does the open toe fit onto the walking foot? yep new to sewing.
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Nope. The Walking Foot comes with it's own foot. At times it's an inconvenience but that's the way it is. The idea with the Walking Foot is to keep the fabrics moving together at the same time. I imagine, since I didn't design the Walking Foot, that that is what is needed for the process to work.
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Hi Joyce Ann, I ordered this foot by mistake, I needed one that fit a 1600p-dbx...this one did not fit. I contacted Ken's Sewing Center and they were very helpful in getting me the correct foot, however it was more expensive. If Ken's Sewing Center is the seller, I would say, call them to ask and make sure before you purchase it. I did get the correct foot for my machine and I love it! Good Luck, Aimee
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Go and look at http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/singer-foot-321417008-p.php You will see the same foot as the one on Amazon. It should be the same foot.
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I'm sorry I don't know. I have a Singer sewing/quilting machine and it doesn't actually go on the sewing machine, it attaches to the walking foot. Actually, it is supposed to attach there. But with mine, it fits in the hole on the foot, but is so loose that it won't stay in place. I have been advised to buy a small rubber washer to hold it in place, but haven't found one that will fit properly yet.
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I have used this machine to hem denim jeans, sew through several layers of corduroy, and quilt with no problem. I do use different feet for different projects, which helps feed the fabric through more easily, and I do lift the foot when going over a very thick seam to help it feed through manually. I love this sewing machine! I have had no issues with plastic vs. metal gears so far.
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This open toe is the correct foot for the Viking. There is one by another company with a shorter bar on the top, the part that sits on the meddle screw is not the correct one. This one is good.
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I don't know for sure as your machine isn't listed under the ones they say the foot is for, however, they don't list it for my machine either and it works very well. Before running your machine with it make sure your needle doesn't hit any part of the foot. I use the stitch designed for free motion quilting as written in my manual.
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I'm not sure I have a brother sewing machine but I guess once it's the removable foots I uses it should work ...
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Yes, I believe it can but not a super pointy toe like you see on some fashion shoes. The sole cutter has a pointy toe. However the templates provided are not for a pointy toe shoe.
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Yes- I did that for my granddaughter. It fits very nicely under the sewing machine foot and sews together very well.
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When I use the overlock foot, I use a zigzag stitch. The closer together the stitch the better it looks.
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Yes you can. I have the machine and the free motion foot included. Please let me know if interested. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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Sewing machines plus has the info on their site about this foot .. Sa184 .. and your machine is listed as compatible
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According to my sewing machine manual, the walking foot for it has SA140 for the number. This number is for the USA/Canada number. I hope this info will help you.
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It tells you which foot to use when you select a stitch. I believe it's also in a chart on the manual, but I'm not at home right now so I can't double check.
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Bummer! No clue! Perhaps if you can find something comparable at an army surplus shop and have someone with an industrial sewing machine custom fit it for you?Good luck!
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Alright, people, this is how you know whether these feet will fit your exact model of sewing machine: 1. If your machine has a short shank, then yes. See the description of the product where it says it is for short shank machines. 2. If your machine has a long shank or a slant shank, then they won't fit. How do you know what kind of shank your machine has? 1. Look it up on one of these nifty charts: https://www.anniescatalog.com/pages/shank_chart1.html or https://www.anniescatalog.com/pages/shank_chart2.html . 2. If your machine isn't on those lists, like the Singer Promise 1408 in the question, then measure your machine manually. Here is a guide on how to measure your machine: http://imagehost.vendio.com/c/10003275/view/1085137796347_feet_info.jpg . Now, should any of these links go dead, just Google "sewing shank chart" or "sewing shank measurement" like a competent internet user, instead of endlessly pestering other buyers to figure it out for you.