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Jul
18
I can not tell you how many times new sewing students come to me with their machines and have NO idea what sewing foot goes to what project.
Simplicity Homecare has made sorting out your feet, easy. Their super guide to understanding presser feet is clearly written- so it is simple to understand.
You can also check out Clotilde’s tips on presser feet for additional info.
So now, a groovy rolled hem, is just steps away!
- Get a (presser) foot fetish!
- Use masking tape to reduce friction on your presser foot
- Tutorial: Rolled wool pincushions
- Vintage Sewing Machine Ads
- Video tutorial: Adding feet to a purse
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