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For: Straight stitch
Topstitching
Quilting
Darning
Basic zigzag
Bar tacking
Button sewing
Overcasting
Lace work
Multiple zigzag stitch
Box
stitch
Fagoting stitch
Two-point shell stitch
Two-point box stitch
Overedge stitch
Decorative stitch patterns
Twin needle stitches
Straight stretch
Rick-rack stretch
Overcast stretch stitching
Smocking
Serging
Elastic stretch stitch
Stretch patching
Herring bone stretch
Decorative stretch patterns
Presser
Foot Types
,
Zagzag
foot (Foot A)
Use
this foot for both
straight
and
zigzag stitching.
Foot
A:
Prensatelas
A:
Pied
A:
Foot
H:
Prensatelas
H:
Pied
H:
Foot
R:
Prensaielas
R:
Pied
R:
Foot
E:
Prensatelas
E:
Pied
E:
Foot
G:
Prensatelas
G:
Pied
G:
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38)
(page
40)
(page
a0)
(page
a8)
(page
50)
(page
5a)
(page
56)
(page
56)
(page
60)
(page
60)
(page
62)
(page
6a)
(page
6a)
(page
64)
(page
66)
(page
66)
(page
68)
(page
70)
(page
70)
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72)
(page
74)
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74)
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74)
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76)
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76)
. Straight stitch foot (Foot
H)
Use this foot for straight stitching only with the
center
needle position.
For: Straight stitch
Topstitching
Quilting
Straight stretch
(page
38)
(page
40)
(page
40)
(page
70)
. Automatic buttonhole foot (Foot
R)
Use this foot for one step automatic buttonholing.
Simply set
a button on the guide
of
this foot and depress
the foot
control.
You
can sew exactly the same length of
the buttonhole as the
button.
For: Automatic buttonhole (page
78)
.
Zipper
foot (Foot
E)
This foot can be set to sew on each side
of
the zipper.
The edges
of
the foot guide
the zipper and keep the seam
straight.
For: Zipper sewing (page 44)
.
Blind hem stitch foot (Foot
G)
Use this foot
for perfect blind hemming and topstitching.
The foot has ridges on
the bottom to keep the fabric from
slipping, and
a
screw
on
top
to guide the folded edge of
your
hem.
For: Blind hem stitch (page
58)
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