Brother · Edge guides, piecing and stitch-in-the-ditch feet
Brother SA191 stitch-in-the-ditch foot
What this accessory does
Brother’s SA191 places a long guide at an existing seam so you can follow the channel while quilting or topstitching. It suits a project with seam lines already sewn, where your next stitch needs to track that line.
The wide opening leaves space for the needle position allowed by the machine instructions. Confirm the exact machine, stitch and position. For making a new patchwork seam at a measured offset from a raw edge, compare a quarter-inch piecing foot.
Specifications
- Brand
- Brother
- Foot type
- Edge guides, piecing and stitch-in-the-ditch feet
- Model
- SA191
- Manufacturer designations
- SA191 / F065
- Guide
- Centre seam guide
- Job
- Stitch along an existing seam
- Amazon.com reference
- B009DZYF7W
Fit and buying advice
For a measured allowance from a raw edge, compare a quarter-inch piecing foot.
Documented machine examples
- CS6000i
- CP6500
- CS7205
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
Which edge does the guide follow?
The guide follows the seam you already made. Start with a sample seam to see where the stitches land relative to that channel.
Can I use it to set a quarter-inch seam allowance?
For a measured allowance from a raw edge, a compatible quarter-inch foot gives you a reference designed for that measurement.
Does the foot help move a thick quilt sandwich?
The maker describes a seam guide. If feeding layers together is the main issue, compare a documented walking or dual-feed setup with a suitable guide.
