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ZIPPERS THAT ARE
SMOOTH-WORKING,
GOOD LOOKING
Home-sewn
zippers can look as nice as those
on ex-
pensive
ready-mades.
We recommend
you follow
di-
rections
given on zipper
package.
There are two basic
types:
conventional,
and invisible.
Your Zipper
Foot
will assist
you
with
any
of these
installations.
Use
these
simple
settings:
i
i
I
i
i
I
!
For conventional
zippers
...
Your
zipper
foot is adjustable
for use on right or left side
of needle.
Adjust foot so needle clears side
notch on foot.
Then proceed
according
to
zipper
manufacturer's
instructions.
Invisible
zippers
are
applied
to an open
seam,
to seam
allowances
only; there is no
stitching
visible
on outside
of garment.
Ad-
just zipper
foot so needle
is sewrng
through
center
hole of foot and one groove
of foot is
riding on teeth
of zipper, After zipper
inser-
tion,
finish
by shifting
foot to side position
and sewing
through
side notch.
REGULAR
ZIPPER
CORDING IS SIMPLE WITH SAME "ZIPPER" SETTINGS
Your zipper
foot also makes it easy to add
"cording"
to garments
as well as slip cov-
ers,
toss
pillows,
bedspreads,
decorative
pieces.
Cut fabric
on bias and wrap around
cord.
Pin fabric
in place so seam
edges are
""_'_-
even.
With
zipper
foot
to left
of needle,
stitch
close
to cord.
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