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Ideal Seam Guide Featherweight 5"

Regular price $20.99 USD
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Ideal Seam Guide 5" Featherweight

Get your perfect seam allowance every time with this amazingly popular tool! Designed to work with a Singer Featherweight, the Ideal Seam Guide helps you achieve a nice, straight and very smooth seam, and is an essential tool for any sewist or quilter.

Features:

  • 5" in size
  • Large, beveled notch to work around wide feed dogs and a walking foot.
  • Designed to work with a Singer Featherweight but will work on all flat surfaces.
  • Flexibility allows easy re-positioning
  • Rubber grip ensures your fabric does not slide

Customer Reviews
4.2 Based on 6 Reviews
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MF
08/06/2022
Mariette f.
Canada

Super Tool

I have had the chance to try it out yet but I know I will love it. And of course, buying it at Dinkydoo’s meant it would be a perfect purchase .

SJ
02/26/2021
Sandra J.
Canada Canada

Ideal Seam Guide 5"

Haven't used it yet, but am obsessed about the scant 1/4" so I'm really looking forward to it.

CB
12/23/2020
Carol B.
Canada Canada

Ideal Seam Guide Featherweight 5"

I use this as an edge to keep my seam allowance straight.

AB
09/08/2020
Anja B.
Canada Canada

Ideal seam guide featherweight 5”

Great service and product....just wish I knew I needed another product too (can’t remember what it’s called - some sort of other guide...only reason for 3 stars...it’s not available currently so I did ask to be advised when it’s available!

SE
07/11/2020
Susan E.
Canada Canada

Ideal Seam guide Featherweight 5”

I’m sure it would work. However there wasn’t enough how to use info in the package. After review of on line info, also not totally clear, I pulled off what I believed was a cover to find I tore off the sticky part, rendering my tool useless.