Bobbin For Every Thread Color
No matter if you‘re sewing, embroidering or experimenting with the creative™ Bobbin Case – you can never own too many bobbins!
For Sewing & Quilting
The guide is especially useful for stitching straight lines when quilting. Use the straight stitch or decorative stitch of your choice for wonderful quilted effects.
Use to cover 1mm cords with fabric or insert packaged piping into seams or edges for a tailored finish. Excellent for for home decor projects, fashion projects or wherever you’d like to add a finishing touch.
The Twin Welting Foot is used to make trim for your home dec projects like pillows, cushions and other home accessories. Create your own trim when the color you want isn‘t available!
Easily slips through weave of knits and woven fabric with rounded tip and tapered end. For optimum performance, change your needle every 6 - 8 hours of sewing and/or type of fabric.
Easily slips through weave of knits and woven fabric with rounded tip and tapered end. For optimum performance, change your needle every 6 - 8 hours of sewing and/or type of fabric.
The Welting Foot is used to make trim for your home dec projects like pillows, cushions and other home accessories. Create your own trim when the color you want isn‘t available!
The Zipper Foot is your most important tool for perfectly stitching a zipper in place. Its design allows you to sew next the the edge of the zipper teeth for a professional finish.
Frequently Asked Questions - PFAFF® Machine Group A Accessories
Group A Accessories are specifically designed for the earliest models of PFAFF® mechanical sewing machines that utilized a very specific, low-shank presser foot attachment mechanism.
Yes, the Group A collection provides essential, classic PFAFF® presser feet for basic tasks like hemming, zipper installation, and buttonholes on older PFAFF® mechanical machines.
Due to the age of the machines, Group A has limited specialty feet, but a darning plate or foot may be available for rudimentary free-motion quilting techniques.
Group A feet are typically the older screw-on type, requiring a small screwdriver to attach and secure the presser foot to the machine's shank.
No, Group A machines are mechanically incompatible with the modern PFAFF® IDT™ (Integrated Dual Feed) system and its corresponding presser feet.