00:00Presser feet are tools that are on the market precisely to help seamstresses.
00:06However, those who are just starting out in sewing have no idea that there are countless presser feet just waiting for you.
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01:22The presser feet, in my opinion, should be right there, next to the sewing machine,
01:29so when the seamstress sits there in front of the machine, the presser feet are there, right next to her.
01:35And why do I think so?
01:36Because presser feet can help you sew better.
01:41To have a more professional finish, saving time when sewing.
01:47And I don't know about you, but so far I've only seen advantages.
01:50And you?
01:51There are a multitude of presser feet, each for a different type of sewing.
01:56So, there is a bias presser foot, a blind stitch presser foot, and a button presser foot.
02:01And so it goes.
02:03I could stay here all day telling you a list of presser feet.
02:06However, today, I came to show you just five of these presser feet to make your life easier when sewing.
02:13These are the five presser feet that I'm going to introduce to you today.
02:17This one is the common zipper foot.
02:22There's also the invisible zipper.
02:23It's not this one.
02:25This one is the common zipper foot.
02:28And he has these two openings here, look.
02:32See?
02:32These two openings.
02:34Precisely because this presser foot allows you to sew on both sides of it.
02:39You put it on this side, you sew it on this side.
02:41You put it on this side, you sew it on this side.
02:43This particular presser foot is great for helping you sew zippers.
02:49It is already anatomically perfect for sewing the zipper on both sides.
02:54So, the design of the presser foot, it's perfect for you to have coordination, right,
03:02on the sewing machine to sew both sides of the zippers.
03:06And because it has this design, it allows you to finish the zipper more perfectly.
03:13That the finish comes out more professional.
03:16And this presser foot was designed this way so that the needle passes along the side of the zipper.
03:24allowing the zipper teeth, needle and presser foot to be side by side when sewing.
03:31Thus creating a wonderful and impeccable seam.
03:35And you sewing with this presser foot when putting a zipper on your piece
03:40allows you to work faster.
03:44Because the zipper will be perfect.
03:46You won't need to waste time when sewing.
03:49This way you save time and get a perfect finish.
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04:29This is the buttonhole foot.
04:33It is completely different from other presser feet.
04:37This blue part here is rubberized.
04:40Here I don't know if you'll be able to see it, but there are some grooves, you see?
04:46There are some grooves here so that this part here is facing down just to reach the button.
04:53To fix the button there between the fabric and the teeth, okay?
04:58It also has this relief here to fix it.
05:02So you put it like this, it fixes the fabric in the teeth of the machine so that the fabric stays fixed.
05:09Just to sew the zigzag on the button.
05:13This one here is perfect for attaching buttons.
05:19Yes, put buttons on your pieces.
05:21It could be a piece of clothing, a piece of creative sewing, etc.
05:26Wherever you want to place a button, this presser foot will help you perfectly.
05:30Below it there are some grooves allowing you to fix the button there on that piece.
05:37You will need to have a little more coordination to use this type of presser foot.
05:42Because if you don't have the skills to use that specific presser foot,
05:48You will break many needles as you learn to use this presser foot.
05:54However, on the Ateliê STSL channel there is a wonderful step-by-step tutorial from A to Z,
06:01step by step, so you can learn how to use this presser foot.
06:05This one is the blind hem, blind hem, and blind hem presser foot.
06:12I don't know what you want to call him, but that's how he is.
06:15I have another one similar to this one, but it doesn't have this little bar at the bottom, look.
06:21This little bar here below is very useful when you put the fabric in here.
06:26and you can sew it simply with this little bar here helping you, okay?
06:33And it has this, this stem here, look, this tab here, look, see, look?
06:38It's like that, it also helps you sew better.
06:42This presser foot here is often used to make invisible hems.
06:49However, that's not all.
06:51Because it has this adjustable side bar, you can do any type of sewing,
06:59even if you have no coordination.
07:01This specific design of this presser foot is used, right, very widely
07:07to make invisible hems and hems.
07:11But, here at Ateliês TSL, we use this presser foot to do a multitude of seams.
07:18And why do we use it to do different types of sewing?
07:21Because this specific presser foot allows you to fold the fabric there
07:27and the fabric will not pass this bar.
07:30Then, the seam will come out straight.
07:33Even though the sewing, right, the stitch you are sewing is not straight,
07:37be it a decorative stitch, an embroidery stitch, in short,
07:40but the seam itself will come out linear, it will come out perfectly straight.
07:45And this presser foot gives you extra coordination.
07:49If you have difficulty with your coordination when sewing,
07:53This presser foot will help you a lot.
07:55Because it allows the fabric to sit right there near that hem.
07:59and you can make the seam straight, perfectly.
08:03You just need to place the fabric on that bar and sew.
08:08Teflon presser foot.
08:10It is plastic.
08:12This part is all plastic.
08:15And it has a metal fitting bar.
08:18So, it's all plastic, it has this opening in the middle,
08:21there is a relief here too.
08:24And it is very similar to the general purpose presser foot,
08:28however, it is not the same.
08:30I used this presser foot a lot to sew furry fabric, you know?
08:36Plush.
08:37So, more shabby fabric.
08:39This presser foot is great, okay?
08:43I discovered, thus, in my wanderings in the world of sewing,
08:47However, it was an incredible discovery that I'm sharing with you.
08:50So, it's already worth your like, isn't it?
08:52You have this presser foot here.
08:55It is perfect for you to do both Teflon seams,
08:59as seams in fluffy fabrics.
09:01Because it won't let it slide as much and it won't catch on the fabric.
09:08Some presser feet get in the way of the fabric there.
09:12There is a lot of pressure on the presser foot and it becomes very heavy when pulling the fabric.
09:20The machine teeth cannot pull the fabric.
09:23This specific presser foot makes it much easier when you're working on a project with fluffy fabric, right?
09:32That has a lot of fur, high and low pile fabric, okay?
09:36Because I sewed from top to bottom to make a costume here in the studio.
09:42So, this presser foot is very good for sewing both Teflon fabrics,
09:47plush fabric or fleecy fabric, right?
09:51Those who have hair, both high and low.
09:54This presser foot here is the open metal presser foot, right?
09:59Open metal, right?
10:01It has this opening here, so this is one of the open presser feet that I have here in the studio.
10:07This one has a slightly smaller opening, but it's great for doing various types of sewing.
10:16This is already a slightly more robust presser foot, right?
10:20This is a more open presser foot, which gives you visibility of the piece when you sew.
10:28better than other presser feet.
10:31And what is this presser foot for?
10:33It is used precisely for making decorative stitches.
10:37Do you want to make a decorative stitch?
10:39You can use this presser foot.
10:41It is also ideal for patchwork and embroidery.
10:47It helps you to have a view of that opening from the point where the machine is making it.
10:52This way you can see what the machine is doing.
10:56And you can have the coordination to turn the fabric.
10:59Or if you want to do another process with the piece, you can do that too, because the presser foot is open.
11:06And this one in particular, I use a lot for patchwork.
11:09So it's very good for patchwork and I think it's wonderful.
11:15It helps me a lot here in the studio.
11:16Each of these presser feet was developed for specific sewing purposes.
11:21Making your sewing easier, providing you with more professional sewing and high-quality finishes.
11:28Presser feet allow you to explore more and more in the world of sewing, in your daily sewing routine.
11:35new sewing techniques so you can achieve a more professional finish.
11:41Even using a domestic machine.
11:43And if you want to improve your sewing skills, it's definitely worth trying out each of these presser feet I mentioned today.
11:51Here in the first pinned comment, I will leave the link to the list of videos just about the presser feet.
11:56There you will find how to place the presser foot, whether or not this specific presser foot needs an adapter rod,
12:04what seams you can make with this specific presser foot and much more.
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