Presser Foot - Invented by a Quilter for Quilters - Precise Guide for Scant 1/4" Curved & Straight Seams

Haven’t used this on a real project yet BUT not really believing it would work, I tried it on various scraps, many times, many lengths of curves, and w not actually trying, this little foot performed perfectly every time!P.S. I’ve never before pieced curves!

I have no doubt this will work as advertised. I have been doing curved piecing for some time now and wanted to see if this would give me a little more precision. I'll update this review after I have actually tried it. I am writing this review now to make sure that people understand what they are buying.You will get a metal Juki Curve master Presser Foot for a low shank machine. You will NOT receive any adapters as the picture seems to imply. You will NOT receive instructions for how to use this foot.Fortunately, I have a low shank machine that it fits. Additionally, I had done my usual research prior to purchase so I had already seen videos of how to use the foot so the instructions were not needed. Just search for "curve Master Presser Foot" and there are numerous videos available on youtube.

It does works extremely well for sewing a straight "perfect scant 1/4 seam", and will sew a "perfect 1/4 *curved* seam" effortlessly, but ONLY if both top and bottom fabric are a single layer. For curved piecing, that is always the case, For straight piecing, however, it is not unfortunately. I return it with sadness as it really wanted it to work, but unfortunately it will jam when piecing a block with seams already in the area you are sewing in. I got this mainly for the ability to sew a straight perfect 1/4 seams and not so much for the the curved part of it, so this foot was not a right fit for what I do. I was able to return it.If you get this just for curved piecing, this is a great foot that will work 100% and is recommended.

I tried multiple times different angles of holding the fabric after watching plenty of YouTube videos and could not get it to stitch a Curve correctly. Was so excited to purchase a tool however had to return it because I could not get it to work and sew the curve correctly.

I borrowed one of these from a friend at a quilting retreat and used it on some very large curves that were paper pieced. It worked OK on the pieces that did not have all the paper piecing seams. Works better just piecing a flat piece of fabric to a flat piece of fabric. On the large pieces (10" block) of batik it seemed to stretch the fabric a little but working with it a few more times it came out a little better. I have not yet tried it on smaller pieces like 4" squares. I purchased it when I got home from the retreat so I can try it for my next curved project. My friend loves it and makes lots of Drunkard's path pieces.

I originally brought this product a while ago but was still afraid to do curves. Recently I decided to do a new quilt that required the completion of many curves and the old method of trying to match was not working. More blocks were being re-done so I decided to review the video and attempt the curve with the Curve Master presser foot. It worked like a charm. Sorry I took so long to try it. It was so smooth that I immediately ordered one for my sister as a Christmas gift.

The foot seems to do a nice scant 1/4 inch, but only when sewing two pieces together. I had trouble getting it to go over thicker seams. Maybe it’s me, maybe I just need practice. So far though, not very impressed.I

I used this for piecing a melon block. I did not have to use pins at all. I put the inside curve on the bottom and the outside or rounded curve on the top. I followed the youtube videos that I found it is worth the price.