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So I was rooting around in my sewing stuff and I found these feet for my machine...not quite sure what they are or how to use them...can anyone help?
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The top one looks like a cover for the feed dogs. Hard to tell what the others are. The picture is a little blurry.
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Rox is right. the top one is a feed dog cover so you can darn and do freemotion.
the foot with the little blue toes is for sewing on buttons. the "silver" foot is for sewing on zippers. |
The bottom one looks like a zipper foot. It isn't the kind of long ago and I have one like it, I hate using it. The back part sticks out when I try to sew close to a zipper and I can't get that close. Whoever designed it was way out there.
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Oh, Barb, I so agree! I gave up on it and dug out the one to my old simplicity machine the last zipper I had to sew. The button foot I never tried to use. Always sewed them on by hand.
What was I thinking??? :lol: :lol: |
WOW PATRICE
you must have YOUNG eyes... |
the eyes are not young. :?
the experience is ooooooooooooooold. :lol: many, many moons ago when the earth was young and rivers flowed free and clean, my mom and i made all my clothes. mimi and stitching are soooo right. the snap-on zipper feet do not perform as well as the old fashioned screw-ons. the button holder-downer comes in handy, though. i use it for machine-tying. |
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
the eyes are not young. :?
the experience is ooooooooooooooold. :lol: many, many moons ago when the earth was young and rivers flowed free and clean, my mom and i made all my clothes. mimi and stitching are soooo right. the snap-on zipper feet do not perform as well as the old fashioned screw-ons. the button holder-downer comes in handy, though. i use it for machine-tying. screw on zipper feet. They were so much nicer. |
leave it to Patrice to know. So glad she is here. I wouldn't have known at all.
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I have the blue toe one with my Janome it is for sewing on buttons.
The bottom one is for zipppers. |
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