This presser foot is used for stitching seam lines, such as with Stitchin-the-ditch sewing for patchwork quilts and concealed seams on clothes.

The Compact Guide Edge Sewing Foot is used for patchwork quilting, edge stitching during dressmaking (in the case of sewing waistbands and neckbands), outline quilting, and single lap stitching.

This presser foot is used for free-motion quilting using a ruler

This presser foot is used for free-motion quilting using a ruler

This presser foot for free-motion sewing is open at the front so that the needle area is easy to see.

This presser foot is used for free-motion sewing with zigzag stitches.

This presser foot is used for stitching appliques or designs.

This presser foot is used for stitching appliques or designs.

This presser foot is used for forming loops or fringes to decorate workpieces.

This presser foot is used for free-motion sewing of cording.

This presser foot is used for sewing on up to three thin decorative cords or embroidery threads.

With the 7 Hole Cording Foot, you can enjoy sewing 3-dimensional decorative stitches using thin cords or embroidery threads (up to seven cords [threads]) together.

This presser foot automatically creates gathers in the fabric.

This adapter shank allows you to use a variety of different of presser feet.

This guide is used for sewing equally spaced rows of stitching.

It is used when decorative sewing is performed with bobbin thread using thick thread or ribbon.

The mounting base allows you to attach the LED pointer, boroscope camera, and magnifying lens attachment to the sewing machine.

Use as a magnifying glass to enlarge the needle area.

This magnifier allows the needle area to be enlarged by approximately 1.4 times, making it easier to see.

This additional thread stand can be used with TWO large cross-wound cone style thread.

This additional thread stand can be used with large cone threads.

This needle plate designed specifically for straight stitching allows you to sew beautiful straight stitches.

This gauge is used as a guide for the edge of the fabric when sewing with a fixed seam allowance.

Various patterns can be formed by combining basic lines and shapes.