Professional Domestic 42 PCS Sewing Machine Sewing Foot Presser Foot Set with Manual for Brother, Singer, Babylock, Janome, Elna, Toyota, New Home, Simplicity and Kenmore Low Shank Sewing Machines

When I bought my BROTHER machine, I thought it came w/o extra feet, so I bought this set. Later I discovered all the feet stowed inside the little drawer of the machine. DUH. So now I have 42 *more* feet for my machine, which means 9 duplicate, and 33 extras.Seriously, comparing these feet to the ones that came with my BROTHER machine - they're identical. I can't see any difference, and will be using the quilting foot from this set and the Brother here shortly. Like a Whitman's sampler - there is a key to all these feet - on the back of the box - no separate document detailing what's what... I made a copy of the back of the box at KINKOs for reference. At 23.00 and change, you can't beat this set. Pricing out just 3-4 feet from Brother (incl. quilting foot) - I was over 65.00... so I keep this set as a backup. I can see how going to/from sewing & quilting classes, the potential to lose a foot could arise, so better safe than sorry. Always have a backup! (Especially if you have a kid that uses your machine!!!!)Well made, they are identical to my Brother mfg. feet that came with the sewing machine. I've not tried *ALL* of them, but those I have used work fine w/my BROTHER CX155LA machine

I bought this set along with a couple of books that I read in the reviews would be helpful in utilizing the many different feet. I love it all! Of course, I haven't had time to use many of them yet, but am THRILLED with the ones I have used. I am currently working on a baby quilt for a coworker and needed an applique foot so I could see to make all the stitches correctly on the edge of the qppliques, and it is working spectacularly! Can't wait to have time to use more! Since I have a full-time job, it will be a while, but I expect that each new project I take on, I should be able to have the correct foot for anything. It makes such a difference when you have the right tool for the job. I did already have a couple of the feet that are in this set, but it was still worth the price to have practically any foot you might ever need. I am so glad I read the reviews and bought the books others recommended because they helped me choose which foot to use, as sometimes multiple feet can be used for the same purpose. I would definitely recommend this set to anyone who sews!

This kit works great with my wife's Janome MC4800. She was paying almost $20 per foot at the sewing store. Here you get a nice kit of 52, which is less than 60 cents per foot. It even comes with a booklet showing a detailed photo of each foot and what it is used for.Each foot seems to be well made. My wife has been using these with no issues whatsoever. Definitely recommend this kit.

I have a Singer 5705, and ordered these feet thinking it would work with it, since it had a snap-on foot adapter already in it.NOPE! These do not, not without a different snap-on foot adapter. Singer made a proprietary snap-on foot adapter and proprietary feet that go with it which shipped with my machine. It's skinnier than the adapter these feet require.There's a video on YouTube "Understanding Singer Shanks and Presser Feet" that goes into detail on the Singer adapter and why it doesn't work with "normal" feet.So I haven't used these feet - I can't without an adapter that you have to order separately.EDIT: Seller contacted me and was kind enough to send me a new snap-on foot adapter for my machine. I'm gonna give it a try and update the review later.

This is an awesome set More than anyone would need Deff worth the buy

So far I have had no problems with the few feet I have tried. I do recommend that each foot be marked with a letter or number as well as the images in the booklet in case you store them in something other than tray they came in to make them easier to identify

I looked at many different collections of feet but chose this one because of the number of feet and that it has a manual. So far they've been great and lots of fun to play with. I'm hoping for a manufacturer reply about foot #40, the knit foot. It is manufactured incorrectly. The hole where the needle goes through into the fabric is positioned too far forward, so the needle can't sew--it smacks into the foot behind the hole. (front to back issue, not side to side). I don't know if there's the same problem with other feet similar to this one and should check. The normal flat feet are fine. When hemming a sweater, I substituted the roller foot and it did a great job, no pulls or puckers. The tuck feet are great and make lovely pin tucks. The rolled hem feet are difficult to use and don't work as well as the one I already had from my sewing machine manufacturer. Same issue with the #28 bias tape binder foot--it's flimsy and wobbly, so harder to use compared to my own from my sewing machine manufacturer. I'm not happy at all with the packaging. Most of these kits come in plastic boxes that snap closed. This has just a flimsy cardboard thing. Feet and their slots are not numbered so you have to search for which is which when attempting to use one. And the manual does list all the feet but all it says is the obvious--like a rolled hem foot helps you make narrow hems. It doesn't tell you how to use the feet or any other info. There is a picture on the back of the box depicting all the feet with their names, which is essential except you have to turn the thing upside down to see it. I ended up printing it out on a separate piece of paper. On the whole so far it's a good set considering the cost. Not all that user friendly or convenient for storing. There are others that seem to do a better job solving these issues, but they're much more costly and have fewer feet.

These are well made and fit my Brother sewing machine. I love that the box has each foot labeled in order. Great price. My least favorite thing is that the feet are in a cool, molded plastic holder that fits in the box, but there is no lid and the pictures and labels of the feet are on the bottom of the box (you have to lift the box over your head to read). But that is all. Great product.