Professional Domestic 52 PCS Sewing Machine Sewing Foot Presser Foot Presser Feet Set for Brother, Singer, Babylock, Janome, Elna, Toyota, New Home, Simplicity and Kenmore Low Shank Sewing Machines

Me encanto la verdad muy buenas piezas y viene bien protejido.

I am still a wee beginner with sewing. I got incredibly lucky and was given a bunch from a friend that are exactly like these that they never used, but they are of higher quality from a mix of other brands.I would prefer to take really good care of them until I’m more comfortable with my craft because some aren’t exactly cheap (for example: one Brother presser foot is the same price as this whole kit lol)Found these online and figured they would work wonderfully while I learn. They have!If you’re new to sewing like myself and you want to see firsthand how each presser foot works without having to spend a lot of money at once, this may be just the thing for you. There’s a good variety in this kit that should cover all the basics.As mentioned prior, understand that these are not high quality. You can tell as soon as you pick one up that they are cheaply made. They’re light and don’t have that “sturdy” feel to them like a good quality presser foot will have, so be sure you keep that in mind if you plan to get this set.For me, that’s all okay.So far, they have done fairly well when on my machine. The accuracy is alright and I have to sometimes position my needle to be just right for certain ones, but all the pieces that were supposed to be there was. Nothing was broken, they all arrived safely, and they went on without issue and stayed on until I manually removed them.They’ve gotten the job done thus far on my practice projects, so I can see these as being great backups to have on hand in the future in case of anything. So, if you’re looking for extras to have on hand for that very purpose, you can’t go wrong for the price.To add: if quality is what you’re after while looking for a price deal, check MadamSew. A couple that were given to me came from that brand, and they’re pretty nice.Happy sewing, everyone!

Fit on machine ok. Quick and easy to do.

I bought this adapter so I could use a set of presser feet I bought (also from Amazon). The adapter seems well made and quite solid, but it initially didn't fit the snap feet because it was just a bit too wide. Looking closer, the chrome plating was a bit too thick right at the spot where the adapter was supposed to click onto the presser feet.However, I put the adapter into my workbench vice and used one of the sanding pads on my multi-tool to sand it down a wee bit. That worked like a charm - took off just enough for the foot to fit snugly but perfectly into the presser feet.The adapter has been working perfectly and the very snug, customized fit turns out to be an advantage, as it holds the presser feet securely so they don't wobble or slip around when in use.

Have several vintage machines that I need to adapt for the modern presser feet. Have three machines that had screw on presser feet, which has a limited selection. These adaptors fit my 1970 Singer, 1950 Singer and 1998 Kenmore. It seems to be made of a rather flimsy "metal" so I don't know how long they will last. If you can find it in stainless steel-buy it.