PannySewCraft Pack of Adjustable Guide Sewing Machine Presser Foot,1/4''Quilting Patchwork Foot and Stitch in Ditch Foot for Low Shank Sewing Machine Snapping On Brother, Babylock, Singer

Not much to say except they are cheap and I don't expect them to be very durable. The stitch guide on the stitch in the ditch foot is so flimsy that it wobbles and bends and does not keep the "ditch" straight. The adjustable guide foot works a little better if you are only sewing on fabric that is not too heavy. I wish I had spent the money on better equipment.

I love the 1/4 quilt foot. In this photo i used it with the Overcast foot to make a hood for a dog sweatshirt. The Overcast foot made the most prefect finished edges and the 1/4 quilt foot gave me perfectly seam spacing. These two feet are my favorite combination thus far. The 1/4 quilt guide perfectly aligns the edges and give a flawless seam spacing. It is easy to guide the fabric along while it sews.

Like others have said, I can only add, how the heck do you use these things? The quarter inch foot is easy (it’s not an exact quarter inch, so I’m sticking to my painters’ tape) but the other two are mysteries to me! The quality of the metal feels cheap, so I can only assume that it wouldn’t financially ruin the company that made them to print a little instruction insert-in understandable English, please. If anyone knows how to use the stitch-in-the-ditch foot, please leave me a comment below.

Wish they sent a paper to say which one did what

Both the "Stitch in the ditch" foot and the "1/4 guide" foot arrived with the metal guide part bent off center. See the pictures.

I CAN NOW SEW IN STRAIGHT LINES WHICH COUNTS WHEN YOU NEED CONSISTENCY WHEN SEWING FOR CRAFT SHOWS.

Sturdy product

I've been sewing for 40 years. I just recently started quilting... never heard of "stitch in a ditch" foot. Makes it so much easier to sew the binding.