4 Different Presser Foots and Their Usage

Are you a beginner in sewing? Learn your sewing machine’s different presser foot with this tutorial from Tale Handmade on YouTube! Beginner or not, I’m sure you will pick up a thing or two from the following tips. They’re helpful and straightforward, and you will certainly use them the next time you start a new sewing project.

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I sew regularly, but these tips are new to me. I’m sure I’m not using my sewing machine to its full potential now. These different sewing foot would make wonders, especially that applique foot; my projects would be so much better once I start using it. If you want to learn the following, watch the video below, or continue reading down for the written list. Thanks to Tale Handmade for these fantastic tips! Make sure to check the channel for more videos just like this. 

#1 Blind Hem Foot

Fold a fabric, then fold it to the other side (like a fan). Secure it with pins. Start sewing on the edge of the folded part using the blind hem foot. This will allow you to make an invisible hem.

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#2 Buttonhole Presser Foot

Attach a button then place it in the sewing machine. Mark on the fabric where you want to place the buttonhole, then insert it under the presser foot. Line the mark into the hole, then start stitching the buttonhole.

#3 Overcast Foot

Overcast foot prevents unraveling by allowing the thread to wrap around the edge of the fabric you are sewing.

#4 Applique Foot

Also known as embroidery foot, applique foot is used for stitching appliques or designs into your sewing project.

4 Different Presser Foots and Their Usage