Sewing Machine Feet for Quilt Piecing

Did you know that there are sewing machine feet created just for piecing a quilt? These feet can help you achieve more accurate quarter-inch seams, which are the key to precise quilt blocks.

Here, I’m breaking down all the details about the four sewing machine feet used for quilt piecing.

This is your basic sewing machine foot, the style that comes with every machine. It works fine for patchwork piecing but has no features that help with accurate seams.

Standard Foot

As the name suggests, this foot has a large open area in the center of the foot. This is great for any patchwork task where you need a good view of what you are sewing.

Open-toe Foot

This should be the perfect foot for patchwork piecing. Although it is an easy guide to see and provides a useful physical barrier, I don’t find these feet very accurate.

Quarter-inch Foot

Clear View ¼″ Foot

This foot has lots of red line markings, including ¼″ and ⅛″. Although there is no physical guide (like the flange feet), the red lines stand out well.

It would be the walking foot, open-toe foot, and the clear view ¼″ foot.

Which Foot is Best?

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