The Magnetic Seam Guide will give you that extra support. Easy to position, reposition at different distances from your needle. A great help to feed your fabric evenly and get straight sewn seams.

The unique gel in of this Heat Erasable Fabric Marker gives you a thin, accurate and clear temporary mark on fabrics that stays visible for as long as you want. Marking your lines before you sew, will help you to sew more accurately. Just go over the marks with an iron and the marks will disappear.

With the Adjustable Guide Foot you’ll get straight seams, hems or topstitches & parallel lines from ⅜” to 1“ from the fabric edge, a marked line, a row of stitching or a crease. Just let the guide do it’s magic.

With the Edge Foot you can get that professional looking consistent edge stitch at ⅛”. Reposition your needle to choose your distance or keep your needle right behind the blade in the center position and stitch in the ditch.

1. Practice, it will take some time to master. If you’re a newbie, use some scraps.
2. Go slowly. If you can set your machine on a slow pace and increase your speed as you gain confidence.
3. Be patient and careful
4. Sit up straight
5. Keep your eyes on everything, not on the needle and not just on the item directly in front of you
6. Don’t pull or push your fabric. Let the feed dogs do their job. And gently put your hands on both sides of your fabric and reposition them frequently for optimal control

7. To get neat stitches, don’t forget to change your needle regularly. Some say every 8 hours of stitching, others every 20 hours. A dull needle can cause puckered fabric and uneven stitching.
8. Don’t drink ‘n drive 🙂
9. Buy yourself a good seam ripper
10. And breathe… it’s ok to take a break and reposition your fabric

A Magnetic Seam Guide is a magnetic device that helps you to achieve the perfect straight seam, you can sew parallel to the fabric edge without marking. With a seam guide you can match one side of the fabric to the other and minimize mistakes and uneven stitching.

Position your seam guide to the right of your presser foot on your needle plate.
Use the markings on your needle plate or use a ruler to measure the distance from your needle to the edge of the magnetic seam guide. The guide will not move while you’re sewing but can easily be removed or repositioned when you need a different distance.

A temporary mark will help you stitch where you want to stitch and keep a straight line if that is what you want.

The unique gel in of this Heat Erasable Fabric Marking Pen gives you a thin, accurate and clear mark on fabrics. The marks stay visible for as long as you want. Just go over them with an iron and the marks will disappear.

Mark where you want to sew with this fabric marker. You can make mistakes and erase your marks easily. Align your needle to the line you just traced, put your needle on the line and keep your eyes on the line, not on the needle. Go slowly.

The writing point of the pen is 0.7 mm and the actual width of the drawn line is 0.35 mm. You can remove the marks with a hot iron or by hand wash. Be extra careful with non-washable fabrics like silk. Always test the pen on a scrap and scribble a bit to get the ink flowing.

The adjustable guide foot is a snap on foot with a plastic guide on the right and a distinctive click as you move in 1/16” increments. There are red marks on 3/8, 4/8, 5/8, 6/8 & 1 inch, and small marks in between: 7/16, 9/16, 11/16, 13/16, 14/16, 15/16 & 17/16 inch. You can easily remove the plastic guide if you just want to use the ruler when you are topstitching.

An teaches you how to sew a children's bucket hat using an Adjustable Guide Foot for the topstiching.

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