48Pcs Sewing Machine Presser Feet Foot Set for Brother, Babylock, Singer, Janome, Elna, Toyota, New Home, Simplicity, Kenmore

I’m new to sewing, but I was very impressed when I did receive this package. This set is put together very well and very sturdy and worth the money. It does not disappoint.

I have a Singer 44S and am completely new to machine sewing.This is a good kit of feet for various sewing needs, seems to be the best bang for the buck price too.The feet all fit my machine no problem.Learning which foot to use when— that’s something that needs to be learned separately. I bought a book which helps with some, and there are YouTube videos covering most of the feet.Each foot as described is enclosed. Some feet names may vary from other names they are known by. I have not made a list of that, I just sort of discover as I go.I made a photocopy of the back of the tray box, which shows all the feet. That way I don’t have to turn the box over repeatedly to figure out what is what.The tray in the box is a thin molded plastic. Probably best to cover as soon as done picking out a foot to avoid accidentally bumping the open box and spilling the feet out.I bought a 13 x 12 x 1.5 project case at a store to put the box of feet in, for added containment. The original box seems susceptible to accidental spillage.

Great set for the machine

This comes in a lovely box with a manual, a seam ripper and an awesome looking sewing machine needle threader. I did not try to use any of the accessories after attempting to place a few of the wider looking feet on my sewing machine. Sadly the bar that fits into my machine’s presser foot holder is too narrow. So for the Janome 9850 it’s a no go. I really love the set though! I’m so bummed I couldn’t get them to fit. Hoping this helps someone with a 9850.

Great buy for what l need

I think I’m going to be able to make use of most of these presser feet. If I’d purchased them separately, it would have cost well over $400. The only change I would make is to the packaging. If I were in charge, I would label each slot with the name of the foot, because it is hard to tell the difference between some of them. For instance, the rolled hem foot and the lace foot; I am still not sure which is which. There are a couple of each in different sizes. But they are sturdy and seem to do what they’re supposed to do.

The presser feet themselves seem to work fine. The instructions included with this set left a lot to be desired as does the storage provided for the feet. The description of each one was really vague and sometimes so misspelled it was difficult to read thru.

I am so happy with this set!! Honestly, I only bought it for 4 specific feet and feel like I won the lottery with the others. Any I had duplicates of, I shared with a cousin. These are sturdy, well made and when comparing the duplicates to my Singer brand feet, they were identical. I haven’t found an rough edges or weak spots.They arrive in a nice decorative box and it’s like candy, flip the back over and you can see what is what. They sit nicely in a tray that is shrink wrapped and plastic. This will be a good way to store them. The box is also numbered so I took a fine point sharpie and labeled them in multiple places on each foot one after the other removing them from the box. That way if there ever is a spill, I am back on track. I have absolutely no problem telling which is which when I have the feet in their spots and the guide on the back. Having the words underneath them as some suggest, would not be helpful.Don’t hesitate to buy these. I was a little nervous with the reviews but the company has taken care of all of those up issues and are shipping a find quality product now. Most are metal, a few are plastic but the plastic are the same as the ones Singer makes in plastic.So happy! Already tried 8 of them and playing with the rest today.