Sewing Machines
Machine types, stitch formation, stitch classes, needles and attachments used on the sewing floor.
Edge Guide and Stitch Guide Feet — Consistent Seam Allowance
Guide feet keep the seam allowance consistent without relying on operator eye or needle plate markings.
Narrow / Sharp Curve Presser Foot — For Small Parts
The narrow sharp curve foot reaches into tight areas that a standard foot cannot access.
Zipper Foot — Uses and Machine Setup
The zipper foot sews close to the zipper teeth on either side without hitting the zipper pull.
Walking Foot — For Stretch, Quilting, and Uneven Fabric
The walking foot has its own feed dogs on top to move layers evenly without shifting.
Tractor Presser Foot — For Heavy and Multi-Layer Fabric
The tractor foot has separate front and rear sections to feed thick multi-layer fabric evenly.
Teflon / Smooth Presser Foot — For Vinyl and Sticky Materials
The Teflon foot glides over sticky materials like vinyl and coated fabric without dragging.
Tape Attaching Presser Foot — Shoulder Tape on Knits
The tape attaching foot feeds reinforcing tape and fabric together for knit shoulder seams.
Standard Presser Foot — The Default Foot Explained
The standard presser foot is the default foot on every single needle lockstitch machine.
Sharp Curve Presser Foot — For Small Parts and Tight Curves
The sharp curve foot is narrow and short, perfect for small parts and tight curves.