Pintuck foot
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A grooved presser foot, typically used with a twin needle, whose channels guide fabric into narrow, evenly spaced raised folds called pintucks.
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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.
Ruffler foot
An attachment with an adjustable blade and gear mechanism that folds fabric into controlled pleats or gathers as it feeds beneath the needle.
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.
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