Snap on. Align. Go! … Stitch the Night Away…A must-have accessory! Amazing snap-on metal foot with new red measuring markings spaced 2mm apart that provides the ability to use as “fabric guide”. Used for top stitching on both straight and curved lines to achieve precise seams.
Perfect partners with SAESS1 – Edge Sewing Sheets (6000D only), they both work in conjunction with the Quattro™ InnovEye™ Technology.
For Use With:
BC-1000, CE-4000, CE-5000PRW, CS-100T, CS-6000, CS-6000B, CS-6000i, CS-6000T, CS-80, CS-8060, CS-8072, CS-8150, Duetta™ 4500D, ES-2000, EX-660, HE-120, Innov-Ãs 1000, Innov-Ãs 1200, Innov-Ãs 1500D, Innov-Ãs 2500D, Innov-Ãs 40- Limited Edition, Innov-Ãs 4000D, Quattro™6000D – New!, Innov-Ãs 500D, Innov-Ãs 80- Limited Edition, Innov-Ãs 900D, NX-200, NX-250, NX-400, NX-400Q, NX-450, NX-600, NX-650Q, Pacesetter™ PS21, PC-210, PC-210PRW, PC-2800, PC-3000, PC-420, PC-420PRW, XR-40, PC-6000, PC-6500, PC-7000, PC-7500, PC-8200, PC-8500, PC-8500D, PE-300S, PE-400D, PS-1000, PS-1800, PS-1950, PS-2100, PS-2200, PS-2300, PS-2500, QC-1000, SE-270D, SE-350, ULT-2001, ULT-2002D, ULT-2003D, XL-2121, XL-2230, XL-2600, XL-2600i, XL-2610, XL-3500, XL-3500T, XL-3510, XL-5500, XL-5600, XL-5700, PS-1250, LB6770 PRW
Genuine Brother SA189 Vertical Stitch Align Foot
14 Reviews
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Four Stars
Well made accessory. The markings are metric, I'm not used to that in my sewing machines.
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Great for narrow seams
I bought this to help with sewing narrow elastic at the edge of the fabric. It really does help to keep the edge alligned. I'm a beginner and it definetly helped me to stitch a straight line. Highly recommended.
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Very useful accessory foot
A reasonably priced accessory foot that works very well for accurately positioning top stitching and for sewing accurate seam allowances.
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I love sewing machine gadgets.
I love sewing machine gadgets, and this foot does help align stitches in even rows. Brother makes a good strong product and this foot won't disappoint.
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Don't Wait, Get One! (or two)
This is one of the best purchase of my sewing career. I purchased a second one for a friend. My sister is going to start sewing on our Mother's old Singer, so I am considering getting a snap-on shank so I can get her one of these also. My friend and I were sewing together on two machines to finish a couple outfits for her son's wedding. At first she looked at my foot and turned up her nose. The next time I went to use it, she had taken it to her machine, marked her seam allowance with a little piece of paper tape, and I never got the foot back. (No, she never brought the foot I got her from home. But I expect she will have more respect for it now and will take it out of the package next time she sews.) I mostly use it for 1/4" seams and "scant 1/4" seams" and I get a more accurate seam than 1/4" presser feet. (Go figure?) But I don't just use it for its 1/16" seam allowance markings. The left side of the foot is a narrow 1/8" and I use it for zippers and topstitching. The snap-on attachment is universal for all fairly newish machines and works on short-shank as well as mid-shank models. It does not fit my old portable Singer. But it fits my newer Brother Isadore embroidery machine and Babylock Aria. I know that these machines also fit White and newer Singer feet, so this foot will work universally on most machines that are newer than 20-years-old. Update: I let my neighbor borrow it. So now I am buying 2 more. One for my Aria and one for my neighbor.
