Button Presser Foot - How to Sew a Button Easily

With the button presser foot you can sew a button on a garment with a sewing machine. Sewing buttons by hand can be time-consuming and tedious. Sometimes the result also lacks uniformity. In the garment industry they are using button sewing machines or button sewers. These machines sew on buttons very fast but are expensive and not made for home use.

The button sewing foot is a small but very handy presser foot that comes to your rescue! This sewing machine attachment can be used on many household sewing machines.

With this presser foot, you can attach buttons (no matter the shape!) with your regular sewing machine in no time! The rubber part of the foot will hold the button firmly in place. The foot is very short and has a wide opening providing a clear view of the stitching area. It will create a fixed space between the fabric and button and very uniform stitches between the little holes of the button.

The Sew-On Button Presser Foot can also be used to attach ribbons, to tack trims in place, and even sew on hook and eye closures and snaps.

• Size: ⅝ inch (15 mm) wide, ⅛ inch (3 mm) from the needle to the toes

• Max stitch width: 5 mm

• Universal snap-on foot for low shank sewing machines. If you are not sure if it will fit your sewing machine, read this article that explains what a low shank sewing machine is first.

• Easy installation

Just position a button under the Button Sewing Foot, set a zig-zag stitch at the corresponding width of the holes of your button and let the needle make a couple of stitches.

If you want more detailed instructions, go to the online manual of the Madam Sew Sew-On Button Presser Foot.