It is possible to use your overlocker to blind hem

Cording foot (A) is ideal for bridal and evening wear and allows you to insert fine fishing line

Cording foot B is used in conjunction with the narrow hem and allows you to insert decorative cording as you stitch

Take the hassle out of gathering by doing it on your overlocker with the gathering foot

Used to make your own covered cording, or for quick piping insertion.

This attachment consists of a taping foot and a tape reel and is useful when sewing garments in knit or stretch fabric

The Beading Attachment comprises of a special sewing foot and guide enabling you to sew strung beads onto the edge of your fabric

Guide to help you keep your seams straight as you sew

The elastic attachment will go some way to making this technique easier to handle

Their are some projects where you need to attach gathers to a flat piece of fabric i.e. valance sheets etc. Why not gather and attach all in one easy operation

This standard presser foot is used for sewing straight stitches and zigzag stitches.

This presser foot is used to sew overcasting in order to prevent the cut edges of fabric from fraying.

This presser foot is used to automatically sew buttonholes.

This presser foot is used for sewing satin stitches, decorative stitches and letters.

This presser foot is used for sewing satin stitches, decorative stitches, and letters.

This presser foot is used for holding a button in place and attaching it using the zigzag stitch.

This presser foot is used for closely sewing along the edges of a zipper.

This presser foot is used for closely sewing along the edges of a zipper.

The Adjustable Zipper Foot is used for closely sewing along the edges of a zipper or piping cord.

This presser foot is used for sewing the very edge of the zipper, and sewing piping and D-ring that has a more height than the fabrics.

This presser foot is used for inserting a concealed zipper.

This presser foot is used for sewing blind hem stitches, which are sewn along the hems of pants and skirts to be invisible from the right side of the fabric.

This presser foot is used for materials that do not feed well and are difficult to sew, such as vinyl-coated fabric and leather.

This presser foot is used for materials that do not feed well, such as vinyl coated fabric, leather, and terry cloth.