Walking Foot, Even Feed qas-item The flat side of the

The flat side of the needle faces LEFT on a Singer Featherweight

See photo below for the color comparison between the natural white and white spools

I used my Singer Featherweight to add symmetrical decorative stitching to a little summer tunic for my daughter from the Oliver + S Swingset Tunic & Skirt Pattern

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Walking Foot, Even Feed qas-item The flat side of theYour Perfect Piecing Partner: The Featherweight Walking Foot Remember that beautiful quilt top you spent weeks piecing, only to have the layers shift during quilting? Or those stunning striped fabrics that just wouldn't match up no matter how carefully you pinned? That wasn't your pinningthat's a job for a Walking Foot. A regular presser foot relies on the feed dogs underneath, which can let top layers shift or stretch. A Walking Foot adds an upper