How to Use a Roller Foot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
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Sew leather, vinyl, suede, velvet, and even chiffon with the Roller Foot! In this video, we show you how to install and use the Roller Foot. You'll love how easily it sews traditionally difficult fabric.
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This is great for edges that roll up such as fine knits.
Hi Denise! There are a few tricks to this problem. First, you can change your needle to the smallest size, like a 70/10. If that doesn't work, try sewing with some tissue paper under the fabric. Once your finished, you gently rip out the tissue paper. Water soluble stabilizer is also a great choice. Please let me know if these work! If not, we can try something else!
Sarah, how do you know SOOOO much about sewing? You know everything from which foot (feet?) to use, what kind and size of needle, what to do with every kind of fabric, etc.; I wish I knew even a quarter of what you know!
SmittenKitten Hi! Google - its all about google! LOL!
Sewing Parts Online Hahaha!! I think you're being humble! ;)
Jaguar
A Roller Foot, Teflon Foot, and even a Walking Foot would work great. However if you are working with a faux leather spandex (or any kind of stretch) snake skin - I would definitely use a Walking Foot.
Just got mine yesterday for my 403a. Seems to do the job😊
Awesome!!
For thicker fabrics, textured fabrics, heavy knits, leather, vinyl
I used the roller foot instead of a walking foot compared how they both worked and the roller foot did a better job in my opinion. I really don't even like the walking foot or the job it does that is my opinion.
Thank you, I was sewing an edge/binding on a vehicle rug and it kept bunching up. I guess this will help.
I believe your machine is a low shank. When you go to our site, enter 151 in the search box and it will take you to the proper roller foot for your machine. Thank you!
If the roller foot is so amazing (and it sure looks like it), why would anyone use a normal foot? I mean, I can understand that there are purpose specific feet, like a walking foot or a bias binder foot but they have definite drawbacks when it comes to other types of sewing. But this looks like a pretty versatile foot and I'd be curious to know if I could put this on my machine and forget that I even have a normal foot?
You definitely could use this for regular sewing. I've used it as a general purpose foot many times. The only reason you might change it is when you need more visibility for one reason or another, as the roller is blocking the view.
That's a really nice machine.
I will love to kno how to use a french curve ruler to do arm holes
The curve has to touch vertical line left side n horizontal line down
Wer both the line touching the curve
We have to join with a curve line
Thanks
Can it sew curved edges
Can this foot be used on stretchy fabrics like spandex or jersey?
Very nice video....thanks
hi do you have to use a different needle to use the roller foot with leather , and other materials ?
HI, I love this foot ... it will save me so much time. Does anybody know the Make and Model of this Roller Foot??
I have a singer 7470 and light fabric seems to get all caught up down under on me. Is there a presser foot or a way to stop my light single fabrics from going in and getting stuck?
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I'm going to sew 4mm thickness of faux leather (it is 2 layers of 2mm+2mm each) and seemingly my machine can't go with walking foot, and if I purchase this roller foot is that could be good for my work? Thank you
Thank you! I find your videos so useful! I do have a question. Are there different uses between the roller foot and the walking foot?
***** The Walking Foot is a little more versatile because it also sews bulky fabric and is essential for quilting.
Thank you!
Can anybody tell me if the roller foot works on the three layers of a quilt? I am currently using a walking foot and find it fine. Does the roller foot do the same job?
Can you tell me the difference between a teflon foot and a roller foot when sewing slippery fabrics. I am making a raincoat for my dog using a old rain coat (the regular yellow one - kind of rubber more that vynil). I used a teflon foot but still when I am topstitching my machine skips stitches. What am I doing wrong? Would the roller foot be better? Would it scratch my fabric? Thanks,
A teflon foot and a roller foot are both great options for slippery fabric. The roller foot can make marks on your fabric, depending on what it is; however, it does help the fabric move through nicely. Are you using a Microtex needle? That can make a huge difference!
Skipped stitches can be caused by other things as well. Try rethreading your machine, making sure that the presser foot is up when doing so. This will ensure that the thread is between the tension disks.
Also, increase your stitch length. You don't your stitches too close together. The seam will tear easily.
The teflon foot should work well for what you are using it on. It's also possible that you have a burr somewhere. Here is a video where our technician shows you what to look for when you are getting skipped stitches and thread breakage. th-cam.com/video/Ii3fmpbAIgg/w-d-xo.html
I hope that this helps!
should I purchase this foot if I already own an even feed walking foot?
Em El Nope, you're all set with the walking foot.
Jaguar
Hey!! I have that shirt!! High-5 for Target!! ;)
SmittenKitten Oh Yeah! Love me some Target!
Im getting ready to work with some snake skin leather,what foot woul you recomend for that?
can i use the roller foot for quilting instead of a walking foot
If you have high quality feed dogs and a thin quilt, it might work. Give it a try and see what happens.
Not a good idea
more grease to ur elbow I ve many preser foot for pfaff machine but I dnt know their uses can u help me out Pls
OK, she changed outfits.
Do you have a snap on rolling foot. Thanks for the video.
Hi, Rosalind! We sure do. We have this one: goo.gl/HkJbYi
and this one: goo.gl/TKRMEU
for sew janome ct2480lx is the same?
Also, Where can I buy this Roller foot?
Hi can you tell us wat all those marking are on the machine and how to use them, many thanks!!
Hi, Gizmo! Do you mean the line markings on the needle plate?
Yes sweetheart!! Don't understand the markings 😬🙈
No worries! The line markings are actually measurement markings in metric and via the imperial system. For instance, if you see the marking 5/8" it means that with your needle in the center position, guiding your fabric along the 5/8" marking will yield a 5/8" seam allowance. Most needle plates all have at least a 1/4" inch marking and 5/8" marking. It's all meant to help you to stitch a straight, consistent seam allowance.
Thank you sooooo much, I am sooo dumb!!🙈😬 god bless!!
If i hv a bro innovis 950..must i buy tis foot fr bro or any brand will do?
Hi! I believe this low shank roller foot will work well with your machine: www.sewingpartsonline.com/snap-on-roller-foot.aspx
Both the geniune and generic will work well with your machine.
Subtitles disturbing the video
Did you sell it to saudi ?
Hi! We do not currently ship to Saudi.
lo prefiero en español no se ingles español de puerto rico
don't think that foot is really necessary for anything