A Presser Feet Primer, Part 1
Sewing machine presser feet are essential accessories that help control the fabric as you sew, ensuring precise stitching and consistent results. Each type of presser foot serves a specific purpose, such as the all-purpose foot for general sewing, the zipper foot for installing zippers, or the walking foot for handling multiple layers of fabric. Some presser feet, like the quarter-inch foot, are designed to sew accurate seam allowances. Others, like the embroidery foot, are tailored for decorative techniques. By choosing the correct presser feet for your project, you can customize your sewing machine to tackle a wide range of projects with ease and precision.
SHOW NOTES:
The Janome Presser Feet Workbook
Guide to Brother Presser Feet and Accessories—Brother does not seem to have a guide on their website, so this is from one of their dealers.
The Sewing Machine Accessory Bible by Wendy Gradiner and Lorna Knight
The Sewing Machine Attachment Handbook by Charlene Phillips_I believe this is out of print, but used copies are available.
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Janet Szabo’s website
Big Sky Knitting Designs website—Purchase digital copies of Janet’s knitting patterns and order copies of her books.
The ‘Suck It Up, Buttercup’ Blog—Janet’s commentary on life in Montana
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