Can this presser foot be used for pre-made bias tape as well as fabric strips you cut yourself?
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Yes. In fact it almost does better with the single or double-bound, since it has a nice little slot for the main fabric to be sandwiched, while the funnel forms around it. Note that there are a number of sizes available for wider binding.
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These accessories will work with your machine, provided that you also purchase a Universal Shank. The presser foot holder on your model is designed for presser feet with a narrow presser foot pin. The accessories in the kit have a wider presser foot pin and will need a presser foot holder (shank) that accommodates the width of the pin. You can find a universal shank on Amazon, here: http://www.amazon.com/Snap-on-Shank-Low/dp/B004GVMWBE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1432215356&sr=8-2&keywords=universal+shank+singer
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This presser foot is a snap on foot. If your maching has a low shank and accepts snap on feet you should be okay.
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In looking at the Amazon site, there is a bias tape machine tip for 1/2inch, 15mm equates to about 0.6 inches so I'm assuming this would be the nearest fit. That's all I can suggest, sorry I can't be more help. Sue
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Yes you use it to transfer multi piece cutouts to clothing ( vinyls, iron one etc) to maintain the pattern. Unless you are using an extremely delicate fabric, you shouldn't have a problem using it with fabric.
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Yes, put the vinyl on the cutting mat before cutting and then put on the transfer tape. I also looked on you tube to check the settings for my cutting machine.
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it isn't supposed to go though your machine at all. It is used to transfer your cut image from your cutting mat to its final destination... ie putting vinyl on the wall or freezer paper onto a t shirt. It doesn't matter what brand craft cutter you use. I have a crapcut, but i don't buy provotheives brand products, so I did my research and it is the exact same product. You can also buy it for less money if you go through the manufacture directly, through their ebay store.
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http://www.ehow.com/facts_6153221_low-high-shank-sewing-machines.html This is how I decided. However, although I have a low shank machine the screw provided with my original presser foot was not long enough for this presser foot. I had been using the zipper foot on my Singer machine and it works OK, but I purchased the Distinctive presser feet for welting and I am determined to figure it out.
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From what I understand of your question, no. A Teflon foot would accomplish this. Or is PUL came packed with tissue paper, keep the tissue paper under it except when it approaches the needle. The supreme slider reduces the friction between the fabric and and machine surface, letting you more easily free motion quilt.
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For your purpose, I would recommend the tiny Slice :http://www.amazon.com/Slice-00100-Safety-Cutter-Blister/dp/B002OOVC84/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1377471195&sr;=8-1&keywords;=slice .I just tried mine on newspaper and it works great!! Dawne
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I don't think this works well with thick fabrics. I tried using it with some thick fabrics and they simply didn't fit through the channel. Since it's metal, there's no give. However, if you're doing potholders, it might be squishy enough to compress and make it through. I've found it to be a really useful foot to have around for other uses though. It works great on everything except thick stuff. Also good to note that it doesn't accept double wide bias tape.
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It's double-sided tape, and they're extremely thin. Unless you have a very steady hand, expect to end up throwing out a few of the pre-cut strips.
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Works best with pre-folded tape. Using the side screw, adjust the opening to the width of your tape. Feed the tape end in from the side closest to you. The main fold goes to the right, the edges or (smaller folds on double fold tape) go to the left in the top and bottom brackets. The material you're edging goes in the middle through the gap on the left. Seems to work best if you feed a couple inches of bias tape through and stitch without any material to start, then add the material and continue. Takes some practice to feed everything and stitch at the same time and keep it even. I wanted to use it mainly for quilted fabric, but that was too thick to feed properly. I went back to old school stitching one side along the small fold, folding over fabric edge and stitching through all. But then, I learned in the dark ages, even before zigzag! As another said, YouTube is your friend for this sort of thing.
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The strips are not intended for this purpose. Each strip is about 3 inches long and quiet narrow, so it doesn't seem like it would offer the basic, necessary support. Further, the strips are sticky on each side in order to adhere to fabric. I hope this answers your question.
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I see no reason why you couldn't do that as long as you don't cut the hard supports. Cutting the cloth should be fine. They work very well. Hope this helps.
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The directions say to cut the fabric between 1-3/4ths to 2 inches for this size bias tape maker. I think that your 2-1/2 inch ribbon might be too wide. But Simplicity makes a bias tape measure that might work: http://www.amazon.com/Simplicity-Inch-Quilt-Binding-Strips/dp/B002SZOEP2/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8&qid=1408319722&sr=8-40&keywords=clover+bias+tape+maker
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Absolutely; just be aware that the adhesive may start to peel away from the scar strip where you cut it. If you're careful applying and removing the strip, you shouldn't have a problem. Good luck!