Free-motion quilting foot
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A spring-loaded presser foot that hovers just above the fabric, letting the quilter move the fabric freely in any direction with the feed dogs lowered.
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Applique foot
An open-toe presser foot offering a clear view of the needle and stitch line, used for satin stitching and detailed applique work.
Blind hem foot
A presser foot with a guide bar that runs along a folded hem edge, positioning the needle to catch only a thread or two for an invisible hem.
Buttonhole foot
A presser foot, often with a sliding or automatic template, that guides the machine through the multiple stitch passes needed to form a buttonhole.
Darning foot
A small, often spring-loaded hoop-shaped presser foot used with the feed dogs dropped for free-motion stitching, darning, and thread sketching.
Quarter-inch foot
A presser foot with a guide or foot width measured exactly a quarter inch from the needle, used to achieve accurate patchwork seam allowances.
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