Serger Feet

Serger feet are specialized attachments that guide (and can even manipulate) fabric under a serger’s needles past the serger's knives. Unlike regular sewing machine feet, serger feet are made to accommodate multiple threads, needles, and trimming blades, offering specialized functions for professional-quality finishes.

No, serger feet vary by brand and model. Always check compatibility with your machine. Some brands offer snap-on feet, while others require screw-on attachments or adapters.

Popular types of serger feet include:

• Piping foot: For inserting decorative piping between seams
• Elastic foot: Stretches and attaches elastic in one step
• Beading foot: Adds decorative beading while serging
• Blind hem foot: Helps achieve invisible hems with your serger
• Gathering foot: Creates ruffles or gathers automatically

Most serger feet are easy to swap using a snap-on mechanism or small screwdriver. Refer to your machine’s manual for instructions. Always unplug your serger before changing any feet.

No, sergers require specially designed feet to accommodate the knife, loopers, and multiple needles. Sewing machine feet do not align with the serger’s mechanism and can’t be used safely or effectively.