Questions & Answers for: shank sewing machine feet

...you have a low shank, high shank, or slanted shank machine, because feet of one type can't be used on other types (low shank feet can't be used on high shank or slanted shank machines, for

...shank. Other than that, or perhaps (depending on where you live) a a full-service sewing machine retailer or maybe a quilt shop, you'll need to order them online. Try http://sewingpartsonline.com/ ...

...shank machine and whether all low shank feet will fit the machine? Not all low shank fit low shank. the max. stitch width usually 5mm - 7mm needle opening also makes a diff. Best to order feet for ...

...sewing machine dealer will have the feet that will fit your machine the best. You need to know whether you have a low shank or high shank before you purchase presser feet for your machine. Good Luck, ...

...sewing machine. You will need to know what type of shank is on your existing presser feet (ie, is it a slanted shank, is it a high or low shank) and then searching for the presser feet you want. To ...

.... This site also has an adapter for connecting Kenmore-compatible low shank presser feet to the Kenmore 158.19411 . I hope this helps. Cindy ...

...Sewing machine feet Super high shank high shank slant shank low shank snap... This is posted in the UK, but you should be able to find something similar in the US: Toyota 2260 Sewing Machine Feet ...

sewing machine have a 'low shank'? I've found a bundle of feet but they only work with low shank machines, whatever that means... Here's a handy guide for determining what shank your machine has: http

...snap on feet." Your machine uses the same low-shank presser feet as the Model 211: ...

...sewing machines, it may make sense financially to invest in more low shank or snap on feet that you can take from machine to machine. If you decide to go this route, I just want to remind you that if ...