Cheap Distinctive 1-4" (Quarter Inch) Quilting Sewing Machine Presser

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This foot does not fit the Janome 7330. Although it snaps on, it is loose not giving adequate pressure to stitch and easily falls off.

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I was pleasantly surprised at how easily this foot attached to my singer machine, and has made piecing my quilts so much easier...and the price is excellent!

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Works well, but I wish it had a vertical fabric guide on the right edge as some other Quarter Inch Quilting feet have.

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Quilting: I didn't realize when I ordered this, but the foot is angled up in the front ... so near the needle, the foot touches the machine, but in the front, the "toes" angle up. I think this will work really well if you are quilting several layers or anything bumpy, because the toes won't get hung up as easily on the fabric in front of them.

Regular Sewing: I was trying to use it just as a 1/4" guide on two pieces of fabric, and I found that it doesn't hold the fabric as well as a regular foot (probably because the front is lifted like it is).

IMPORTANT: I use this on my Brother CS6000i. One thing to pay close attention to is that the needle hole is center-only. The machine defaults to a left-side needle position. I strongly recommend that you DO NOT LEAVE THIS FOOT ATTACHED AFTER TURNING THE MACHINE OFF --when you turn it back on, you might forget to change the needle position ... which will end up breaking a needle and probably throwing off the timing and other gears in your machine.

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This open toe 1/4" quilting foot is a must have for every quilter. Makes accurate 1/4" seams every time. And that pesky measuring a 1/4" from the corner so you know where to stop when doing a set in seam is a breeze because from the needle to the first line accross the front of the foot is exactly 1/4". It'a quick to snap on and off.