themadpatter

Not sure if it matters but they also.have letters on them.

This one is G:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]599734[/ATTACH]

And this one is R:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]599735[/ATTACH]

Here's the whole set, except the regular one, which is hiding somewhere:
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Not sure what kind of machine they are for, as I got them at thr thrift store for $.69. Score! Thank you for your help!

smokeythecat

I think G is an overcasting foot

Jennifer23

I suspect they're Janome feet. The pictures are too small for me to see clearly, but I agree with smokeythecat that G is an overcasting foot, and R is the stitch-in-the-ditch foot. A great buy for 69 cents!

themadpatter

I tried to make them small so they wouldn't get rejected. #overachiever again, lol.

Sewjourner

I have the exact same kit, came with my Brother SE-625. Nice find! You can view the manual on Brothers site, and find all of the feet described.

RotaryQueen

I also have the exact kit in my Brother CS6000i. The manual says the G foot is for overcasting and the R foot is for blind hem.

khogue

The standard foot for the low shank snap on feet Elna and Janome machines I have/had is the A foot. More than likely it is attached to the machine and the little accessory bag got away from it.

bkay

Small, in this case, is a relative term. What QB wants is for the photo to take less storage space on their computer. You can reduce the space an image takes up in three ways: the image size (say, 8"x10"), the pixel dimensions (say, 500 X 666) and resolution (say 300 pixels per inch).

The internet will only display about 100 (I've heard 72, but don't know that it's accurate.) pixels per inch, no matter the size or the pixel dimensions. So when I resize my photos for QB, I choose 96 pixels per inch in my photo editing program. That way, my photo actually stays large enough to see, but doesn't take up much space.

bkay

Cari-in-Oly

I keep the setting on my camera at VGA. It's a low enough resolution for pics to be large on the computer and show up on all sites.

Cari