Q7 Adjustable Edge Guide Roller Hemming Presser Foot

The Q7 Adjustable Edge Guide Roller Hemming Presser Foot rolls and folds the raw edge of fabric inward as you stitch, finishing a rolled hem in one pass instead of folding and pressing first. Best for tailors and boutiques hemming cotton, linen and light-garment edges on a standard industrial lockstitch machine.

Key Features

• Roller-and-scroll design curls the raw edge inward and folds it again in one stitching pass, so the rolled hem forms without a separate folding step
• Adjustable edge guide screw lets you set and lock the hem width before a production run
• Sized for a wider rolled hem than the Q5, the usual target width for light-to-medium fabrics such as cotton, linen and napkins
• Fits a standard industrial single-needle lockstitch machine with a low-shank presser bar
• Metal body built for continuous factory use

Use Cases

• Rolling and hemming napkin, tablecloth and light-garment edges
• Finishing cotton and linen hems in one pass
• Boutique and tailor production runs that need a consistent hem width across many piece

Benefits

• Skips the separate fold-and-press step before stitching
• Keeps hem width consistent across a long run once the guide is locked
• Handles slightly heavier fabric than a narrow rolled-hem foot without puckering

How the Q7 Compares

Specs

How to Fit and Use It

First, loosen the guide screw and set the roller against the fabric edge at the hem width you want. Next, fold the fabric edge over the roller by hand for the first stitch or two to start the roll. Then, feed the fabric evenly and let the roller curl and fold the edge as you stitch. Finally, lock the guide screw once you’re happy with the width so it stays consistent for the rest of the run.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Q7 roller hemming foot used for?

It rolls and folds the raw edge of fabric inward as you stitch, giving a finished rolled hem in one pass — commonly used for napkin, tablecloth and light-garment edges that would otherwise need a separate fold-and-press step.

Will this fit my industrial sewing machine?

It fits a standard industrial single-needle lockstitch machine with a low-shank presser bar, the most common setup on Jack, Juki, Brother and similar machines. Check your machine’s shank type before ordering if you’re not sure.

What’s the difference between the Q7 and Q5 roller hemming foot?

The Q7 gives a wider rolled hem suited to light-to-medium fabrics like cotton and linen; the Q5 gives a narrower roll suited to lighter fabrics like chiffon and voile. Pick based on the fabric weight and hem width you need.

Does it work on cotton and linen without puckering?

Yes — the roller feeds the fabric evenly into the fold so cotton and linen roll and stitch without the puckering you’d get folding a wider hem by hand.

How do I keep the hem width consistent across a production run?

Set the width on a test piece first, then lock the adjustable guide screw — once locked, it holds that same width through the rest of the run without needing to re-check each piece.