Sewing Machine Presser Feet Set 42 Pcs for Brother, Babylock, Singer, Janome, Elna, Toyota, New Home, Simplicity, Necchi, Kenmore, and Most of Low Shank Sewing Machines

br>I spent a short amount of time (less than an hour) labeling each piece. I taped a small piece of painters tape to the back of each one and wrote the number of each one on it before placing it beside the photo on the chart. This way, all I have to do is look up the numbered piece in the organized case using the list that comes with each photo. I've arranged a couple of pieces in each compartment in order to make room for the larger pieces. It will save you a lot of time rummaging through them when you need them because you took the time to label them. br>If you're worried that the small piece of tape will fall off and clog the machine, simply stick it on the side of the machine until you're ready to put it back in the case. br>I've been using the quilting foot with edge (number 12) for the most part. My seams are perfectly straight as a result of using this product. I'm making dinner napkins, and they've turned out beautifully. br>For the past 50 years, I've been sewing. I believe that having the right tools and being organized allows you to produce excellent work. br>As a side note. There were no missing pieces. There aren't any duplicates in the database. Although some appear to be the same, they are not. For the ones I wasn't sure about, I used a magnifying glass. br>I apologize in advance for the length of this review. But I'm hoping it will be useful to my fellow stitchers! br>Have fun sewing.

Kye CHADWICK

| Jun 23, 2021

" Which isn't a big deal in and of itself, but when you consider that I got two of the same feet twice, and I was massing three different feet when identifying each piece, it's a big deal. I priced the pieces separately and discovered that they were the same price as the entire set. I was missing the standard zig zag foot, as well as the beading and applique feet. 'br>br>Edit: 'br>br>' The seller contacted me directly and offered to ship me another set or issue a refund if I was not satisfied. While there were a few minor issues with the set, excellent customer service ensured that you got your money's worth.

Brianna Lancaster

| Aug 20, 2021

I bought the entire set just for the blind hem foot because it wasn't that much more expensive, and I'm completely blown away. There's a chart that explains how each foot works. Some of these I was completely unaware of. I think you're brilliant! It's time to get the clearance fabric out of the closet. I'm going to sew stuff I don't need just to try out some of these ideas. br>br>Another thing to keep in mind is that For these to work on my machine, I had to purchase an additional low shank adapter, but it was only a few dollars more. It was well worth the effort. If you're not sure what you have, look up how to measure a machine shank on Google.

Scarlette Salas

| Aug 27, 2021

*EDIT* Within a week of writing this review, the seller contacted me and offered to send me a new package with all of the presser feet. They were fantastic and quick with the replacement set, which is why I've changed my mind about this review! br>*END EDIT
I haven't tried attaching these to my machine yet; I was just going through and identifying what all the feet are when I realized I'm missing two and have a duplicate of one, indicating that I've been shortchanged. While there are many different types of feet, when I buy something, I expect to get exactly what I pay for.

Catalina Fleming

| Sep 04, 2021

My package arrived!! I used the regular presser foot from the package on my machine for all 42 pieces, and it fit perfectly. I have a feeling the other is thinking the same thing. I'm pleased with both the delivery time and the price. I'll tell my friends, family, and future students about you. Thank you a lot.

Juliana Gill

| Dec 11, 2021

I have three different Singer sewing machines, and these are compatible with all of them. They all have the snap-on shank, but they all fit perfectly and the needle never touches any of the feet in the wrong spot. The only thing I noticed is that the button hole foot does not have the stop post that some singer machines have for the button hole mechanism, which you pull down beside the shank to cause the automatic buttonholer to reverse and do the opposite side of the button hole. Aside from that, the needle passes through the feet in the correct location without touching any of them incorrectly. Before you begin sewing, double-check that the needle placement for each foot is correct. Some feet will only accept the needle in the center position because of their function. These work in exactly the same way as the feet that came with my machines when I purchased them. There's also a guide with pictures of each foot that shows and explains what each foot is for, which I found extremely useful.

Julie Charles

| Sep 20, 2021

My only gripe is that my package contained 39 items instead of 42. It's not a big deal; just wanted to let you know that the seller's response was for me to figure out what I was missing. Because I'm not a "professional" sewer, trying to figure this out would take too long, so I'll just leave it alone and hope that one of the missing pieces isn't one I need.

Kace Duncan

| Dec 11, 2021

Customer service reached out to me and offered assistance. They quickly sent out a replacement kit, which appeared to be better, but soon after, the small rubber piece on the knitter's foot came off, and I had to go looking for it because I didn't know where it had fallen off. Because it's a no-win situation, I ended up supergluing the piece to the foot. I tried a different foot, but it didn't work with the machine, and I broke a needle in the process. So not all feet are compatible with the machine; I'm giving it four stars because customer service has asked me to update the rating several times, but I want to make sure I use the product before giving it another review. As a result, double-check that the feet are the right size for your machine; some won't fit, but plenty will.

Myles SHARPE

| May 08, 2021