52pcs Sewing Machine Presser Feet Set - Metal, Low Shank for Singer, Brother, Babylock, Janome and Kenmore

Very impressed with this product. It came exactly as described, but with a bonus storage bag. All of the pieces are very well made and they fit perfect on my old Singer 237 M - A. Yes! I said Singer 237M - A. Included in the kit was a Short Shank Adapter, which allowed me to use the attachments on my machine. There is a button foot, that I had heard about, but never seen and it was included in the kit...Oh, Yeah! This kit also came with a guide / manual of sorts that describe each presser foot and it's use; it even gives you an alternative to use just in case your first selection does not pan

I have been wanting some additional sewing machine feet for my Babylock. When I went to the sewing store the feet were around $30 a piece. I wanted several so I began looking at different feet on Amazon and Facebook. Some sets were $25 up to $60.00. The low end ones had less feet and no case or instruction booklet. I wanted to have them organized and a booklet that would identify what each foot did. This one comes in two nice plastic cases. Some feet fell out during shipping but I was able to put each foot back in its slot. The instruction booklet is written by someone who isn't fluent in Engl

No complaints so far

New again to Sewing after 25 year break. With that I bought this kit of pressure feet, which is more than I will use that I'm sure. Good little kit, however. The kit is not marked of names of the pressure foot. Using the book that comes with the kit I marked up the feet with the proper names with numbers to reflect back to the book for full discrption

It was a gift to someone which they really loved it

Great value for all the feet that are included. I cannot tell the difference between these and the ones that came with my machine.

When looking through the book, there were several duplicate feet with just different descriptions. And the description translations are a riot. For example the foot labeled ‘If you don’t speak iron’ is actually ‘closed mouth presser foot’. And there’s the “Iron opens the mouth to”. Also, the “3mm Roll fo Lace Presser Foot” looks to be an identical foot to the “3mm Narrow Edge Presser Foot”.I agree with others who say that trying to match up descriptions to feet is time consuming. So I plan to set up an organizer where I have descriptions AND feet kept together so I can find them easily when I

Best find for presser feet. While I have a lot of presser feet in their own individual packages/plastic bags....I love this assortment as they are all in one place in a convenient carrying case and there is a chart of what each is. It is like a box of chocolates! I have several sewing machines and they are all low shank and this collection sits in the drawer right under the table. I have thought of purchasing one for each machine so when I travel, I can pop one in the case and take with.