Daisy Flower Stitch Presser Foot Decorative Embroidery Stitch Circles Ruffler Sewing Machine Presser Foot for Most Low Shank Sewing Machines

This sewing machine presser foot was very reasonably priced and worked well once I added some lubrication.The presser foot did need some lubricant TLC ... it would probably be a good idea to use light silicone spray lubricant rather than sewing machibe oil to better preserve the plastic parts.The flowers and designs you can make with the unit are pretty cool.Value for money:Good value for the money compared to brand names.

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I love to sew and really looked forward adding this to my creative tool-box. I tried it first on my 60-year-old tried and true mechanical machine -- no joy. The the bracket meant to fit around the pressure foot holder assembly was just a tiny bit too small and no amount of fiddling made it fit. So I moved to my late model computerized machine -- same thing. I returned it. It would be great if the manufacturer listed the inside measurement of the bracket so customers could know check their machines before they order.

I purchased this because I couldn't find mine that I've had for many years, but because I haven't used mine for several years, I had to learn all over again how to use, but once you get the hang of it, it's a fun way to add some interest to your projects.

This one takes time to get the hang of. It has so many possibilities, I recommend making up some fabric swatches and keep the patterns you want to make over and over again. Takes practices.

Like: looks at those cute circles and flowers! Just put the fabric under the presser foot, TAKE YOUR HANDS OFF, and start stitching. If you try to control the spinning, it messes up. 😉Dislike: the smallest setting is so small that it overlaps and you end up with a big lump. I haven’t yet found if there is a setting on my machine that needs changing to keep it even looking.The largest circle I can do is 1 inch and the smallest I can do without problems is 5/8 inch. Most of the stitches my fairly basic machine does work to create different styles. I just sampled about 40 different stitch variations (stitch width, length, and tension) and I found that wider is better.

This fit my Juki DX7 perfectly and works perfectly fine. Can't wait to see how creative I can get with it.