First, a few technical points:
The presseur foot
Special feet exist for sewing materials that are not very slippery such as imitation leather, this is the case for example of teflon feet or roller feet. Overall, they will help the machine pull the fabric under the presser feet while sewing.
However, it is also possible to sew without one of these types of pressing feet, with a little imagination.
Option 1 : You can place a strip of parchment paper between the place of the imitation and the foot of the machine. In fact, on the right side, the material risks snagging the foot and therefore slipping very little during sewing. You will need to sew with a stitch width between about 4 and 5mm then gently remove the paper between the stitches.
Option 2 : It is possible to overcome this problem by placing a strip of masking tape or tape under the presser foot. This will encourage movement of the faux leather when sewing.
(Original) option 3 : Are you adventurous? Did you know that it is also possible to pass Vaseline on the imitation? Yes yes, one could believe in a wacky remedy but that’s it. On the right side of the material, apply a finger (just a finger) of petroleum jelly along the edge to be sewn. You can replace Vaseline with hand cream or lipstick. The imitation will not absorb the material, so there is no risk of stains.