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Stitch in the Ditch Attachment

Stitch in the Ditch Attachment Foot
 The Stitch-in-the-Ditch Foot
Works Beautifully!

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Appropriately fits the Singer Featherweight 221, 222K and all low, vertical shank Singer Sewing Machines
including the 15, 66, 99, 127, 128, 185, 192, 201, 306, 319, etc...

Stitch in the Ditch Attachment Foot

The Stitch-in-the-Ditch foot is especially useful for quilters and sew-ers alike... read below for further information explaining why!

Stitch in the Ditch Attachment Foot

Stitching in the ditch is great for beginning machine quilters. Ordinarily when you stitch in the ditch you must keep the stitch in the ditch and your eye on the needle at all times. You should not see the stitches wander away from your seam. (Therefore, it is important that all seams align perfectly so that your stitch will be in a straight line.)

Stitch in the Ditch Attachment Foot

And while it is still important to have a watchful eye on the needle, this 'Stitch-in-the-Ditch' foot helps alleviate guessing and serves as a smooth guide with which to stitch. Note: You should always practice first on a small sandwich.

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However, it is the ideal foot to have for seamstresses (as well as you men who sew, too) who need to sew directly in a seam ~ it is another method of 'Under Stitching' where you press seam allowances to one side and top stitch as close to the seam as possible. This holds the seam allowance down and causes the piece of fabric to stay folded under ~ especially useful for facings.

Stitch in the Ditch Attachment Foot

The little steel bar aligns to your seam and guides your stitching throughout the entire project.

A sample will be included with your purchase.

The Stitch in the Ditch Foot
Works Beautifully!

$18.95
Free USA Shipping

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