Husqvarna Viking

Guide the restitching. Guide the strips applied to one edge or two strips sewn together.

The J foot is used for stitches that are made on the side of the fabric and that would otherwise curl or wrinkle the fabric.

The J foot is used for stitches that are made on the side of the fabric and that would otherwise curl or wrinkle the fabric. In this version, only for Husqvarna Viking machines with IDF (Double Transport) such as the Epic 2 or the Epic 3

The 6 mm double drawstring foot is used for trimming, covering raw edges instead of applying ribbons or trimmings to your upholstery and home decoration projects, or as a decoration for cushions, cushion covers and other interior accessories.

This all-metal presser foot, with a large front opening, allows you to thread and sew easily when you want to quilt and embroider free-motion.

Leads the fabric assembly stitching. Maintains seam edges at the same distance from the edge throughout the design.

Decorating with a soft chenille effect has never been easier! For beginners and experts in quilt and sewing.

The riveting foot on the left perfectly guides the trimming and seams on the edges. Guide the fabric using the right inner part of the foot. In addition, thanks to the bottom of the foot designed to slide along the folded edge, you will get a perfect riveting.

With the HUSQVARNA VIKING® ribbon foot set it is easy to create beautiful decorations. Thanks to the three different feet you can use a variety of tapes (from 6 to 13.5 mm).

Decorate your project with brilliant sequins using the sequin foot. This foot easily guides the row of sequins through the groove on the front of the foot while applying sequins with invisible seam. Only round sequins can be used.

The funnel foot has a deep groove on the underside to pass over an already stitched stitch. Program a French knot stitch on the sewing machines HUSQVARNA VIKING to make the funnel stitch with antique effect.

The Spring Foot for Free-Motion Sewing ensures excellent visibility when quilting or free-motion embroidery. The open front allows you to quilt or follow a design on the fabric with ease.