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Satinedge Foot

The Satinedge sewing machine presser foot was originally designed in 1986, for a blind customer that wanted to make her own napkins using a satin stitch edge . ***If your internet speed is slow, pause the video and come back to view in a few minutes and you will be able to watch it easier.The Satinedge sewing foot has an adjustable guide that you can see in the photos pictured on this page. One foot fits ALL! Just imagine, a foot that actually guides the fabric for you!

This foot does over 27 unique techniques using just a straight or zig zag stitch!

Includes: Satinedge Foot, 4 Snap-on Adapters, Instruction booklet

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Top Stitching, Edge Stitching and Pin Tucking are normally tedious. With this foot you simply move the guide pin away from the needle; the distance you chose is the distance your stitch will be from the fabric’s edge. You can also use Satinedge to sew small seams like 1/8", 1/4" and Scant 1/4".

 

Appliqué using a satin stitch is normally frustrating to learn. You are taught to watch your sewing machine needle as it swings left and right; making sure that the right-swing falls off the appliqué’s edge. With the Satinedge foot you NEVER watch the sewing machine needle and your stitches are consistant, you will love it!

The Satinedge™ foot has a wider zigzag opening than a standard appliqué foot but still has the cross section in front of the zigzag opening. You can see the appliqué’s edge easily as you sew and you don’t have to hold the fabric down.

As a result of the fact that you don't have to watch the sewing machine needle, more precise sewing is easy. Look at the Petite Applique stitch and how small it is in comparrison to the sewing machine needle. If you had to watch the needle to sew a stitch that small, you would take a very long time and miss the edge of the fabric no matter how hard you tried.

  

Edge Stitching using the Satinedge Foot

 

 

Satin Stitch Applique' done using the Satinedge Foot

Applique done with the Satinedge foot

 

Petite Applique done with the Satinedge foot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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Satinedge Techniques

TOPIC: Satin Stitch Techniques
Appliqué
Cutwork
Lettuce Edging
Petite Appliqué
Satin Stitch Edging
Trapunto Appliqué

TOPIC: Specialty Techniques
Corded Satin Stitch Edging
Fishing Line Edges
Over casting
Wire Eddges

 TOPIC: Straight Stitch
Techniques
Edge Stitching
Narrow Seams (1/4" seams)

 Pintucking
Stitching In A Ditch
Top Stitching

TOPIC: Invisible Techniques
Invisible Appliqué / Garments
Invisible Appliqué / Quilts
Invisible Binding

The Techniques you see listed here are not all of the techniques this foot can do for you. Clare Rowley is writing another Creative Feet Technical Guide and Workbook and producing additional Tecniques DVD because the list keeps on growing!

ATTACHING THE CREATIVE FEET TO YOUR MACHINE

If your machine has snap on feet:

  1. Try to snap our foot onto your machine.
  2. If it doesn't snap on to your machine's snap on adapter, you will remove your machine's adapter and place our adapter on the machine in it's place.
  3. If your machine is a Bernina machine go to this page of our site to learn more about your machine's options.
  4. If your machine has feet that screw on, you will select from one of our adapters (the one closest in length) and snap it on to our foot then screw it on just as you currently do.
  5. If you have an industrial sewing machine, you will most likely use our HIGH (B) shank. Your machine must have the screw to attach the foot on to the machine on the left hand side.
  6. We can modify by special order only our feet with your supplied shank for some Industrial sewing machines. Please email us to get the details.

 

PFAFF MACHINES AND OTHERS THAT HAVE THE EVEN-FEED WALKING FOOT FEATURE

  1. Push down on the mechanism and release it. (It will slide up and out of the way.)
  2. Loosen and remove your machine's snap on adapter. (screw is located on the left side of it.)
  3. RE-START the screw that held it on to your machine.
  4. Slide our (c) shank (smallest one) from inside the kit up and under the screw.
  5. Tighten screw using a screw driver.
  6. Slide the foot that you want to use under the slot on the snap on shank and push down on top of our (c) shank if the bar doesn't cause the foot to snao on.
  7. To remove the foot, push down on the foot on one side and it will drop off.

 

 

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