Metal Open Toe Free Motion Quilting Embroidery Presser Foot for Brother Singer JANOME Domestic Sewing Machines

Works like a charm

Been using it a bit longer feels flimsy but has held up well enough. Can't complain will post if it breaks or comes apart but so far so good can't complain fabric doesn't catch on the foot . Wire jiggles a bit.

Easy to use and fit my machine like a glove, sturdy and flexible with the free motion. Great value for the cost.

Works well on my machine good purchase

Great for your sewing needs

This worked ok with my machine but it was hard to use and I felt that I don’t have the hand eye coordination for this project.

I was a little skeptical about purchasing a non-brand foot for my machine but this worked perfect. The quality was good and has held up well under daily use.

This is the 2nd one of these I have bought in less than six months. The pin that keeps the foot at the right height keeps breaking off.

The quality is great. It fits my machine well and has worked beautifully. I have a singer sew mate for reference

I mean it was really easy to put on and it works, didn’t jam as I thought it was going to. Works like it’s supposed to. Singer M1500.

This is a Low Shank Foot. My JUKI DDL 8700 uses High Shank. But was able to adjust it. Good Quality & i enjoy using it. I been looking for a open toe foot for a long time, because i needed to clearly see were the needle goes. At the moment, because of the temporary adjustment, i just sew in a slow pace. But i can sew faster later by adjust my presser foot bar down to make it stable if i'm doing more job that it demand the use of it after.

Fits my brother nq sewing machine. Nice open toe.

I got about halfway through my first small project and the pin at the top broke. It was very frustrating to say the least. The reason it broke was because the little pin at the top is not welded together with the rest if the foot and it is just a small metal pin/rod that gets pushed in and flattened a little to stay in place. I thought it was an easy fix, I would just use pliers to flatten it more and it would be as good as welded, but when I did the metal just kind of crushed like tin foil. So, because this wasn’t much cheaper than the actual singer brand option, I don’t think it’s worth the few bucks you might save. I’m writing this in detail because I hope to save someone out there who has it work for a little bit then has it bust mid project. This did not get through a very small project, maybe 1/8th a bobbin.