Sewing & Quilting Feet

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

A zipper foot allows you to sew close to the edge of zippers, piping, and cording. It features an adjustable position to stitch along either side of a zipper without interference.

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.

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

A bias binding foot neatly attaches bias tape to fabric edges, ensuring even stitching on both sides. It is great for finishing raw edges on quilts, garments, and home decor projects.