I have a Singer Futura XL-550 electronic (short shank) sewing machine. Can I use this foot or only on non-electronic machines?
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From what I understand the only thing you have to worry about is if it is a short or long shank. The fact that your machine is electronic should not make a difference.
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I have a Brother machine and was concerned about whether it would fit and work properly since it's a Singer part. This ruffler foot is actually an "old-fashioned" type of foot, i.e., not a 'snap-on'. If your Singer accommodates snap-on feet, you'll need to remove the adapter before installing the ruffler foot. The previous replies provided good info also--take your time, make sure you've installed the foot exactly as it's shown in the photos and check needle position with manual operation first. Practice is good. Take time to fold/press/stitch a 1/8" hem on the side of the fabric not being ruffled. I missed this the first time; it makes a big difference!
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The even feed foot I purchased for my Janome Platinum. It is for a short shank machine. I would to to the Janome web site or into a Janome dealer to find the answer to your question. When I was looking for my even feed foot, I put in the model and name of my machine and that's how I found mine. Good luck.
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I don't know. But if your like me you have more than one sewing machine.and I have several and they all fit every machine I have. These usually are all universal parts unless have a slant machine ,I'm not sure if this would work on them no expert. Ps. Go onto Google and ask the question. I've have always been helped. You can also go to utube@ learn from it be how to use this foot correctly it's pretty easy start out on inexpensive sheets best way to learn. Similar to shirt fabric. Good luck.
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Yes you can use a walking foot for quilting and all home sewing projects. The walking foot will need to be an industrial type for the 20U series machine.
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The only thing going against the guide should be fabric, so the type of foot should not matter. CAUTION: I would not use on computerized machines. Magnets and electronics do not play well together...
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I have a Singer, model # 3116, Simple. This pressure foot is 7 MM wide and it fits my machine perfect. Measure your present pressure foot and if it is smaller than 7 mm you still should be able to use this one.
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I'm sorry I don't know. I have a Singer sewing/quilting machine and it doesn't actually go on the sewing machine, it attaches to the walking foot. Actually, it is supposed to attach there. But with mine, it fits in the hole on the foot, but is so loose that it won't stay in place. I have been advised to buy a small rubber washer to hold it in place, but haven't found one that will fit properly yet.
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No. These feet aren't for your machine. Overlock machines use two needles and have very different feet. These feet are for a low shank machine.
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It works on a standard sewing machine. Serger pressed feet are quite model specific.
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I'm not sure I have a brother sewing machine but I guess once it's the removable foots I uses it should work ...
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This is a snap on foot. Not sure if it will fit other machines. Mine is a singer.
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I bought this foot to have it altered to fit my Bernina sewing machine. I'm sorry but I don't know about a Singer machine.
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I don't own a janome gem but I believe this foot will work on any Janome Sewing Machine.
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As far as I know, a snap-on foot fits ANY snap-on shank. I interchange them on all of my machine, and even bought a low-shank snap-on for my older machine. It works for me.
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Check the site, I have a Janome and the should give you the machines the feet work on.
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I have a Janome MyStyle100 - not familiar with 7318 but at the store, there were two models of walking foot for Janome and which one you use depends on the position of your bobbin placement, either "horizontal" or "rotary" - mine is horizontal, meaning it lies flat below and to the front of the needle. I have another machine where the bobbin goes in a casing which installs it in a more upright position somewhat to the left of the needle - those are the ones called rotary and would use the other foot. I got mine at a fabric store that also sells sewing machines, and it was a few dollars less than ordering from Amazon - if you have a sewing machine place that sells Janome, I would ask them which walking foot you should get.