Singer · Open-toe, non-stick and specialty surface feet
SINGER roller snap-on foot
What this accessory does
Compare this roller foot when a flat sole drags across a textured or coated material. The rollers let the contact points turn as the material advances. The clear body also leaves part of the seam area visible.
SINGER describes fitting the foot to the holder in place of the all-purpose foot. Use its compatibility lookup for your model, then test the material and the chosen stitch on an offcut.
Specifications
- Brand
- Singer
- Foot type
- Open-toe, non-stick and specialty surface feet
- Model
- 2500272
- Attachment
- Snap-on
- Contact surface
- Rollers
- Use
- Selected textured or hard-to-feed materials
- Amazon.com reference
- B00G6TZXKG
Fit and buying advice
Match your machine’s holder and SINGER accessory group before buying. Low-shank alone does not establish exact model fit.
Fit conditions to check
- Selected low-shank SINGER machines with the compatible snap-on holder. Confirm model in SINGER accessory lookup.
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Documentation
Questions about this accessory
How does this differ from a non-stick foot?
This design uses moving rollers. A non-stick foot uses a low-friction sole without rollers.
Should I choose it for a shifting quilt sandwich?
Compare a compatible walking foot when the difficulty is keeping two layers moving together.
How do I check a coated fabric before sewing?
Test the same fabric and stitch on a scrap. Look for drag and whether the material tracks the line you want.
