Sewing Machine Presser Foot Kit – 32 Low Shank Feet with Instruction Manual and 3 Bonus Adapters

Thirty-two presser feet, each made for a different job, in one box with a manual that tells you exactly what every one of them does. Rolled hems that fold themselves as you sew. Invisible zippers that really do disappear into the seam. Quarter-inch seams that come out a true quarter inch, block after block. Free-motion quilting with the fabric moving wherever you guide it.

This sewing machine presser foot kit turns the basic machine you already own into one that can hem, gather, bind, pintuck, cord, bead and quilt. Most of the feet snap on and off in seconds on a low shank machine, so trying a new technique takes less time than rethreading the needle.

And you are never left guessing what a strange-looking foot is for. The kit comes with our own illustrated instruction manual: every foot is numbered, pictured and explained, with a link to a demonstration video for each one. Three bonus adapters are in the box too, so the same feet also fit high shank Janome and Kenmore machines, Husqvarna Viking, Pfaff and the Baby Lock models that need one.

What's in the Box

• 32 low shank presser feet, listed by job below
• 1 illustrated instruction manual with a compatibility table by machine brand, adapter fitting steps, a page for every foot and demonstration video links
• 3 bonus adapters (foot holders): a high shank adapter, a low shank snap-on adapter for Husqvarna Viking, and a low shank snap-on adapter for Pfaff and Baby Lock

The names and pictures of every foot are printed on the packaging as well as in the manual, so matching a foot to its instructions takes a glance.

The 32 Feet, by What They Do

• Hems and edges: 3 mm (1/8 inch) and 6 mm (1/4 inch) rolled hem feet, blind stitch (blind hem) foot, overcast foot, edge joining foot
• Zippers: invisible (concealed) zipper foot, adjustable zipper foot (low shank)
• Quilting and free motion: 1/4 inch quilting foot, 1/4 inch quilting piecing guide foot, darning foot, darning foot (low shank), stitch guide foot
• Gathers, binding and trims: shirring (gathering) foot, adjustable bias binder foot, braiding foot, fringe foot, cording foot, 5-hole cording foot, 7-hole cording foot, double welting foot, round bead foot
• Decorative and heirloom sewing: satin stitch foot, open toe embroidery foot, open toe foot, A9 applique foot, 9-groove pintuck foot, 5-groove pintuck foot
• Tricky and everyday fabrics: non-stick zigzag foot for leather, vinyl and oilcloth, roller foot, knit foot, straight stitch foot, Jaguar multi-purpose foot

A few details from the manual that make these feet easy to put to work: the rolled hem feet double-fold the raw edge at 3 mm or 6 mm before the needle stitches it, the adjustable bias binder takes binding from 5 mm to 20 mm with red guide markings, the double welting foot accepts 4 mm to 6 mm piping, and the round bead foot attaches strings of beads or piping up to 1/4 inch.

Will It Fit My Sewing Machine?

These feet fit most home sewing machines built after 1980 that have a low shank. To check yours, find the thumbscrew that holds the presser foot and measure from the center of that screw down to the needle plate. About 1/2 inch means a low shank machine; more than 1 inch means a high shank machine. Most domestic machines are low shank.

• Fit straight on: Brother, Elna, Euro-Pro, Juki, Necchi, White, Janome low shank models, low shank Kenmore, Singer (all except slant shank models) and most Baby Lock models
• Fit with the included high shank adapter: high shank Janome models (MC5000 to MC15000 series) and high shank Kenmore models
• Fit with the included Husqvarna Viking snap-on adapter: Husqvarna Viking
• Fit with the included Pfaff and Baby Lock snap-on adapter: Pfaff, and the Baby Lock models listed in the manual
• Bernina: needs a Bernina snap-on shank, sold separately: the old style shank for Berninas made before 1996 or the new style shank for Berninas made after 1996
• Singer slant shank models need a slant shank adapter, which is not included

The kit is made for domestic machines rather than industrial or mini sewing machines. Most of the feet snap onto the foot holder. The darning foot (low shank) and the adjustable zipper foot come on their own shank: unscrew your current foot holder and screw these on in its place, as the manual shows step by step.

The Instruction Manual

We wrote the manual for this kit ourselves. It opens with the brand-by-brand compatibility table and shows how to fit each adapter and how to change snap-on and screw-on feet. Then every foot gets its own page: what it does, how to set your machine for it, and practical tips, such as using a longer stitch and slightly tighter needle tension when you want fuller gathers from the shirring foot. Each page links to demonstration videos on YouTube, so you can watch the foot in action before you sew.

Who It's For

• Anyone whose machine came with only three or four feet and wants to try rolled hems, invisible zippers, quilting or free-motion work without buying feet one at a time
• Quilters, for accurate quarter-inch seams, a stitch guide for parallel lines and darning feet for free-motion quilting
• Garment sewers, for blind hems, narrow rolled hems, gathers, knits and invisible zippers
• Sewing teachers and groups replacing feet that have gone missing over the years
• A gift for someone who sews, with a manual that makes every foot usable from day one

How This Compares

Against buying specialty feet one at a time: the feet most sewers end up wanting, from the rolled hem and invisible zipper feet to the quarter-inch, darning, gathering and bias binder feet, arrive together in one purchase. You also get a long list of decorative feet to explore when you are ready.

Against bare generic foot sets: many presser foot sets arrive with a small chart or no instructions at all. This kit adds a full manual with a video link for every foot, plus the three adapters that let the same feet work on high shank, Husqvarna Viking, Pfaff and Baby Lock machines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do all presser feet fit all sewing machines?
Presser feet are made for a shank type, and these are made for low shank machines, which covers most home sewing machines including Brother, Janome, Juki, Elna and most Singer models. The three included adapters extend the fit to high shank Janome and Kenmore machines, Husqvarna Viking, Pfaff and the Baby Lock models listed in the manual. Bernina owners can add a Bernina snap-on shank, sold separately.

How do I know which presser foot to use?
Start with the manual. Every foot is numbered and pictured so you can match it to the one in your hand, with a description of what it is for, how to set your machine and a link to a demonstration video.

How can I tell if my sewing machine is low shank?
Measure from the center of the screw that holds your presser foot down to the needle plate. Around 1/2 inch is low shank; over 1 inch is high shank. Most home machines are low shank.

Is a presser foot set worth it?
Yes, if you want to try more than straight seams. One kit covers hemming, zippers, quilting, gathering, binding and decorative stitching, so you can learn each technique as projects call for it instead of ordering feet one by one.

Can I use these feet for free-motion quilting?
Yes. The kit includes two darning feet for free-motion quilting, embroidery and mending. Drop or cover your feed dogs, then guide the fabric by hand at a steady pace. The manual covers both feet.

Where can I find replacement sewing machine feet?
Right here. If feet have gone missing from your machine's box, this kit replaces the everyday ones, such as the zipper, zigzag, straight stitch, blind hem and overcast feet, and adds 27 more alongside them.

Open the box, pick a foot and a project, and let the manual walk you through it.