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Universal needles (H) have a slightly rounded point and come in a variety of sizes. Easily slips through weave of knits and woven fabric with rounded tip and tapered end. For general sewing in a variety of fabric types and weights.
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No matter if you are sewing, embroidering or experimenting with the creative™ Bobbin Case - you can never own too many Bobbins!
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Easily create beautiful embellishments with the Fancy Stitch Foot
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The Beading foot smoothly guides beads and pearls through a channel on the foot for the easy application on garments or crafts.
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This foot is most suited for gathering when sewing tiered skirts, yokes, cuffs, and frills on skirts and more.
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The Piping foot is perfect for inserting packaged piping into seams and on edges for a tailored finish.
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The Blindhem foot is for sewing cuffs on knit fabrics, and hemming where you want the seam to be invisible.
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This foot is used for sewing lace and/or borders together or onto the workpiece.
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This foot is used for sewing yarns (cords, nylon gut) up to a thickness of 1.0mm. This produces an undulating or stiffer hem (e.g. on wedding dresses and valance.)
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The Taping foot is used to apply seam tapes to seams to prevent stretching.
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The Blindhem & Lace Foot is great for sewing invisible hems and applying lace. The hem is sewn, overcast and trimmed in one easy step.
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With the creative™ hoops from PFAFF®, you can expand your embroidery machine’s potential and achieve the most professional results. All designs will be perfect, no matter the size.
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The Beading foot smoothly guides beads and pearls through a channel on the foot for the easy application on garments or crafts.
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The Elastic foot is great for sewing activewear, lingerie and other elastic insertion techniques.
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This foot is most suited for gathering when sewing tiered skirts, yokes, cuffs, and frills on skirts and more.
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The Piping foot is perfect for inserting packaged piping into seams and on edges for a tailored finish.
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Use the Pintuck Blade to accentuate the pintucks. The fabric gets raised by the blade during sewing to make the tucks higher and more visible.
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The guide is especially useful for stitching straight lines when quilting. Use the straight stitch or decorative stitch of your choice for wonderful quilted effects.




















