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HUSQVARNA® VIKING® Roller Foot (1 - 8)

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HUSQVARNA® VIKING® Roller Foot (1 - 8) -- Product Image
HUSQVARNA® VIKING® Roller Foot (1 - 8) -- Product Image
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The Roller Foot sews fabrics with uneven levels, leathers, velvets, and fabric with nap or loops. Use with a wide variety of stitches.
Details

The Roller Foot sews fabrics with uneven levels, leathers, velvets, and fabric with nap or loops. Use with straight stitch, zigzag and other forward motion utility and decorative stitches.

 

Compatible with the following HUSQVARNA® VIKING® machine groups: 1-8

 

How to Use:

1. Snap on Roller Foot.

2. Select stitch and sew.

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Machine Compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions - HUSQVARNA VIKING Roller Foot (1 - 8)

The Roller Foot is designed to sew fabrics that tend to stick to a standard metal foot, such as leather, vinyl, suede, and plastic, preventing dragging and puckering.

It features two textured metal rollers that grip the fabric from the top and roll with it, acting like a tiny tractor to feed the difficult material smoothly under the needle.

This foot is highly versatile and is designed to fit a very wide range of HUSQVARNA VIKING machines, specifically those in accessory groups 1 through 8.

While a non-stick foot glides over sticky fabrics, a roller foot actively helps to feed them. It is often more effective for heavily textured or uneven surfaces like reptile-skin vinyl.

This foot is essential for bag making with vinyl, sewing leather garments, creating raincoats from laminated fabrics, or any project involving plastic-like materials.