Hemming Foot Kit 6Pcs Hemmer Foot Sewing Machine Presser Foot Hemmer for Brother Singer Janome Low Shank Sewing Machine Use Rolled Hem Presser Foot

The Hemmer feet were just what I needed

This is the rolled hem foot I was looking for but if I was an unexperienced sewer I would have been disappointed there are no directions and there are some feet that even I don't know what they are for.

The use of these presser feet is typical of most hemming feet. The only issue I have with these feet is the markings on the smaller-sized feet. They appear to be metric rather than imperial. Once I figured that out, I was able to go happily sewing along. I would recommend this product. It is a great value for the price, and of great use to the sewer of garments and home decor.

Definitely the hemming foots I need. Good variety and well made.

They worked perfectly with my seeing machine. Highly recommend.

liked the idea of making a finished hem but the feet did nit work on my Babylock so unfortunately I had to return them too bad. they have a great range if sizesthat is the reason for the low scorebut Amazon took them right back for a refund

I got these to use on my brother, and I’m very pleased with them! This is one of my favorite presser feet style because, with a little practice, it eliminates a lot of pinning and folding. I really like the value for the size range.

TL;DR, I attached an image to show that I knew how to use a rolled hem foot I already have and the other six are what happened with the ones I bought.I already had a ⅛" low shank hemming foot and wanted to get a variety of sizes. I tested all 6 (plus the one I already had as the control) on the same cotton fabric to gauge if they were good. Nope. Not at all. The 2mm required me moving my needle to the left ever so slightly. But the rest fit with a centered needle so you'd think I would win out already having a foot of similar size. But now the problem is how much effort is required to feed the fabric into the curl so that it folds evenly into a beautiful hem. With my ⅛", I watch the fabric feed with the right side snug and the edge gliding across a ridge on the left to curl into the fold. This is now so easy that I finished a 12" test strip in less than 2 minutes. The 2, 4, and 6mm don't have a tight enough curl and the fabric actually tried to fold the opposite way at times. I gave each 4-5 minutes to sew through a 12" strip.The ½, ¾, and 1" feet were different enough but they still required going so slow it would be worth it to iron so I can avoid all the blaring mistakes I ended up making. The fabric wiggles and caused puckering, skewing, and sometimes the needle was no longer stitching the rolled hem down (not all included in my picture). There isn't always an even amount of fabric folded into any given part.I do not want to spend so much time trying to feed the fabric in if it'll take just as long to iron it down and have no one be able to tell. But it's so obvious with these.You'll only like these if you are far more patient (bless your soul), don't know better quality (you deserve better), or hate ironing more than anything else in the sewing process (I get it). Must have a low shank and not an adapter.

Needle hits the foot.

I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of these presser feet. I have so far used two sizes and have had great outcomes. Reccomend highly.

very very fast

Not great