Comments on Sea and Wood: These Feet Were Made For...

I always use a clear plastic foot to see where I'm...

2010-02-05T16:10:43.996Z

I always use a clear plastic foot to see where I'm going a bit better! Dunno its proper use though. I'm with gtlady on the other though- it looks like the plate I put over my feeder teeth when I play (badly) with machine embroidery.

I have a random bit to my sewing machine I have no idea what its for or where to attach it- very frustrating if i think about it ... however I've lived without it for this long ;o)

Ok, without seeing them in the flesh, my thoughts ...

2010-02-05T12:44:44.437Z

Ok, without seeing them in the flesh, my thoughts are that the smaller one might be for machine embroidery, the set stitches so you can see them and line them up, and the other one looks a bit like you put it over the feeder teeth so you can do free machine embroidery. I could be completely wrong, but hope it helps a little!

sorry i can't help you but i totally sympathise - ...

2010-02-04T23:48:54.178Z

sorry i can't help you but i totally sympathise - my sewing machine drives me nuts - sometimes it is great and does a perfect job others it has me swearing and boiling with rage followed by seam ripping and piles of tangled threads discarded on the floor!

aren't they supposed to save us time?
why do they hate us?

aaarrrggghhh.

I wish I could help! I found electric machines the...

2010-02-04T16:11:07.254Z

I wish I could help! I found electric machines the same, they are fast in a straight line, but I then spend 10minutes pulling thread out of it and trying to re-thread everything. It wasn't until I got an old 1922 singer treadle machine that I found a machine that didn't scare or annoy me to use!

Maybe youcan email the makers customer service and ask them?