Will this foot work on Baby Lock imagine serger??
1990456
I do not know,I was hoping to read replies to your question. I also need to know.
2192133
Have you tried going to their website? Try this... http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/babylock-esg3-sewing-machine-parts.aspx
2053435
I'm not sure either. I have a Janome Memory Craft. If the leg on your machine has a button to release the foot and a claw to hold on to the foot, I am sure it will work. the claw has to snap on to the bar on front of the foot that you see in the picture.
2120185
Yes it would. Also, although, this was advertised to fit a serger, it is a tight fit. I would prefer something just a little more roomy if I had it to do over.
18753
Yes it will work on a low shank machine.....but I don't like the end results of this foot. This is my opinion.....
1833347
I don't think they will. Serger presser feet are usually longer than standard sewing machine presser feet.
946928
Hi Cynthia.....Yes this will fit your model of Brother....The foot I have which is this one featured here fits mine and all Brother machines I have... and I Have 4 Brother Model Machines,2 sewing machines ,1 embroidery and 1 Serger ....
1883304
Unfortunately, no. This machine is rather complicated. After a few experiments, I put mine on coverstitch and left it there. Fortunately, I have a great serger.
2080548
If you're asking which machine these needles will fit, I can answer. They fit my Grandaughter's Brother, my Pfaff, AND my Bernina. I'd say they're universal, fitting most all machines, therefore probably a BabyLock as well. As I remember the price was extremely low and quantity HIGH. I've not had any trouble with them piecing quilts or machine quilting. They might not be appropriate for very thin like batiste or extremely heavy fabrics like canvas or multiple denims. Hope this helps.....
716180
Yes this foot works just fine with the Brothers CS6000I machine. It's a little tricky to get going, but it does work. Check it out on youtube. They have a lot of video clips showing you exactly how to use it.
756389
It should fit your Babylock with no problem, especially if it is a snap on.
256841
Yes. I use it on my Baby Lock (made by Brother), as well as my Viking. My friend uses it on her Baby Lock and her Brother sewing machines.
2204256
Hi Melea, The tearaway will work great with your Babylock machine. It is designed for light to medium stitch densities on stable to semi-stable fabrics.
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UPDATE: I originally answered that the Distinctive Blind Hem Presser Foot would work with the Brother. Well, it does BUT NOT WITH THE BROTHER SERGER! My thanks to Margaret E. Hannibal whose answer pointed me to an overlooked fact: R.Eakin was inquiring about the Brother Serger, not an "ordinary" Brother sewing machine. The Serger is not a sewing machine as one (me) might ordinarily think: it is used to cut, sew, and edge fabrics in one step. My apologies, too, to R. Eakin for my terrific answer . . . sigh . . . that had nothing to do with the Serger. I am leaving my discussion of low-/high-shank presser feet under the heading of "General Sewing Machine Features." Regarding presser feet - in general. First some anatomy: when lowered, the presser foot sandwiches the material between itself and the feed dog (the toothy plate that advances the material); the presser foot snaps onto the shank; the shank is screwed onto the presser bar; the presser bar is what one raises and lowers to raise and lower the presser foot. For the most, there are two types of presser feet shanks: low (most) and high (some, e.g. a few singers). To determine whether the shank is low or high, with any presser foot attached to your machine, lower the presser foot all the way (no fabric on the machine) to the feed dog and measure from the feed dog (i.e., the bottom of the presser foot) to the screw hole (where the shank is screwed onto the presser bar). For low shanks, the distance will be approximately three-quarters of an inch (3/4"); for high shanks the distance will be approximately one and one-quarter inches (1 1/4"). The "Distinctive Blind Hem Sewing Machine Presser Foot" is for low shank machines. However, you can buy an attachment to adapt the a low shank machine to a high shank machine if you cannot find the appropriate high shank presser foot. Hope this is not too verbose. Ed
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If it is a low-shank home-sewing machine it should work. If it is a high shank, or slant shank sewing machine, then no.
434689
The product list does not show your model as being one that this foot fits. However, the fit depends on two things. There is a curved area on the left that goes under the needle clamp screw. That curve has to be wide enough to fit around your screw. On the right, there is also that shiny curved claw that must fit around your needle clamp screw. Without knowing these dimensions, it is impossible to tell if it will fit until you try it. Check out Amazons return policy and see if you want to take a chance and possibly have to return it, is my advice.
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Depends whether you have a low or high shank machine. Should be able to find that info in your user manual. (As stated, this will fit most low shank machines) You simply remove the snap on foot piece and screw this foot on in it's place. One word of warning tho... it's a great foot for fmq, I really loved it. However, I no longer use it as it wore a groove in my needle bar. I don't know if it was just a bad fit with my machine or the foot itself, but something to keep an eye on if you do buy it.