I recently purchased a new iron. I bought this cover to enable me to iron with ease. I purchased an iron "boot" many years ago. I have been completely sold on it. It allows my to iron delicate items like silk scarves without ANY fear of scorching. I am able to iron my garments at a hotter temp, but again, without fear of scorching. 

Deborah

I keep this Teflon ironing shoe on my iron at all times. I do professional alterations and can iron any fabric on "high" without damaging even the most delicate material. This is a replacement for a BoNash shoe that I used for about 10 years, and finally wore it, so am glad to find this replacement that works just as well.

HelenB

I bought these seam guides for myself and my best friend because we sew together every week. She is a beginner and I haven't made anything on a machine since my 8th grade home-ec class. So, when I saw these on sale for less than a single meal at fast food place, I couldn't pass them up. They are a great little gadget to help keep your seams and stitches straight and even.

Simone L.

Bobbin works just fine. almost identical to the original. A little heavier in my hand I would say. Thread slips through and I didn't have any problem with it sewing either straight stitch or stretch on my older model Brother machine. 

sunseeker38

I use this with my juki. My other machines do not have the drill hole needed (Bernina, Pfaff, Brother) to set this up. The only problem is feeding the binding fabric without it getting twisted. I’m still playing around with this I think the presser feet pressure needs a certain adjustment to get it to work perfectly.——Size: 1-1/2"-- 3/8"

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