00:00 Standard foot
00:42 Zipper feet
02:15 Snail/hem foot
03:27 Edger foot
04:19 Bias binding foot
05:55 Topstitching/Blindstitching Foot
06:50 Buttonhole foot
07:18 Set of feet from Aliexpress
07:32 Button sewing foot
08:26 Hidden zipper foot
08:57 Leather foot with roller
09:36 Teflon foot
10:06 Blind stitch foot
11:36 AM
Hem, for zippers, for buttons, roller, Teflon, for hemming the bottom, for stitching ... So many presser feet that you get lost which one you really need. Do I need a set of 32 legs or will the 5 pieces that come with the sewing machine suffice.
To decide on a set of sewing feet, you first need to understand what you sew most often. If these are dresses, then most likely you will need a foot for zippers, for stitching, for loops.
If you are doing patchwork, you will need paws with different stitching widths, transparent, for embroidery. If you sew a lot of shirts, then you can not do without a foot for sewing on buttons. And for leather and leatherette, it may not be superfluous to use roller and Teflon feet. For knitwear - walking foot (upper conveyor).
My paw top consists of 5 pieces. More about them in the video. Plus, I showed examples of how each foot is used.
Some feet I use more often (for example, a foot for a hidden zipper), and some less often (a foot for bias binding).
Write which foot you use most often, very interesting!
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