Presser Foot Embroidery/Darn Low with Marking – Low shank

Presser Foot, Embroidery/Darn Low with Marking. Not listed for a specific machine model, so check the specification against the part you are replacing. It is a compatible (aftermarket) part, not a manufacturer-original part.

What this part does

The presser foot holds the fabric flat against the feed dogs as the needle passes through it. Each foot design is shaped for a job — zipper insertion, blind hems, buttonholes, quarter-inch seams — and using the right one is the difference between fighting the fabric and letting the machine do the work.

Specifications

How to tell if this is the right one

Feet fit by shank type first: low shank (about 12.7 mm from the bed to the foot's mounting screw), high shank (about 25.4 mm), slant shank (certain Singer models) or snap-on (clips to a foot holder already on the machine). If the listing names machine models, that is the fitment Brewer records. If it names only a shank type, confirm your machine's shank before ordering. This foot is a <strong>low shank</strong> fitting.

Signs you need this part

A bent toe, a worn sole that drags on the fabric, or a snap-on bar that no longer clicks in firmly.

Fitting it

Snap-on: raise the presser bar, press the release lever to drop the old foot, lower the bar onto the new foot's pin until it clicks. Screw-on: loosen the thumbscrew, swap the foot or holder, tighten.

Questions about this part

Which machines does this presser foot fit?

The distributor's listing does not name specific models for this part, so we do not claim a fitment. Compare the specification on this page with the part you are replacing, or send us your machine's model number and we will check.

How do I know my shank type?

Lower the presser foot and measure from the bed of the machine to the center of the screw that holds the foot or foot holder: about 1/2 inch is low shank, about 1 inch is high shank. Slant shank Singers have the presser bar angled towards you. Most modern household machines are low shank with a snap-on holder.

Will a snap-on foot fit my machine?

If your machine has a foot holder with a small lever at the back and feet that clip on and off, yes — snap-on feet are largely standard across brands, with a few exceptions (Bernina, some Pfaff IDT models, Singer slant shank). Where this listing names models, use that list.

How long does delivery take?

Orders are dispatched from our distributor's US warehouse. We do not hold stock ourselves and cannot promise same-day dispatch; current delivery estimates are shown at checkout, and we will email you if an item is back-ordered.