You are FANTASTIC!!!! EXPLAINS JUST BEAUTIFULLY, direct, precise, without repeating yourself and wasting time like 99% of the sewing so called demonstrators!! Show ALL the details that one wonders, without going around in vicious circles!!! Direct to the point! THE BEST TEACHING I HAVE EVER EVER SEEN!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
I have not had a chance to make that one yet but it's on the list. I'm trying to edit one together now from where I made cushions for our camper, which includes piping. I hope I got everything for the video because I was so rushed when making them. I'm away on a job at the moment which makes it difficult to film new stuff. All of my sewing stuff is at work.
Thank you. I bought a 52 part zipper foot kit and your videos are the best at explaining each one. You go right to the foot you'll demonstrate and start sewing. No long monologues. Just a great demonstration.
I've had a big presser foot kit for a while now, I knew what a few of the feet were but not all. Thanks to you now I know how to use every one of them! Thank you for the clear and simple instructions!
Thank you! I'm glad it helps. Here is a link to the manual, which is unlisted. I had several viewers ask for it since they no longer had theirs. ua-cam.com/video/d0iGGXkBabo/v-deo.html
Thank you for posting this video. They are really helpful, and listening to you is encouragement for me to start getting to know my new Brother SE1900. I am very excited, just suffer with back pain which discourages me. So, thank you for the encouragement.
Thank you QueenBee1755! Your videos are very helpful, I have the same package of pressure feet and I did not have a clue on how to use them. I am so glad I found your channel. Blessings from Canada and take care. Mary
Thank you for your Demo on these footers, have some of these and couldn't understand how to use them but u explained so well that u given me the sense of it. Great tutorials.
I am so glad to have found your videos. I bought the presser foot set several months ago, and had no idea how to use them. Thank you for your clear instructions. L.A. in Arkansas
I have bought the 62 pcs presser foot this month. and I am very happy to find your video tutorials. Hope to see more videos for my sewing reference. Thanks.
thank you for these tutorials. This is exactly what I needed after buying a 72 piece set ( which is a lot of similar feet.) I'm excited to start using them!
Hey you probably already figured it out judging by the video's data: These presser feet comes with an extra universal "adapter" connection that makes it stable =))) Thanks for the vid !!
You are correct, the set does come with a 'holder' as a convenience for machines that do not have a snap-in holder already. Since my machine already had one, I have not tried it. So you may be correct about it fitting the feet better. But I do know the needle position of different machines can be slightly different (pic in community posts) so each should be checked for alignment before sewing. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video, thanks! Does this braiding foot able to sew RUSSIA BRAID/SOUTACHE ? And if not, can you tell me which foot is good for russia braid or soutache? thanks!
Thank you for your comment. It should work on soutache depending on how wide it is. A wide open toe foot or satin foot may also work well but may need a little more gentleness since the foot may not have a groove on the underside to help guide it.
Your demos are very informative. Thank you! Have you tried ruffling any ribbons into a design like hair, poodles, or to show any textures? I have a lot of feet that I need to practice with. :)
Thank you! And I have not had a chance to make that kind of video yet. I do have footage for a couple more videos but haven't had time to edit them together with my busy schedule. Thank you for another idea I will try to do in the future. The only sewing vids I have atm is this playlist and I also try to add to my website as I can: ua-cam.com/play/PLtpSf2_EWZkaPgl9RE7oTLWpDRwEXwYAw.html queenbee1755.com
Thank you for the video :) I have several different sewing machines (Brother, Janome, Singer), do i have to buy seapare feet for each of them? that's a lot of money... Also I see generic presser feet on Amazon all the time, are they bad if they're not branded?
@get2craft I also have several different machines. These feet fit my Singer and Brother and some fit the Janome. However, some do NOT fit my Janome (please see the image I posted in the community tab to see what they do). These are, in my opinion, generic universal feet I bought from Amazon. I have been using these feet since 2018 without any issues; not sure if they are made they same way now. In the description area of this video ( ua-cam.com/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/v-deo.html ) I list several tools (including these feet) that I use. The links are old so I'm not sure if everything listed is still available, but check that out.
I agree that is one way, and thank you for the comment. Part of the reason mine puckers and skips stitches from time to time is because of all the hours of wear I have on it without any maintenance. I think this machine has about 10,000 run hours on it.
Once the braiding foot is down with pressure foot , it does not move to distort the stitch, , hence I think it is designed to move and adjust that way .
Thank you!! I think that would be fun to do and I may try to later. I've been keeping records of viewers' requests for future videos. My job keeps me away for 2-8 months a year then I'm so busy playing catch up when I am home, it's hard getting videos made. Thank you for watching and commenting!!
I remember you made the extra presser foot holder narrower to accommodate a new presser foot you bought...is it possible thats the one you had on mashine that made this one loose?
It is true I was going to do that, but I was so busy all year I never got around to it. That foot is a little loose but has worked every time I've use it so far. Now I'm working away from home while my family is getting stuff ready for moving, so I haven't been able to make any new videos, This has really hurt my channel. Thank you so much for continuing to watch and comment!
What thread do you use on , please, is it a transparent one which is very fine. .? And what needle would you use to sew a rather thick transparent plastic
You can use either. I prefer a regular color match thread when possible (mainly, needle and bobbin will be 2 different colors), but can use both. Reason is, even with a netting of the clear thread, it still has a tenancy to tangle more, esp. when sewing very fast. Your needle should be able to easily accept the size thread you are using so it passes freely through the needle eye. However, this needs to be balanced with the fabric you are using. Ex. You wouldn't want a very large needle going thru a delicate fabric. I hope that helped.
I bought the 52 piece set so I'm not sure what comes in the 32 one. If it said that foot should be in there, I'd reach out to the seller and ask about it.
They are advertised as "for Brother Singer Viking White Janome etc Low Shank Sewing Machine". They work with my brother but not all work with my Janome (plz see my community posts to see why - there is a pic). So I'm not sure how they would do with your machine.
I have not tried them on a singer. They are 'universal' feet but you know how that goes. They all fit my Brother and most fit my Janome, but not all. I have a video of the manual but for some reason it didn't upload as clear as I would like. Hopefully someone here with a Singer can add info to this.
The needle was new and the parts are lubricated, but yes, my poor machine has a ton of VERY hard hours on it. I have ran things through it, for work, that was never meant to be ran though a standard home sewing machine. So parts are just wearing out.
The set I bought came with a snap attachment for machine that do not have that already. The feet are 'universal' but I can't say if they would fit or not. There are also smaller sets, or were at the time I bought this one, if you don't want to spend money on a large set trying it out. I'm not sure if the snap adaptor would be in the smaller sets so be sure to read a list of what comes in it first.
I do not currently own an industrial. I have a home Brother machine. I have recently purchased a Janome home machine as well. After my job is over and I can make another video, I'll try to cover how they work on that one as well.
That is a good question because it depends on the machine. Mine (and I believe most newer machines) 2.0 means 2mm. However, some older machines, the number may mean how many stitches per inch.
I don't have any in stock at the moment but I will put that on my to-do list. I have already started another video but haven't had time to finish it yet. I will try to make that one after it. Thanks for watching!
Between sewing masks for the COVID-19 stuff and spring garden chores, I just got to making that video. Thank you for your patience. I hope you enjoy it. I'll try to have it posted today.
I'm sorry, that foot can be a little tricky at first, but once you get use to it, it can really help with invisible zippers. I have been away from home since end of Sept. I'm scheduled to return home from this job around mid-December. I will try to include that foot in the next video. Please excuse my late response. I've been working a lot of hours with little sleep for past week.
You are FANTASTIC!!!! EXPLAINS JUST BEAUTIFULLY, direct, precise, without repeating yourself and wasting time like 99% of the sewing so called demonstrators!! Show ALL the details that one wonders, without going around in vicious circles!!! Direct to the point! THE BEST TEACHING I HAVE EVER EVER SEEN!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment!! They mean a lot to me. 😁
It was MY PLEASURE!!!
Do you have any videos on using the darning foot for embroidery?
I have WITH A GREAT PKEADURE, subscribed to you chanel!
I have not had a chance to make that one yet but it's on the list. I'm trying to edit one together now from where I made cushions for our camper, which includes piping. I hope I got everything for the video because I was so rushed when making them. I'm away on a job at the moment which makes it difficult to film new stuff. All of my sewing stuff is at work.
@@QueenBee1755 sure your job is sewing related!!!! Othetwise it would be a waste!!!!!!
LOL thank you. It is, and much more. A lot of sewing and then tearing it up to look old, weathered, or beat up lol :)
Thank you. I bought a 52 part zipper foot kit and your videos are the best at explaining each one. You go right to the foot you'll demonstrate and start sewing. No long monologues. Just a great demonstration.
Thank you for timestamping each foot you used.
I was getting confused what they were called until I checked your written intro.
Brilliant!
Glad it was helpful!
I've had a big presser foot kit for a while now, I knew what a few of the feet were but not all. Thanks to you now I know how to use every one of them! Thank you for the clear and simple instructions!
Thank you! I'm glad it helps. Here is a link to the manual, which is unlisted. I had several viewers ask for it since they no longer had theirs. ua-cam.com/video/d0iGGXkBabo/v-deo.html
Thank you for the time to demo
I will try more of my presser kit
and experience it’s purpose otherwise they will sit in box for eternity
Thank you for posting this video. They are really helpful, and listening to you is encouragement for me to start getting to know my new Brother SE1900. I am very excited, just suffer with back pain which discourages me. So, thank you for the encouragement.
Thank you QueenBee1755! Your videos are very helpful, I have the same package of pressure feet and I did not have a clue on how to use them. I am so glad I found your channel. Blessings from Canada and take care. Mary
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank you for your Demo on these footers, have some of these and couldn't understand how to use them but u explained so well that u given me the sense of it. Great tutorials.
I am so glad to have found your videos. I bought the presser foot set several months ago, and had no idea how to use them. Thank you for your clear instructions. L.A. in Arkansas
Glad it was helpful! And thanks for watching!
I have bought the 62 pcs presser foot this month. and I am very happy to find your video tutorials. Hope to see more videos for my sewing reference. Thanks.
Thank you for your video tutorial
thank you for these tutorials. This is exactly what I needed after buying a 72 piece set ( which is a lot of similar feet.) I'm excited to start using them!
I'm glad they help! Happy sewing!
Exceptional information thank god for you! Finally a demo that helps explain everything. Thank you
Thank you!
Yes! I feel the same! It was a wonderful tutorial.
Hello from France and thank you for taking time and effort to explain how to use those feet. 💞
Loving your video. Just simple but very helpful. ❤️🇬🇧🇲🇺
I’m so happy I found you! I had no idea on how to use these feet, so thank you for explaining on how to use them.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you sooooo much for taking the time out to do this tutorial for us!!! It was appreciated.
Glad it was helpful!
Great . Thanks a lot . I bought the 32 piece set yesterday and looking forward to learning to use each based on your videos 👍🏻
If you have a specific request, please feel free to share! Thanks for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 where shall we get it near bothel seattle
I ordered the set on Amazon
My braiding foot is also loose. I think it's supposed to be. Not sure though. I enjoyed learning about these feet. I will surely use some of them now.
lovely tutorials n easy to understand. happy to see this tutorial. thanks a lot
From Indonesia: Terima kasih...
Hey you probably already figured it out judging by the video's data: These presser feet comes with an extra universal "adapter" connection that makes it stable =))) Thanks for the vid !!
You are correct, the set does come with a 'holder' as a convenience for machines that do not have a snap-in holder already. Since my machine already had one, I have not tried it. So you may be correct about it fitting the feet better. But I do know the needle position of different machines can be slightly different (pic in community posts) so each should be checked for alignment before sewing. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Very nice,😀😀😀
Thank you so much! I have learned a lot ❤❤❤
Very useful..thank you.
Your video very helpful thanks xx
Thank you very informative
Very great 👍
Thanks so much for demonstrating those. Im a new fan
wow that's great. unfortunately I don't have a machine like this yet
These feet work with the most basic machines,very well.
Another Great Video! ...Lot's Of Helpful Information! Thanks For Your Time and Help!
Great instruction videos ! Thank you👏👍
Finally tank you very very very much
Thanks here from Denmark
Thanx. Great video
Thank you for the demos! My cheap set didn’t come with instructions, so this helped a lot! Blessings!
I'm glad they help! Thanks for watching!
Try to find this video... I buy 42 pcs.. Make me feel happy can find this video.. It time to try my all new pressure foot. Thank Q to you. 😘
Thanks for watching!
Great video, thanks! Does this braiding foot able to sew RUSSIA BRAID/SOUTACHE ? And if not, can you tell me which foot is good for russia braid or soutache? thanks!
Thank you for your comment.
It should work on soutache depending on how wide it is. A wide open toe foot or satin foot may also work well but may need a little more gentleness since the foot may not have a groove on the underside to help guide it.
Very clear tutorial thank you. I just bought this set and i had the same problem with the loose foot.
Thank you!
change the shank on it because I had the same problem and then I change the shank 💯 better.
Very good tutorial
Thank you!
Tqvm
Your demos are very informative. Thank you! Have you tried ruffling any ribbons into a design like hair, poodles, or to show any textures? I have a lot of feet that I need to practice with. :)
Thank you! And I have not had a chance to make that kind of video yet. I do have footage for a couple more videos but haven't had time to edit them together with my busy schedule. Thank you for another idea I will try to do in the future. The only sewing vids I have atm is this playlist and I also try to add to my website as I can: ua-cam.com/play/PLtpSf2_EWZkaPgl9RE7oTLWpDRwEXwYAw.html queenbee1755.com
Thank you for the video :) I have several different sewing machines (Brother, Janome, Singer), do i have to buy seapare feet for each of them? that's a lot of money... Also I see generic presser feet on Amazon all the time, are they bad if they're not branded?
@get2craft I also have several different machines. These feet fit my Singer and Brother and some fit the Janome. However, some do NOT fit my Janome (please see the image I posted in the community tab to see what they do).
These are, in my opinion, generic universal feet I bought from Amazon. I have been using these feet since 2018 without any issues; not sure if they are made they same way now.
In the description area of this video ( ua-cam.com/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/v-deo.html ) I list several tools (including these feet) that I use. The links are old so I'm not sure if everything listed is still available, but check that out.
You need to LENGTHEN your stitch to prevent puckering when using anything thick like cording or braiding.
Good videos on presser feet!
I agree that is one way, and thank you for the comment. Part of the reason mine puckers and skips stitches from time to time is because of all the hours of wear I have on it without any maintenance. I think this machine has about 10,000 run hours on it.
thanks for this tutorial
Your welcome! Thanks for watching.
Once the braiding foot is down with pressure foot , it does not move to distort the stitch, , hence I think it is designed to move and adjust that way .
You may be right. I have not had any issues with it so far.
I think you could design a progressive sewing course, with projects to learn the fundamentals of sewing,. And leads to intermediate.
Thank you!! I think that would be fun to do and I may try to later. I've been keeping records of viewers' requests for future videos.
My job keeps me away for 2-8 months a year then I'm so busy playing catch up when I am home, it's hard getting videos made.
Thank you for watching and commenting!!
I remember you made the extra presser foot holder narrower to accommodate a new presser foot you bought...is it possible thats the one you had on mashine that made this one loose?
It is true I was going to do that, but I was so busy all year I never got around to it. That foot is a little loose but has worked every time I've use it so far.
Now I'm working away from home while my family is getting stuff ready for moving, so I haven't been able to make any new videos, This has really hurt my channel. Thank you so much for continuing to watch and comment!
What thread do you use on , please, is it a transparent one which is very fine. .? And what needle would you use to sew a rather thick transparent plastic
You can use either. I prefer a regular color match thread when possible (mainly, needle and bobbin will be 2 different colors), but can use both. Reason is, even with a netting of the clear thread, it still has a tenancy to tangle more, esp. when sewing very fast. Your needle should be able to easily accept the size thread you are using so it passes freely through the needle eye. However, this needs to be balanced with the fabric you are using. Ex. You wouldn't want a very large needle going thru a delicate fabric. I hope that helped.
thanks for the explanations , so helpful. Do these attachments work with a passport phaff
I'm not sure but here is a link to the manual: ua-cam.com/video/d0iGGXkBabo/v-deo.html
Love the demonstration. Would a double needle work ?
Yes, with proper settings, a double needle would work too. Thanks for watching!
@@QueenBee1755 Thanks for such a quick reply. Would love it if you could demonstrate braiding etc with a double needle to
Well explained.
Can a twin needle be used to stitch ribbons?
Yes, just be sure the foot you use can handle it.
@@QueenBee1755 thanks
I ordered the 32 set and never came with the Teflon foot like the description said and the was my purpose of buying it.
I bought the 52 piece set so I'm not sure what comes in the 32 one. If it said that foot should be in there, I'd reach out to the seller and ask about it.
Hi there can I ask you if all of these presser feet can be compatible with my Singer Start 1306 model machine please? Thank you
They are advertised as "for Brother Singer Viking White Janome etc Low Shank Sewing Machine". They work with my brother but not all work with my Janome (plz see my community posts to see why - there is a pic). So I'm not sure how they would do with your machine.
Can you use these feet for singer domestic sewing machine?. Thanks
I have not tried them on a singer. They are 'universal' feet but you know how that goes. They all fit my Brother and most fit my Janome, but not all. I have a video of the manual but for some reason it didn't upload as clear as I would like. Hopefully someone here with a Singer can add info to this.
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Great video! What's the make of your sewing machine? Thanks.
Thank you. The one I use for the videos is a Brother PC-420. I think it is discontinued now. Some, but not all, of the feet also fit my Janome.
@@QueenBee1755 Thanks for reply. Yes I find my Singer feet fit my Janome too.
did you demonstrate the button hole foot? and how it's different from your current one?
I have not done that one yet. But I will try to get to it soon. Thank you for watching!
From the sound of the machine, either you need a sharper needle or the hook needs lubrication.
The needle was new and the parts are lubricated, but yes, my poor machine has a ton of VERY hard hours on it. I have ran things through it, for work, that was never meant to be ran though a standard home sewing machine. So parts are just wearing out.
So good
Thank you!
Would this work with older sewing machine models ?
The set I bought came with a snap attachment for machine that do not have that already. The feet are 'universal' but I can't say if they would fit or not. There are also smaller sets, or were at the time I bought this one, if you don't want to spend money on a large set trying it out. I'm not sure if the snap adaptor would be in the smaller sets so be sure to read a list of what comes in it first.
You rock !!!!!!
LOL! Thank you! :)
What kind of machine do you have? It looks like a brother
Yes it's a Brother. Here is the video where I show most of my machines and tools. Thanks for watching!! ua-cam.com/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/v-deo.html
Is it suitable for usha janome wonder stich.. How can I buy this.. What is it cast,?
You can get from amazon and cost depends on which set you get. Amazon says it fits Janome but not all will fit mine.
@@QueenBee1755 thank you so much for your reply dr... Stay blessed for ever
please is this for manual sewing machine or industrial, please help
I do not currently own an industrial. I have a home Brother machine. I have recently purchased a Janome home machine as well. After my job is over and I can make another video, I'll try to cover how they work on that one as well.
For stitch length and width length, is 2.0....that mm?
That is a good question because it depends on the machine. Mine (and I believe most newer machines) 2.0 means 2mm. However, some older machines, the number may mean how many stitches per inch.
Can you show how to sew sequence please ?
I don't have any in stock at the moment but I will put that on my to-do list. I have already started another video but haven't had time to finish it yet. I will try to make that one after it. Thanks for watching!
Between sewing masks for the COVID-19 stuff and spring garden chores, I just got to making that video. Thank you for your patience. I hope you enjoy it. I'll try to have it posted today.
Is it compatible with juki dll8700
I do not know that machine so I am not sure. I'm sorry.
What model is you sewing machine please ?
I have a few but main one I use in videos is the Brother. They are listed here: ua-cam.com/video/opdqk_IrRtQ/v-deo.html
QueenBee1755 thank you for the video
Adjustable Bias tape foot starts at 12:25.
برافو 😉
Thank you! ☺
which machine is for thes e feets
I am using a Brother PC-420
@@QueenBee1755 questions b 1755 please answer
In my videos for this feet set, I'm using a Brother PC-420.
SOME of the feet also fit the Janome I just bought as well.
এই ফুটের নাম কি?What is the name of foot.
Here is the identification for all the feet:
ua-cam.com/video/-1tW_KzNcOc/v-deo.html
The knit foot i don't know how to use it
I am busy getting garden ready at the moment but will try to make that video soon. Thanks for the comments!
@@QueenBee1755 thank you i will wait..
Price please???
Please check amazon online. I don't sell them.
Subtitle please?
I am not even able to use the invisible zipper foot properly yet. 😔
I'm sorry, that foot can be a little tricky at first, but once you get use to it, it can really help with invisible zippers. I have been away from home since end of Sept. I'm scheduled to return home from this job around mid-December. I will try to include that foot in the next video. Please excuse my late response. I've been working a lot of hours with little sleep for past week.
I am back home now and will be trying to make more videos. Let me know if you are still interested in this foot and/or any others. Happy sewing!
QueenBee1755 that’s great .. looking forward to more tutorials on using other feet from the set
I want to know how the function of the other foot.
Which one?
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From Indonesia: Terima kasih...