BRILLIANT! THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH! I've had various feet but I've tried so many times and had No Idea how to use them, so I just gave up. Your Video is the VERY BEST I've seen on RUclips! I now feel reasonably confident about using my feet! I can't tell you how grateful I am to you for presenting such an EXCELLENT video! You've shown the feet so clearly, and also explained the use of each one do well that you should be working for the companies that sell, or at the very least be paid for your demonstration of each of the feet! I'm now encouraged to buy more feet that you demonstrate because I feel so much better about actually being able to use them! Once again, THANK YOU!
I know they worked on both my Singer and my Brother home machine. About 1/2 of them worked on my Janome (see community post for a picture of why). I have not tried them on my industrial because for the look of it, they won't fit. I have a video of the manual in my play list as well as the tools I use (which shows my machines). I was asked to post a pdf of the manual which I plan on doing on my website after I find it. It got lost in the very difficult move we went through.
I know this comment is about 4 years too late, BUT, THANK U, THANK U. I bought this box of foots, but have not had a chance to try them out. I really appreciate it!! Keep up the Good Work!!!
Never too late! I just happen to be on so I saw your comment quickly. I'm glad the videos help! And thank you so much for commenting! It helps keep these older videos in the loop.
Over 50 years I've been sewing. I never knew what all my feet did. I suppose if I needed them for something I would have learned. But this video makes me want to learn more ways to make sewing faster and easier. Thank you!
LIKE THE REST OF THE CLIENTS, I,M ALSO VERY GRATEFUL TO WATCH YOUR VIDEO SHOW BECAUSE I Didn't Use the Foot's on my sewing machine. THANKYOU SO MUCH And MAY You Be Blessed.
I must admit I don't normally leave comments but I have to say this was brilliant I had concerns in buying the multi-foot kits as a really did know what they did but your video showed all. This is the best and only video that demonstrates this well. Thanks. Queen bee for doing this.
Queen Bee, I love and appreciate your video on how to use the various feet for sewing machines. Your hands-on demo and very pleasant voice are the absolute best aspects of your presentation. GREAT JOB!
I bought this universal foot and holder kit!! It has feet I've never seen and learning to use All of them. And wow! I'm so glad I did! You can do so much more and it's faster and loos more professional 😊
I'm so happy you add in you little hints and tips, that loop with the hand sewing needle is magic but it makes me think my knitting and crocheting are being done wrong too 😅 oh well thanks for your time I've had some of my feet for over 15 years and had no clue what they were for, so thank you 😊
I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. I bought a lot of presser feet from Amazon years ago when I first bought my Brother sewing machine. I had a lot of fun testing most of them, but because of health issues haven't used many in the past couple of years. Neighbor just bought a new Brother machine and I drew a blank when she asked what things are possible with different feet. I have to show her because of her tiny phone screen - not ideal for viewing sewing videos. It will save me a lot of time having one person that explains instead of muddling about dozens of video makers. I look forward to seeing what other videos you already have and any future videos you share. You have a new subscriber.
I'm glad they help. I always try to get very close ups of what is going on because I know a lot of people watch RUclips on their phones. Thank you for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 I wish RUclips had recommended your videos before now. I always have so many projects in my head just waiting for my body, time, and my experience to catch up. Hahaha. I can watch you for hours. And I intend to do just that. Binge watching your videos is just what I need and doing this weekend. I already have a project planned for using the small hem foot, and one of the fabric joining feet. My arthritis is going to be less of a hurdle using the correct presser feet, instead of hand sewing. Know that you are greatly appreciated!
I just bought a very similar set (maybe even the same one) and had no idea what most of them do. I started watching tutorials for each individual foot from official sewing brand channels but you have so much more information and tips! Thank you 😁
I did not know about most of these feet, so very informative. The blind hem foot that came with my machine does not have that giude - I didn't know they were available that way. I can see how very much easier yours is to use than my unfriendly one.
I have been looking to buy a kit that has all these feet in it to use in my sewing but I didn’t know how good they would work Thank you for doing these two videos on these feet. I am going to order the kit.
I know this is 2/20 but I really enjoy your video and very detailed instructions on each foot. I hope you will do more sewing videos. You are an excellent teacher !!!!
You are an amazing teacher. I have a 32 feet set andi cant thank you enough. I am using your videos like i am attending class! Taking notes and everything. You have no idea how much this helps
Wow! Great job👍👍. I just bought a 42 presser foot set from Amazon and was wondering how to use each of them. This video has shown me the different ways to use each foot. Thanks a lot.
@@QueenBee1755 Your camera work was brilliant, absolutely no need to change unless it makes it easier for you, because it couldn't have been better than what you filmed!
Thank you for showing how to use the rolled hem foot. I wish this had been available when I was in high school lol. I never could get that one to work back then. I wound up hemming my gunnysack dress with about 4 yards of hem by hand and I used a handkerchief hem on I. Took me a week to get it done.
@@QueenBee1755 I just got a new sewing machine and I ordered the 62 feet version of the feet lol. I'm making a 50's inspired dress right now so that one is going to come in handy because I love the circle skirts.
Thank you! I had gotten a smaller set of feet, but it still contained many I'd never used/seen before. This was very helpful and I'm eager to try them out now that I know what they can do!
I have learned so much about sewing by viewing this video and you seem to be very professional with your machine and I am watching because I am considering buying a new sewing machine and want to use it to complete projects I am thinking of starting, especially after this pandemic.
I just bought a new sewing machine and a set of these feet. It's the brother ps200t probably the most versatile and pretty reasonably priced machine that I could find it's manual not computerized.
I have been doing upholstery as well but been too busy getting them completed to film them. I am hoping to start making those videos soon. The "roller thing"? If you mean the one with a roller in the front of it, the kit calls it a quilting foot. I thought it did well on smushy fabrics, like fleece, but I don't really use that one very much. If you check the time stamps in the video with the description below it, I listed the names of each of the feet. Thanks for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 Thanks for your response. The video is a very helpful resource. I bought a walking foot attachment too which appears 'a must' for multiple layers of vinyl. It's an ebay Chinese knock off though at $12. The original Janome attachment is around $75. I'll see how it performs once my V92 thread arrives ... 👌
Very clear demonstration of each foot and excellent instructions. I like the fact that Queen Bee shows us that she sometimes makes small mistakes too 🧵🪡✂️👍🏻😂
Thanks for the quick reply. I have tested the rolled hem feet without a problem but not the zipper feet. As I have already purchased the set found your videos very helpful in ascertaining which feet will work and which ones to avoid...... I noted that you were using a brother but also mentioned having a janome so it was interesting to hear how you went with your testing on both machines. Does the darning and knit feet work or do they have problems too? When using the pintucking foot what top tension should I set the machine at. Don't like playing with the bobbin tension as I end up intriguing me. I do have all the basics that come with the machine but all these new ones are mind boggling. I do appreciate all the time and effort it takes in making these videos so a big thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent with other sewers
The darning foot seems to work fine on my Janome; however the needle does want to hit the back of the knit foot. (I'll post a pic of what is going on in my community page.) The tension on the pintucking will depend on your fabric. I would suggest tightening the top tension a little at a time until you achieve the look you want. The bobbin tension can be a little tricky at times so leaving it alone if at all possible is best. And thank you for watching!!
TY QueenBee1755!! My son gave me a Brother SQ9185 for my birthday. I thank both you and YooTube for providing all of us out here in the world the opportunity to learn a "whole lot" of stuff we otherwise wouldn't be able to obtain. THANK YOU & HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! 🎅🎄🤶
I have a super busy schedule and had not worked on the next since it didn't seem like it was being watched. I will start working on the next one this week. People's comments help me know what to work on next so thank you for commenting!
I have one of those kits and have only used a few of those feet. Maybe now I will use more since you have explained them. Thank you. What would you use the pin tuck for?
I appreciate your comments! I will be working on more sewing videos. I was going to start another one today but I've been prepping for the hurricane coming this way. Please do make suggestions and comments as I use them to know what I will do next.
Thank you for asking. We were originally suppose to get 15-20 inches so we had a lot of prepping to do in case of flooding and extended power outages. I don't think we would have flooded but roads all around us would have prevented us from going anywhere, even the store. The storm shifted and is going around us now. May only get 2 inches. So I am very thankful we were spared. My prayers go out to all those who were not. I try to keep everyone updated on my channel discussion page, which is even hard for me to find sometimes! So here is the link. ruclips.net/channel/UCyZm1QEkac_E70A7oM9Sh7wdiscussion?disable_polymer=1
I have more videos I want to make but finding the time is difficult. I'm fixing up an old camper at the moment (the wood working part) so I was also thinking about filming some when I get to the sewing parts. I'll be making all new cushions, curtains, etc.
My son got me this same set of pressure feet for Christmas. I was begging to get them since I am trying to get more into sewing. I got on here to look up each foot to see what they do. The fact that it is the same set saves me so much time looking them up. You don't even know how much these videos are helping. I don't feel near as clueless now. Thanks so much!
My goal is to help others so hearing that is very nice! My life is very hectic so I can't make videos as often as I like, but I try. If you have any specific requests please feel free to leave it. 😁
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I bought a set of these feet for 2 particular feet that I needed, and couldn't find anywhere else. Most of them I had NO idea how to use, let alone what they were for. Your videos are terrific! Now I'm going to go through all the feet and do a practice piece on each one (and make a little book with the names) Thanks again!!!
I must say That was a excellent demonstration I'm hoping that you do many more Thank you because you were very helpful I have a set of 32Different foot that I don't know how to use.
Thank you! I do have plans to make more and I've already started another one, but this year has been super busy so I haven't had time to work on them. I do try to post links of each of my videos in the description area below each video (I know a lot of people, including myself, easily overlook that section.) Thank you so much for watching and commenting!!
Thanks for watching! If you scroll down in the description section of each video, there are links to my other videos but here is the one to DEMO 2: ruclips.net/video/AOlPLap_m3A/видео.html
I already bought two sets of these feet, UT I can not find a manual that tells what each foot is, and to what setting I should have my brother machine set on, any ideas?
Every machine has it's own personality, even within same brand. So testing the settings on scrap fabric before doing a project is always advisable. Here is a link to the manual that came with mine. I hope it helps. Thank you for watching! ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html
They can be touchy for sure. Some days mine would got through very well. Other days, it was a constant battle and babying it through. I feel like air pressure and moisture effects it (most likely not, but when you get aggravated about it working yesterday and not today, that's the way it can feel!) I usually use a piece of scrap, of the same fabric, to practice on first, so I can fine tune all the adjustments needed. I hope it goes more smoothly for you!
This is NOT the set I bought but seems similar ( amzn.to/3c9jeSo ). The set I bought isn't available atm. Also, if you look down in the description area of this video ( ruclips.net/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/видео.html ), I shared several links for different items. These sets are considered 'universal' meaning they SHOULD fit most machine but not guaranteed to. Here is a link to the manual for the set I bought ( ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html ). I have a Brother and a Janome. All the feet fit my Brother but only some fit my Janome. I do not have a Singer so I can't comment of those.
Good tutorials but could you please tell me if these feet can be used on a Janome DC2050 successfully and how do you know when and how to adjust machine settings
The Janome I have is listed in this video: ruclips.net/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/видео.html Many of the feet do work with it, but some don't. Any foot that has a tiny needle hole opening either didn't work or is tricking and you have to baby it, because the needle placement on the Janome is slightly more forward than on the Brother.
I know the needle hits the edge of the zipper feet (reg and invisible), the cording feet, and the rolled hem feet. If the Janome is your only machine and you need any of these, I wouldn't recommend getting this set.
That stinks, I'm sorry. What kind of machine do you have? They are 'universal' but some don't fit my Janome either. If they don't work, you should be able to return them.
Absolutely!! As I say a lot, always use a scrap of the same fabric to run tests on first, so you can make adjustments and get it just the way you like before starting on the project. I did a longer stitch so 1. you could see what it would look like, the direction of the stitch and 2. many of the jobs I've used that stitch on was to purposely see the stitch. Many times I would make it wider than that and with a contrasting thread to give a faux hand stitched effect.
There are a few feet you can use for top stitching. Check out this video and look down in the description for time stamps to jump to different feet. ruclips.net/video/-1tW_KzNcOc/видео.html Embroidery foot, applique foot, and satin stitch foot should all work depending on what you need to do. Even the large opening foot would work, but not one I'd prefer for some projects, as it would allow fabric to be pulled in and pucker. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
There are a few ways to do that. This set comes with an adjustable bias foot. When set correctly, it does both sides at once, which means thread will show on both side. When putting on 1 side first, like you are, the thread is hidden on 1 side but seen on the other. Using pins or clamps, fold over the edging to go slightly past the stitch line of first side. Then use the 'stitch in the ditch' on the first side. This will give a 'finished' look on 1 side while seeing the stitching on the other. Using a matching color or clear thread helps it blend in. Or using a contrasting color with a decorative stitch can highlight the edge.
I have a super busy schedule and had not worked on the next since it didn't seem like it was being watched. I will start working on the next one this week. People's comments help me know what to work on next so thank you for commenting!
I usually use Guttermann thread but have successfully ran even 'off brands' through my machine. Here is the video to the tools I use: ruclips.net/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/видео.html Thanks for watching!
Since I don't have that machine I can't say for sure, but here is a link to the manual. Time stamp 1:20 for the following link shows measuring for shank. ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html
hello, merci beaucoup une video intéressante que je partage avec plaisir :) hello, thank you very much an interesting video that I share with pleasure :)
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BRILLIANT! THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH! I've had various feet but I've tried so many times and had No Idea how to use them, so I just gave up. Your Video is the VERY BEST I've seen on RUclips! I now feel reasonably confident about using my feet! I can't tell you how grateful I am to you for presenting such an EXCELLENT video! You've shown the feet so clearly, and also explained the use of each one do well that you should be working for the companies that sell, or at the very least be paid for your demonstration of each of the feet! I'm now encouraged to buy more feet that you demonstrate because I feel so much better about actually being able to use them! Once again, THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for your comments! It feels good to know I help people.
Pls, what type of machine does it work on, manual or industrial , table top machine, which one plsssss
I know they worked on both my Singer and my Brother home machine. About 1/2 of them worked on my Janome (see community post for a picture of why). I have not tried them on my industrial because for the look of it, they won't fit.
I have a video of the manual in my play list as well as the tools I use (which shows my machines).
I was asked to post a pdf of the manual which I plan on doing on my website after I find it. It got lost in the very difficult move we went through.
I've been sewing for 40 years or more and I can say we're never too old to learn!
I agree! I still love learning new things everyday. Thanks for watching!
I know this comment is about 4 years too late, BUT, THANK U, THANK U. I bought this box of foots, but have not had a chance to try them out. I really appreciate it!! Keep up the Good Work!!!
Never too late! I just happen to be on so I saw your comment quickly. I'm glad the videos help! And thank you so much for commenting! It helps keep these older videos in the loop.
Over 50 years I've been sewing. I never knew what all my feet did. I suppose if I needed them for something I would have learned. But this video makes me want to learn more ways to make sewing faster and easier. Thank you!
I know this is an old video but still relevant and useful. Thanks for taking the time to explain all of this. I appreciate it.
This is one of the most educational videos I've ever seen on RUclips! I've learned so much.
LIKE THE REST OF THE CLIENTS, I,M ALSO VERY GRATEFUL TO WATCH YOUR VIDEO SHOW BECAUSE I Didn't Use the Foot's on my sewing machine. THANKYOU SO MUCH And MAY You Be Blessed.
I must admit I don't normally leave comments but I have to say this was brilliant I had concerns in buying the multi-foot kits as a really did know what they did but your video showed all. This is the best and only video that demonstrates this well. Thanks. Queen bee for doing this.
Thank you so much!!
you make rolled hemming look so easy, thank you.
Queen Bee, I love and appreciate your video on how to use the various feet for sewing machines. Your hands-on demo and very pleasant voice are the absolute best aspects of your presentation. GREAT JOB!
Thank you very much!
This was with out a doubt the best demo ever!!!!!
I bought this universal foot and holder kit!!
It has feet I've never seen and learning to use All of them. And wow! I'm so glad I did! You can do so much more and it's faster and loos more professional 😊
Love your demos. Truly wish you would demo with a contrasting thread color so stitches would be easier to see.
Good idea. Thank you!
I'm so happy you add in you little hints and tips, that loop with the hand sewing needle is magic but it makes me think my knitting and crocheting are being done wrong too 😅 oh well thanks for your time I've had some of my feet for over 15 years and had no clue what they were for, so thank you 😊
You made it so much easier to understand how to use the feet. Thanks
I really appreciate you taking the time to make this video. I bought a lot of presser feet from Amazon years ago when I first bought my Brother sewing machine. I had a lot of fun testing most of them, but because of health issues haven't used many in the past couple of years.
Neighbor just bought a new Brother machine and I drew a blank when she asked what things are possible with different feet. I have to show her because of her tiny phone screen - not ideal for viewing sewing videos. It will save me a lot of time having one person that explains instead of muddling about dozens of video makers.
I look forward to seeing what other videos you already have and any future videos you share. You have a new subscriber.
I'm glad they help. I always try to get very close ups of what is going on because I know a lot of people watch RUclips on their phones. Thank you for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 I wish RUclips had recommended your videos before now. I always have so many projects in my head just waiting for my body, time, and my experience to catch up. Hahaha.
I can watch you for hours. And I intend to do just that. Binge watching your videos is just what I need and doing this weekend. I already have a project planned for using the small hem foot, and one of the fabric joining feet.
My arthritis is going to be less of a hurdle using the correct presser feet, instead of hand sewing.
Know that you are greatly appreciated!
I just bought a very similar set (maybe even the same one) and had no idea what most of them do. I started watching tutorials for each individual foot from official sewing brand channels but you have so much more information and tips! Thank you 😁
Thank you!!
Thank you so much for all the detailed explanations, detailed and well filmed!
Thanks! Saved me buying the walking foot!
I did not know about most of these feet, so very informative. The blind hem foot that came with my machine does not have that giude - I didn't know they were available that way. I can see how very much easier yours is to use than my unfriendly one.
I have been looking to buy a kit that has all these feet in it to use in my sewing but I didn’t know how good they would work Thank you for doing these two videos on these feet. I am going to order the kit.
I know this is 2/20 but I really enjoy your video and very detailed instructions on each foot. I hope you will do more sewing videos. You are an excellent teacher !!!!
Thank you very much! I have started another video but my life is VERY hectic. I will try to finish it soon. Thank you for watching!
You are an amazing teacher. I have a 32 feet set andi cant thank you enough. I am using your videos like i am attending class! Taking notes and everything. You have no idea how much this helps
I so much appreciate that and I'm really glad they help! You can do a lot with a sewing machine :)
I. Excited to watch this series.
Thankyou for this helpful information. Make us all pros
Extremely good video demo and explanation.
Wow! Great job👍👍. I just bought a 42 presser foot set from Amazon and was wondering how to use each of them. This video has shown me the different ways to use each foot. Thanks a lot.
Very informative! Thank you for taking the time to walk us through these!
The best filming and demo ever, and the extra tips are excellent thankyou so much❤
Thank you so much for making these videos on sewing feet and how they work. I am learning so much from you! Your videos & camera work is AMAZING!
Thank you very much! I admit my camera work needs a great deal of work but I only have my phone to use and I'm learning. :)
@@QueenBee1755 Your camera work was brilliant, absolutely no need to change unless it makes it easier for you, because it couldn't have been better than what you filmed!
I just bought this collection thanks cause i was literally about to look up each foot to see what it did thanks for the knowledge
Glad it could help! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so very much. Greetings from Holland
Cool! Welcome Holland!
Thanks for commenting :)
Thank you so much for sharing this video, I bought mine but it is not clipping to foot lifter although my machine manual butterfly
Gracias excelente tus explicaciones, he aprendido y ahora me toca es practicar en mi maquina y los prensatelas que tengo. Soy feliz
Wow!!! This is so helpfull!!! And seeing that you use the same brand seweing machine makes me even more comfortable to try this myself...!!!
This is a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for showing how to use the rolled hem foot. I wish this had been available when I was in high school lol. I never could get that one to work back then. I wound up hemming my gunnysack dress with about 4 yards of hem by hand and I used a handkerchief hem on I. Took me a week to get it done.
Lol You're welcome. I have done a lot of hand sewing myself. It can take awhile :)
@@QueenBee1755 I just got a new sewing machine and I ordered the 62 feet version of the feet lol. I'm making a 50's inspired dress right now so that one is going to come in handy because I love the circle skirts.
Thank you for this video I was looking for demo of all of the different feet and this is perfect
Thank you so so much! This is definitely the best instructional video out there for the multi-foot machine kits. You're a life and time saver!
Is anyone aware if these feet work on a Brother machine? Thx.
They all work on my Brother PC420.
Haha I got this last month, great value for the price even if I never use half of them
Thank you! I had gotten a smaller set of feet, but it still contained many I'd never used/seen before. This was very helpful and I'm eager to try them out now that I know what they can do!
You make it look so easy! Thanks for your advice and help. 😍👍🤣👩🔧
Thank you! I enjoy teaching. And thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking the time to do this🦋
I have learned so much about sewing by viewing this video and you seem to be very professional with your machine and I am watching because I am considering buying a new sewing machine and want to use it to complete projects I am thinking of starting, especially after this pandemic.
I'm glad they help! I think everyone should be able to sew, at least the basics. Happy sewing!
I just bought a new sewing machine and a set of these feet. It's the brother ps200t probably the most versatile and pretty reasonably priced machine that I could find it's manual not computerized.
OMG there sooo much to learn about sewing. Am just a beginner and am so fascinated. Thank you so this educational video very helpful.
I really appreciate all of the effort you've put in to provide us with all this information
How generous spirited you are!
Thank you!
Brilliant 👏. I'm a Newby re-upholstering my powerboat. I wondered what that 1# roller thing was. Thanks 😊. 🇬🇧
I have been doing upholstery as well but been too busy getting them completed to film them. I am hoping to start making those videos soon.
The "roller thing"? If you mean the one with a roller in the front of it, the kit calls it a quilting foot. I thought it did well on smushy fabrics, like fleece, but I don't really use that one very much.
If you check the time stamps in the video with the description below it, I listed the names of each of the feet.
Thanks for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 Thanks for your response. The video is a very helpful resource. I bought a walking foot attachment too which appears 'a must' for multiple layers of vinyl. It's an ebay Chinese knock off though at $12. The original Janome attachment is around $75. I'll see how it performs once my V92 thread arrives ... 👌
You are correct! A walking foot is a game changer!
Thanks for showing how the foot kit works I bought the kit but was not sure what they did is there a binding foot
YW and thanks for watching!
Very clear demonstration of each foot and excellent instructions. I like the fact that Queen Bee shows us that she sometimes makes small mistakes too 🧵🪡✂️👍🏻😂
Thanks for the quick reply. I have tested the rolled hem feet without a problem but not the zipper feet. As I have already purchased the set found your videos very helpful in ascertaining which feet will work and which ones to avoid...... I noted that you were using a brother but also mentioned having a janome so it was interesting to hear how you went with your testing on both machines. Does the darning and knit feet work or do they have problems too? When using the pintucking foot what top tension should I set the machine at. Don't like playing with the bobbin tension as I end up intriguing me. I do have all the basics that come with the machine but all these new ones are mind boggling. I do appreciate all the time and effort it takes in making these videos so a big thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent with other sewers
The darning foot seems to work fine on my Janome; however the needle does want to hit the back of the knit foot. (I'll post a pic of what is going on in my community page.) The tension on the pintucking will depend on your fabric. I would suggest tightening the top tension a little at a time until you achieve the look you want. The bobbin tension can be a little tricky at times so leaving it alone if at all possible is best. And thank you for watching!!
Maybe next time i see a box of feet at a yard sale, I might take a closer look.
Excellent description I learnt a lot thankyou
I love this kit. Thank you 💓
Mam you are brilliant. I learned lot from you. Love your video.
Thank you!!
Thanks so much for this great impart
Thank you for demonstrating the pressure feet. I am a newbie at sewing. This has been very helpful. New subscriber. Take care. Mary
You're welcome! And thanks for watching!
TY QueenBee1755!! My son gave me a Brother SQ9185 for my birthday. I thank both you and YooTube for providing all of us out here in the world the opportunity to learn a "whole lot" of stuff we otherwise wouldn't be able to obtain.
THANK YOU & HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! 🎅🎄🤶
Thank you I bought a set havnt tried them ,a bit nervous, so brilliant x
Have fun!
I have a super busy schedule and had not worked on the next since it didn't seem like it was being watched. I will start working on the next one this week. People's comments help me know what to work on next so thank you for commenting!
QueenBee1755 this is very very helpful . Please continue. You deserve so many more subscribers . Will definitely share with my friends
Your tutorials are so helpful,
Thank you teacher you're a blessing.
😁😷👍♥️
Thank you for your reply 🙂
Thank you! Your camera work is stupendous too!
Thank you. I have been learning as I go along. I only have 2 old phones (not the fancy apple ones) to use for filming.
I have one of those kits and have only used a few of those feet. Maybe now I will use more since you have explained them. Thank you. What would you use the pin tuck for?
Very nice domnistration good
Thank you!
Demonstration 🤣🤣🙏🙏
Thank you very much for taking the time to maje this helpful video and excellent instructions .
I been looking for this 4ever. The whole reason I have not purchased them
Oh just what ive been serching for yippppie thank you thank you so much for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐
You are a great teacher thanks you are the best
Thank you! 😃
This is SO helpfull... Thank You very much for sharing. I bought the set of 42 pieces...
Thank you! I'm really glad they help.
Links to my other sewing videos are in the description area.
Just a suggestion - I would love to see more sewing projects on your channel . It would help sewing enthusiasts like me
I appreciate your comments! I will be working on more sewing videos. I was going to start another one today but I've been prepping for the hurricane coming this way. Please do make suggestions and comments as I use them to know what I will do next.
Wow, hope you were safe and your home was spared. Please let us know how you made out.
Thank you for asking. We were originally suppose to get 15-20 inches so we had a lot of prepping to do in case of flooding and extended power outages. I don't think we would have flooded but roads all around us would have prevented us from going anywhere, even the store. The storm shifted and is going around us now. May only get 2 inches. So I am very thankful we were spared. My prayers go out to all those who were not.
I try to keep everyone updated on my channel discussion page, which is even hard for me to find sometimes! So here is the link.
ruclips.net/channel/UCyZm1QEkac_E70A7oM9Sh7wdiscussion?disable_polymer=1
Love them, can you teach us more with all of the feet. I own them so I would love to watch more
I have more videos I want to make but finding the time is difficult. I'm fixing up an old camper at the moment (the wood working part) so I was also thinking about filming some when I get to the sewing parts. I'll be making all new cushions, curtains, etc.
My son got me this same set of pressure feet for Christmas. I was begging to get them since I am trying to get more into sewing. I got on here to look up each foot to see what they do. The fact that it is the same set saves me so much time looking them up. You don't even know how much these videos are helping. I don't feel near as clueless now. Thanks so much!
My goal is to help others so hearing that is very nice! My life is very hectic so I can't make videos as often as I like, but I try. If you have any specific requests please feel free to leave it. 😁
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I bought a set of these feet for 2 particular feet that I needed, and couldn't find anywhere else. Most of them I had NO idea how to use, let alone what they were for. Your videos are terrific! Now I'm going to go through all the feet and do a practice piece on each one (and make a little book with the names) Thanks again!!!
Nice demo thank you
Was a big help in improving my sewing by machine and will be a major time savor.
I must say That was a excellent demonstration I'm hoping that you do many more Thank you because you were very helpful I have a set of 32Different foot that I don't know how to use.
Thank you! I do have plans to make more and I've already started another one, but this year has been super busy so I haven't had time to work on them. I do try to post links of each of my videos in the description area below each video (I know a lot of people, including myself, easily overlook that section.)
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!!
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It’s really helpful. How can I watch Demo2
Thanks for watching! If you scroll down in the description section of each video, there are links to my other videos but here is the one to DEMO 2: ruclips.net/video/AOlPLap_m3A/видео.html
Would the roller foot work well with Minky fabric? Fleece fabric? Great tutorial.
Thank you! It did work well on my fleece but don't race machine on it. ☺
Excellent presentation
Thank you!
Multifunctional kit can be used for all kind of machine
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Excellent!!!!!! Thanks a lot 😉
I already bought two sets of these feet, UT I can not find a manual that tells what each foot is, and to what setting I should have my brother machine set on, any ideas?
Every machine has it's own personality, even within same brand. So testing the settings on scrap fabric before doing a project is always advisable. Here is a link to the manual that came with mine. I hope it helps. Thank you for watching!
ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html
Amazing and thorough. Thank you so much 😊
i am having so much trouble getting the fabric to go through the hemmer foot i had 2 of them and the other one i have is the 1/8 round hemmer foot
They can be touchy for sure. Some days mine would got through very well. Other days, it was a constant battle and babying it through. I feel like air pressure and moisture effects it (most likely not, but when you get aggravated about it working yesterday and not today, that's the way it can feel!) I usually use a piece of scrap, of the same fabric, to practice on first, so I can fine tune all the adjustments needed. I hope it goes more smoothly for you!
Where can I get these pressure foots collections from? I need to know and soon! Thanks E. Benison
On a basics singer sewing machine? Or naw?
This is NOT the set I bought but seems similar ( amzn.to/3c9jeSo ). The set I bought isn't available atm.
Also, if you look down in the description area of this video ( ruclips.net/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/видео.html ), I shared several links for different items.
These sets are considered 'universal' meaning they SHOULD fit most machine but not guaranteed to. Here is a link to the manual for the set I bought ( ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html ). I have a Brother and a Janome. All the feet fit my Brother but only some fit my Janome. I do not have a Singer so I can't comment of those.
Good tutorials but could you please tell me if these feet can be used on a Janome DC2050 successfully and how do you know when and how to adjust machine settings
The Janome I have is listed in this video: ruclips.net/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/видео.html
Many of the feet do work with it, but some don't. Any foot that has a tiny needle hole opening either didn't work or is tricking and you have to baby it, because the needle placement on the Janome is slightly more forward than on the Brother.
Thanks for the quick reply. Any helpful advice on which feet out of the 52 universal set are NOT suitable for the Janome machines.
I know the needle hits the edge of the zipper feet (reg and invisible), the cording feet, and the rolled hem feet. If the Janome is your only machine and you need any of these, I wouldn't recommend getting this set.
This was very helpful! Thank you.
Thank you this video is very helpful!
Can use with singer 6800c .Thanks
I don't have that machine to know but here is a link to the manual: ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html
I just got this set in today and was so happy to find your videos on it to help me out! Thank you so much for doing these!
Please may I know whether it's used for all types of sewing machines?
Great visual material... Pleaae lwt me know where can i buy the foot pressers
Thank you. I got from amazon and someone else said wish.
Awesome.Thanks for answering fast to my comment.This is my new hobby 2020
I cant get my new feet to connect to any of my sewing machine adaptor..so disapointed
That stinks, I'm sorry. What kind of machine do you have? They are 'universal' but some don't fit my Janome either. If they don't work, you should be able to return them.
I have now included a link for this item in the description.
Could the width of the blind stitch be shorter so that it doesn’t show as much on the right side?
Absolutely!! As I say a lot, always use a scrap of the same fabric to run tests on first, so you can make adjustments and get it just the way you like before starting on the project.
I did a longer stitch so
1. you could see what it would look like, the direction of the stitch
and
2. many of the jobs I've used that stitch on was to purposely see the stitch. Many times I would make it wider than that and with a contrasting thread to give a faux hand stitched effect.
Can you please tell me which foot is the Top Stitching Foot. I have looked thru my feet and can't find it. Thank You for your help
There are a few feet you can use for top stitching. Check out this video and look down in the description for time stamps to jump to different feet.
ruclips.net/video/-1tW_KzNcOc/видео.html
Embroidery foot, applique foot, and satin stitch foot should all work depending on what you need to do.
Even the large opening foot would work, but not one I'd prefer for some projects, as it would allow fabric to be pulled in and pucker.
Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 I am machine sewing on a binding on a quilt. I have already attached the back and want to do the front.
There are a few ways to do that. This set comes with an adjustable bias foot. When set correctly, it does both sides at once, which means thread will show on both side. When putting on 1 side first, like you are, the thread is hidden on 1 side but seen on the other. Using pins or clamps, fold over the edging to go slightly past the stitch line of first side. Then use the 'stitch in the ditch' on the first side. This will give a 'finished' look on 1 side while seeing the stitching on the other. Using a matching color or clear thread helps it blend in. Or using a contrasting color with a decorative stitch can highlight the edge.
Can these feet that come in the sets of feet work on a brother machine
All I can tell you is that they are sold as 'universal' and they all work on my Brother PC420 machine which I use in my sewing videos.
Love your videos. When do you think you will have the next parts ready?
I have a super busy schedule and had not worked on the next since it didn't seem like it was being watched. I will start working on the next one this week. People's comments help me know what to work on next so thank you for commenting!
Which brand thread we use for singer sewing machine
I usually use Guttermann thread but have successfully ran even 'off brands' through my machine. Here is the video to the tools I use: ruclips.net/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/видео.html
Thanks for watching!
Would the foots fit on a simple singer 2263
Since I don't have that machine I can't say for sure, but here is a link to the manual. Time stamp 1:20 for the following link shows measuring for shank. ruclips.net/video/d0iGGXkBabo/видео.html
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