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Features
- Perfect for quilting: Ideal for sewing smoothly over multiple layers of fabric, slippery fabrics and when matching prints or plaids
- Built-in fabric feeding system: This foot has a built-in fabric feeding system that moves and holds fabric between your sewing machines upper and lower feed dogs, to better control layers of fabrics and help prevent fabric shifting
- Heavy duty construction: Engineered for precision and designed for use even with thicker fabric layers
- Genuine Brother accessory: Specially designed and manufactured for optimal results with brother sewing machines
- For use with low-shank sewing machines: Fits most brands of low-shank sewing machines. See your product manual for specifications
Description
Walking foot is great for quilting and sewing when matching prints or plaids. Fits the following machines: PE770, LS2125i, XL2230, XL2600i, XL2610, XL3510, XL3750, ES2000, CP6500, CP7500, 1034D, PC210PRW, PC420PRW, SE400, LB6800PRW.
Brand: Brother
UPC:
Global Trade Identification Number: 05
Product Dimensions: 5.94 x 4.41 x 1.96 inches
Item model number: SA107
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 2.46 ounces
Department: Arts, Crafts & Sewing
Manufacturer: Brother
Country of Origin: Japan
Date First Available: March 7, 2009
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Top Amazon Reviews
I was apprehensive about installing this walking foot after I read reviews here saying that it was difficult to install. It came with some directions--in 4 languages even--but I found the directions somewhat confusing, and so I didn't try to install it for several months. I recently did try though, and found that it's very easy. I added a couple of photos showing both sides of the foot and how the screw attaches it to the machine. There's no need to undo the screw on the upper side; the plastic "claw" on the walking foot slides over the stem of the long screw without undoing it. Be sure to use the long screw that comes with the foot to attach it on the left side. I didn't see the long screw at first and tried using the regular screw that comes with the machine. It did work, but it was too short and difficult to attach. With the long screw, it's fine. The directions say that the foot only works with stitch lengths of 5 mm. (That would be 5 stitches to the inch.) I found that it actually works fine with several different stitch lengths, but I preferred the smaller stitches. (My machine, which is a Brother XL-2600 has a stitch regulator that measures 4-3-2-1 where "1" is the smallest stitch. With this walking foot, my best results were at about "2", but it worked fine even at 4.) I have only started quilting recently, although I have been sewing for many years. A quilter friend told me that this type of foot is essential, and I unfortunately didn't follow her advice soon enough. Big mistake! This foot is wonderful. It moves the fabric along as you sew, and the underside doesn't bunch up or gather. It's also good for layers of fabric when you're matching plaids. There is a list on Amazon's page of the Brother models it fits. Be sure to buy this genuine Brother foot, not the cheap knockoff. It's a great accessory to have!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2012 by Violetta Violetta
I had this in and out of my cart several times as it was pricier than I expected but I finally went for it. Now I am sorry it took so long. I have an inexpensive Brother XL2600i that I bought almost 10 years ago and I struggled to sew anything that had any thickness to it, like denim, bowl cozies, hot pads and upholstery fabric. I installed this in less than a minute and it works so well. I haven't had a jam or gotten material stuck in the feed dogs or any issues since I bought it and I have been using every day sewing quilted hanging pods and quilted bowl cozies. Worth the money and much more cost effective than buying a new machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by Deb at Work
I year ago I decided to buy myself a sewing machine as I've always wanted to learn. I'm a avid motorcycle rider and, for years, I've watched the patches being sewed on leather vests and jackets. I also watched the fees for them to do this. Once of my reasons for buying a sewing machine! I also recently had to get a pair of motorcycle pants hemmed and for the cost...and the wait time, it just didn't seem worth it for something that relatively simple to do. I've sewed a few things since then and am still learning. I decided I wanted to make some motorcycle fork gators, which requires neoprene. I ordered the neoprene, measured out the fabric and when I went to sew it...the neoprene got all torn up! I did some YouTube research and they suggested one of these "foots". Let me tell you, for the frustration I was having these things are AMAZING!!! For you veteran sewers I'm sure you know all about these but I didn't! And I'm glad I learned and ordered this one! I was able to sew up the neoprene with no problems! I had to read through the directions on how to install it but it wasn't that difficult if you know how to use a screwdriver and are familiar with your machine. Would definitely recommend this for any sewer, from novice to advanced!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2020 by Rychefan
i should have tried a walking foot before! I love it
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024 by Pumpkin Giraffe
I stupidly tried to sew a chiffon caftan without a walking foot, and I thought I was going to drive myself nuts. I finally broke down and bought this walking foot, and I'm so glad I did because it makes sewing slippery fabrics so much easier! Make sure your needle is lined up with the hole in the foot or you will have a broken needle in less than a second.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024 by Hilary
After reading the reviews for the knock-off clones ($15 ish), I decided to buy a genuine Brother walking foot. However, when it arrived, it does not have Brother on the side, and it seems pretty much like all the others. Knock-off reviews state (broke after two weeks, cheap feeling, leaked oil, etc.). So, I spent the $50 for the supposedly genuine article. I can't tell if it was worth it, yet. This unit is sort-of a walking foot. It does not draw the fabric in, it relies (as do all the others I suspect) on drawing the fabric forward via the lower dog feet. What it does do is advance the upper feet forward an appropriate amount for the stich length selected, and then lifts the presser foot up while pressing the articulated feet down, so the fabric is held by the articulating upper feet only (which glide very easily). So, it is definitely assisting in the drawing of the fabric through the machine. If the device was to power draw the fabric forward, it would only work for one stich length. As it operates, it works for any stitch length, so I suspect that is why it is designed this way. It has the wide opening, so you can select left-center-right, or some level of zig-zag. It feels a bit cheap for $50. But it has not broken, so I have nothing to complain about. It does handle thicker assemblies well.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2021 by Amazon Customer