Presser Feet

A presser foot is an attachment that holds fabric in place while sewing. Different types of sewing machine feet are specialized for making various techniques, such as installing zippers, hemming, quilting, and embroidery, easier.

A zipper foot is a specialized presser foot designed to sew close to the edge of zippers, piping, and cording. Unlike a standard presser foot, it has an **adjustable position**, allowing you to stitch along **either side of a zipper** without interference. This ensures a professional, precise finish for garments, home décor, and accessories.

• Zippers – Sew right next to the zipper teeth for a clean, polished look.
• Piping & Cording – Attach decorative piping or thick cording with precision.
• Topstitching – Create neat, close-edge stitches for a tailored finish.
• Narrow Seam Allowances – Perfect for sewing close to bulky edges.
• Invisible Zippers – Use a concealed zipper foot (a variation) for seamless installations.
• Bag & Purse Making – Ideal for attaching zippers and structural details in accessories.

The **zipper foot** is an essential tool for achieving **precise, close-edge stitching** in any project where a standard foot would be too bulky or obstructive.

An invisible zipper foot helps install concealed zippers by rolling back the zipper teeth, allowing the needle to stitch as close as possible for a seamless finish.

A walking foot is designed for sewing multiple layers of fabric without shifting. It's essential for quilting, sewing thick materials, or working with slippery fabrics. The walking foot moves both the top and bottom layers of fabric simultaneously, ensuring even feeding. Unlike a standard presser foot that relies solely on the machine’s feed dogs, the walking foot helps guide fabric smoothly, preventing uneven stitches and fabric distortion.

• Quilting – Keeps layers together and minimizes shifting.
• Sewing bulky fabrics – Ensures even feeding for thick materials.
• Working with specialty fabrics (e.g., vinyl) – Reduces sticking for smoother stitching.
• Sewing stretch fabrics – Prevents excessive stretching and distortion.
• Handling slippery fabrics – Helps maintain control and reduces sliding.
• Difficult fabrics – Provides extra stability for tricky materials.

A rolled hem foot creates narrow, professional-looking hems by folding the fabric edge in twice while stitching. It is perfect for lightweight fabrics like chiffon and silk.

A bias binding foot helps you neatly attach bias tape to fabric edges, ensuring even stitching on both sides. It guides the project and the binding under the needle in just the right place for professional looking results. It is great for finishing raw edges on quilts, garments, and home decor projects.