

Quilting / Straight Stitch
Sew “in the ditch” of a seam with this foot. The extended guide helps you stay in the seam. It’s perfect for quilt tops and garment construction.

Button Sewing on Foot
Holds buttons and snaps in place, allows good visibility when sewing.

Zipper Foot
Use for sewing in zippers. Can also be used for piping.

Hemmer / Roll Hem Foot
Used for light to medium weight fabrics, designed to roll the edge of the fabric into the topside of the hem.

Blind Stitch Foot
This foot helps guide the fabric when hemming. This allows the needle to pick up a small amount of fabric for a perfect hem. Can also be used for topstitching, edge stitching and pin tick.

Cording Foot
Attach decorative cords. The cording foot keeps the threads under control so both hands can guide the fabric. Create decorative stitching over cording on single and double fabric layers.

Overcast Foot
The overcast foot has a pin that prevents puckering when using an overcast stitch on the edges of soft fabric. Can be used to finish off raw edges or for simultaneous seaming and overcasting.

¼” Patchwork Foot
For a perfect 1/4” piecing seam for quilting piecing, precision sewing or crafts. Place fabric pieces right sides together, edges even. The right hand edge of the foot is even with the fabric edges. Straight stitch with foot edge following fabric edges.

Darning Foot
This foot is especially designed for automated embroidery, free motion quilting, stippling, darning and mending.

Gathering Foot
The Gathering foot shirrs light fabric along the edge or in the center of the fabric. These gathers can not be adjusted after they are sewn. Use this foot to gather skirts, make puffing for heirloom work or make ruffles for pillows.