Even Feed Walking Presser Foot for Quilting Sewing Machines

Great product! Great value and easy to install. Fit my old Singer perfectly. Works great with layers of fabric.

I've sewn for many years and I've always thought a walking foot is a walking foot so I never bought the more pricey Singer product. I was dead wrong! I always had to baby sit my fabric feed at the beginning of seams because fabric would jam /bunch up back behind the foot, on top of not being able to start right at the beginning raw fabric edge. Ever hopeful I bought this brand because I had some silk to be sewn up and...why not try? It's been nothing but smooth sailing with this Singer walking foot! No, I'm not getting paid for this lol. I can place my foot/feed at the very tippy tip of my seam to be sewn and no jam, no baby sitting nothing but a perfect even sewing of a seam on even the thinnest knit fabric. I also like to use a walking foot on slippery wiggly woven fabric and this did a beautiful job. I'm so glad I tried this brand. Fits my Baby Loc Presto and my Janome perfectly. I thinks it's called "low shank" since every time I get something that says that it fits lol.

Just as described!

While it’s kinda finicky to switch the foot out, it’s a really cool mechanism. I have a heavy duty singer and it works perfectly. There are plenty of videos to show you how to set it up properly, and it’s been a game changer for my projects with organza or jersey knit.

I'm using this for sewing leather projects, 8oz, and on a Singer 44S. Put it on the machine and started sewing. What a difference it makes keeping the materials from creeping sideways and lengthways. I wish I had bought it sooner. After practicing a fair amount and dialing it into my preferences, I haven't had any failures or bad errors required tear downs saving considerable time and leather. $29- Well worth every penny!

Life is easier with a walking foot to help guide the fabric. I have a Heavy-duty Singer, and it fits well. I've been using it for a long time and one day it stopped working properly so I oiled it and cleaned out the lint and then it started to work again, Great product

I used a bread tie / twisty tie / little wire coated in plastic to secure the walking foot white arm to the screw that tightens up the needle. This was necessary for things to work properly... this makes switching the foot a pain but it just wouldn't reliably work for me otherwise... Missed stitches were mentioned in a couple reviews and this was attributed to the white walking foot arm not reliably following / maintaining contact with the screw that secures the needle. RAT NEST is what I ended up with. I had snarls of thread like the thread had come off the tension arm. Because I expected failure mode = skipped stitch, I was a while figuring out why this was happening... I took a few inches of the type of twist tie that is often on bread or muffin packages and used it to wrap around both the white arm and the needle screw. There is a picture in another review, I think... The type of twist tie that has metal wrapped in plastic is better than using a plastic-only twisty tie. The fabric in use : I am using a waterproof/breathable fabric that has stretch... about 15% or so. Polartec megashield or whatever it is called. The fabric sewed fine with a universal foot but did stretch and pucker. It would sew without pucker using the walking foot but only when I first installed that twisty tie... 4/5 start with the bread tie installed...

I use this walking foot all the time now. It has helped a lot with keeping fabric together for quilting.

Dit voetje helpt mij enorm. Ik moest er wel al gauw naaimachineolie in doen omdat hij bleef hangen, maar sindsdien heb ik er geen problemen mee gehad.

Yeni makine almaktan kurtardi beni.

Use it practically every day!

This walking foot makes sewing difficult fabric so much easier! I use it on leather and with the right needle and the right thread, it sews through multiple layers like butter. What I find difficult with this item, however, is the bulkiness of it; when sewing an item with a small opening, the back boxy part gets in the way, takes up a lot of valuable space for manipulation and dexterity. This is my first walking foot though, so I cant compare it to the design of others. Overall, I still love this accessory!

Este sí que funciona bien, compré otro sin marca algo más barato y se desmonta al coser. Este es 100% recomendable