The gimping foot is designed to create elegant, decorative embellishments using satin stitches in combination with a twin needle. Two thread guides on the foot and an additional bar (attached to the needle bar) ensure the gimping cord feeds evenly. This creates raised, dimensional embroidery with excellent definition. Ideal for heirloom work and custom textural accents.

This foot holds and guides one to three thin cords or yarns so you can sew over them with a zigzag or decorative stitch. It’s perfect for adding structure, texture, or visual interest to your projects. Often used in home décor and embellishment-heavy garments.

Specifically shaped with a groove to accommodate beaded trims, the beading foot allows you to stitch strands of pearls or sequins directly onto fabric. Use a straight or zigzag stitch depending on bead spacing. This is a go-to for evening wear and costumes.

When sewing vinyl, faux leather, or laminated fabrics, a standard foot often sticks or drags. The non-stick foot glides smoothly thanks to its Teflon-coated base, reducing friction and helping you maintain even stitches without puckering.

Used to attach thicker decorative threads or yarns on the fabric surface using a zigzag or embroidery stitch. The foot’s central channel holds the material in place while you sew over it. Excellent for artistic surface design, embellishment, and textural accents.

The ruffler foot looks intimidating but is incredibly efficient. It creates uniform gathers or pleats by moving fabric in controlled intervals as you sew. Adjustable settings let you control frequency and depth of the ruffles — ideal for ruffled skirts, curtains, and trim.

This foot allows you to create open decorative seams or join two fabric edges with delicate embroidery-style bridging. It has a central guide to keep the gap between fabrics evenly spaced, making it ideal for heirloom and vintage-style sewing.

The fringe foot is used to make dimensional thread loops or fringe by stitching over a raised bar in the center. After sewing, the loops can be left intact or cut for a fringed look — great for decorative work, scarves, or textile art.

Designed with a central groove or tunnel that guides flat trims like ribbons or sequins while stitching them in place. This foot is perfect for embellishing dancewear, costumes, and accessories with a touch of shine or color.

This foot is used for decorative stitching that mimics traditional candlewick embroidery — raised dots or knots often created using a dense zigzag stitch. It has a deep groove underneath to accommodate heavy stitching without fabric drag.

This is your everyday workhorse — perfect for straight and zigzag stitches on woven and knit fabrics. Its wide needle opening accommodates various stitch widths, making it ideal for most standard sewing applications. If you're unsure where to start, this is the foot to use.

With a narrow needle opening, this foot provides maximum stability when stitching delicate or lightweight fabrics. It prevents fabric from being pulled down into the feed dogs, resulting in cleaner, more precise stitching on fine materials like silk or chiffon.

This foot lets you sew right next to zipper coils or piping. Because it can be attached to the left or right of the needle, it allows for versatile positioning — ideal for installing regular zippers or sewing close to bulky edges.

Special grooves on the underside guide invisible zippers, allowing you to stitch extremely close to the zipper teeth. Once installed, the zipper remains concealed in your seam — perfect for dresses and formal garments.

These feet help you create buttonholes tailored to your button size. The one-step foot automates the process, stitching the entire buttonhole in one sequence. Sliding versions allow more manual control while still guiding the shape and length consistently.

Holds your button in place as your machine sews it on using a zigzag stitch. Set your stitch length to zero, and this foot makes attaching buttons quick and uniform without damaging them or the fabric beneath.

This foot mimics the look of serged seams by wrapping thread around the edge of the fabric with a zigzag or overlock stitch. The small wire in the center prevents the fabric from curling and keeps the stitch formation even. Ideal for sewing knits or finishing raw woven edges.

A must-have for quilting and working with slippery or layered fabrics. It feeds the top layer of fabric evenly with the lower layer, preventing shifting or puckering. Perfect for plaids, stripes, and stretchy knits as well.

Precision is key in quilting, and this foot helps maintain a consistent 1/4" seam allowance. It often features a guide on the side to help align your fabric. Great for piecing quilt blocks with professional accuracy.

Useful for marking seam allowances or stitch lines on your fabric before sewing. It doesn’t sew, but instead helps you guide the material precisely. It's a favorite for tailoring and complex garment construction.

This foot makes nearly invisible hems simple and precise. It features a central guide that runs along the hem fold, keeping the stitches perfectly aligned so only a few catch the front fabric. Great for formalwear, trousers, and home décor like curtains where a clean finish is essential.

Ideal for finishing lightweight fabrics such as chiffon or silk. This foot rolls and stitches the fabric edge in a single step, creating a tight, uniform hem that is both elegant and durable. Perfect for scarves, blouses, and baby garments.

This foot creates beautiful scalloped or shell-like decorative edges. As the fabric feeds through, it’s rolled and slightly bunched under the stitch, creating a textured, delicate effect. Commonly used on lingerie, table linens, and light decorative projects.

Equipped with an adjustable guide bar, this foot ensures perfectly parallel stitching along fabric edges or seams. It's highly useful for topstitching, edgestitching, and decorative seams, especially when precision and alignment are crucial.

This foot is designed to keep your stitches hidden in the seam line (the 'ditch') of quilt blocks or garment panels. The central guide keeps you locked into the seam groove, making it ideal for quilt top finishing and discreet reinforcement stitching.

This foot feeds and stitches pre-folded or unfolded bias tape along the edge of your fabric in one seamless operation. With adjustable guides, it keeps the tape perfectly aligned for a polished, consistent finish — a must for decorative or functional binding on curves and corners.

Used to create strong, flat seams with no raw edges — think jeans and sportswear. It folds and stitches the fabric in one pass for a clean finish on both sides. Durable and tidy, ideal for trousers, jackets, and heavy-use garments.

Best used with a twin needle, this foot features evenly spaced grooves underneath that guide raised pin tucks. Great for adding texture to garments, heirloom sewing, and fine detailing on blouses, linens, and children’s clothes.

The roller foot is designed with one or more rollers that glide smoothly over fabrics with texture, thickness, or stickiness. Perfect for sewing leather, suede, vinyl, or velvet without drag or uneven feeding.

This foot allows you to move the fabric freely in all directions while sewing. It's used with the feed dogs lowered and is ideal for free-motion quilting, stippling, and drawing with thread. Available in open or closed toe designs depending on visibility needs.

With a wide cutout at the front, this foot gives you maximum visibility for decorative stitching, appliqué, and quilting. It helps ensure precise placement and monitoring of your stitches, especially useful when following outlines or printed patterns.

Designed with a short, slightly curved sole, this foot handles the stop-and-turn nature of appliqué beautifully. The open front allows clear view of the needle, and the smooth base prevents snagging on layered or fused designs.