Rolled Hem Presser Foot [6 Sizes] Wide Rolled Hem Foot Set & Narrow Foot Hemmer Set For Brother, Singer & Janome Low Shank Sewing Machines. Hemming Pressure Feet With Distinctive Wide and Narrow Sizes

Good value for money

Just what I wanted

These were great value for money, having bought one rolled hemmer in Hobbycraft for nearly th3 same money. They fit my Jenome machine although it took some time for me to find out whether they would fit or not. not being a sewing aficionado. However I’ve tried to use them and they’re a great bit of kit if you are a dextrous sewer. , I am not and still haven’t got to grips with trying to get the fabric round the little pins and then keeping it there while I sew. It’s not for newbies and even the YouTube videos are not that easy to follow. So they’re in the drawer for now until someone shows me an easy way to use them.

After years of hand pinning and stitching hems, I decided to try a rolled hem presser foot for my Brother innov-15. I chose this pack as it had good reviews, was a good price and had a selection of sizes so I could be sure I would have the right one for my project. Arrived quickly and easy to fit - I chose the 6mm for one project and the 4mm foot for another. Both worked very easily after a few trials and saved me literally hours of measuring, pinning & sewing! Also was a much better finish.

Really handy tools

Not compatible with old style Singer machine. Does not come with adapter to attach to the vertical needle shank.

These are well made and good value. Takes practice to use, but do not give up, they are worth it.

Can't fault the quality of the build, not easy to use. For making cheesecloth squares ended up ironing and folding, and the regular pressure foot. Then with some stretch fabric it was able to turn everything around for a proper hem.

Good quality but it doesn’t fit the Husqvarna Viking Onyx 30. The needle hits the metal.

very easy to fit

Good

Buena calidad facil de usar

These appear to be solid and well made. The three smaller ones are easy to work with. I've already tried out all three on napkin edges and I love them. I'm still learning how to best manipulate the cloth when using the three larger versions. So far, I don't find it easier than just drawing a line and folding the cloth by hand as I sew. The tool does seem to help feed your material through to the needle. But because of their size, it is easy to mess up if you get distracted in any way while sewing. And I'm not sure if I can successfully use it when I create mitered corners (like I prefer with a 3/4 or 1 inch fold). But that's part of my learning curve and not the fault of the item itself.