Steffani Lincecum

Sewing Machine Feet from A to Z

Steffani Lincecum
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Meet your instructor, Steffani Lincecum, and get started learning about sewing machine feet.
Most sewing machines come with a standard zipper foot. Learn how to use yours, then meet the invisible zipper foot and the buttonhole foot. They can make sewing closures quick and easy instead of daunting.
There can be more to sewing a hem than turning up the edge and sewing straight across. If you don't want that hem stitching to show on your fashion fabric, you can use the blind hem foot instead of hand-stitching. Meanwhile, delicate fabric looks great with a rolled hem - and the rolled hem foot is just the ticket.
Are you a quilter? You might want to invest in a quarter-inch guide foot so you always have precise seam allowances in your piecing. Or maybe you like working with tricky fabrics such as leather, vinyl, suede, velvet or satin. The roller foot will keep your project moving smoothly under the needle.
Steffani demonstrates some fun feet that you can use in quilting or embellishing your sewing projects. The darning or free-motion foot allows you to quilt or sew in a freestyle manner, or use it to add some lace. If you want to use couching or braiding in your work, there's a foot for that. And gathering? That's a great tool to use for adding ruffles or pleats. Steffani will show you how!
 
 
5 Lessons
37  mins

You’ll learn how to identify and use 11 of the most common sewing feet. Start with zipper and buttonhole feet, then learn how to use blind-hem and rolled-hem feet to finish your work like a pro. Step to the next level with a tour of popular optional feet to help you achieve perfect topstitching, gathers, couching, free-motion stitching and more. Start off on the right foot and sign up for this mini-class today!

Steffani Lincecum

A designer, patternmaker, and sewing instructor, Steffani Lincecum has more than 25 years of experience sewing for Hollywood films, TV and theater. She is the author of "Patternmaking for a Perfect Fit" and has had articles published in Sew it All and Mia magazines. She specializes in teaching ready-to-wear alteration, garment copying and tailoring, has taught at the American Sewing Guild Conference, and appeared on Sew it All and Sewing With Nancy. She loves vintage clothes and sewing books, and has a little problem with bringing home stray sewing machines.

Steffani Lincecum

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85 Responses to “Sewing Machine Feet from A to Z”

  1. Piupriya Sanyal

    Hi

  2. Victoria

    There are several places on YouTube that offer information on more feet. Search for sewing machine presser feet or presser foot tutorials.

  3. Vanessa Kraus

    Thank you!

  4. Evelyn Roth

    looking for more info on feet...

  5. Crane Marli

    Do u have DVD of this class?

  6. Crane Marli

    I have a Viking machine. With its own set of feet. It, I want an overall education on standard “feet” information. Am I still going to be able to benefit from ur input here in ur sessions. Thank you.

  7. Donna

    I would love to buy this class in dvd

  8. EDNA INGRAM

    You can never learn too much!

  9. Reza

    Thanj you

  10. Trudy Double

    I have wanted to learn more about various feet.

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