A set of modern sewing machines includes many additional accessories that can not only ease the work of the dressmaker, but also make the finished product look like a brand.
Most often, machine owners use only the main foot. Other devices remain intact. Of course, many paws for sewing machines require mastering and getting used to, which takes time, so the seamstresses continue to use the main one installed on the machine for all operations.
In fact, in addition to the legs included in the machine, there are many others sold separately. Anyone who is seriously engaged in sewing and seeks to make a thing that cannot be distinguished from the factory one is happy to purchase new items and constantly use them in their work.With the help of various paws, you can quickly fold pleats, hem the item with a hidden stitch, carefully sew in zippers, sew quilted items, sew stitches, sew buttons, make bouquets and assembly. There are special types for different types of material: leather, suede, knitwear. There are paws for edging, embroidery, for hard-to-reach spots, overlock, undercutter and many others. Of course, the paws for Brother sewing machines will not fit other brand machines and vice versa. Therefore, when buying, it is important not to make a mistake. Mindfulness is important!
Overlock foot for sewing machines will help if you do not have this accessory. With its help, you can get a neatly swept edge, which can be distinguished from processed on a special machine only with careful examination., , , . . .
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Feet for sewing machines "Janome" are presented in a large assortment. Among them there are devices for boucle, sweeping, sewing on beads, hand embroidery, hem, satin stitches, edging, sewing on a cord. Janome offers a very convenient fixture called the “upper conveyor” or the “walking foot”. This device is designed for sewing products from thick and thin fabrics, as well as for quilting. The difference between this foot and the usual one is that it does not slip, but walks or jumps. Thus, it provides the synchronous movement of the stitched parts of the product. The teeth of the conveyor move the upper fabric, preventing it from shifting relative to the lower, which usually happens when sewing with a standard foot.