Operation Manual

Working
with
Special
Presser
Feet
3.
Edge
Stitching
Foot
No.
Z
.153(1 (Edger).
Guide
No,
535 a. Thumb
Sciew
No.
10433 (Fig.
13).
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With
the
guide
you can
set
the
distance
from
the
edge
of
the
material
to
the
line
of
stitching
which,
when
working
on
wide
and
long
seams,
is
of great
cidvan
loge.
This
loot
is
also
very
suitable
tar
attaching
zip
fasteners,
or br
laying
se
veral
stitch
lines
closely
side
by
side
;
but,
in
either
case,
the
guide
must
not
be used,
hecnuse
it
will
be
in
the
way.
Nirrow
Hems
No.
GK
824 and
No.
OK
827 (Fig.
14).
Fold
over
to
the
wrong
side
the
edge
ol
the fabric,
mak
ing
a
fold
about
h’ wide.
At
the commencement
of
the material
insert
a
pin
or
attach
ci
thread
and
with
it
dravi
the material
into
the
curl
of
the hemmer
w[iere
it
is
automatically
turned
under twice.
Lower
the
presser
bar
and
commence
to sew
carefully.
Allow
the
nsateriol
to
feed
freely
into
the
heniiner
without,
however,
over-
filling
the
cui
I.
Foot
OK
827
is
very
suitable
for
line
tex
lure
materials,
but
for
heavier
materials
it
is
recommend
ed
that
you
use hemmer
foot
No
OK
824.
Foot
No.
OK
823
Fig.
15)
Lay
the
two
pieces
of
mate
no t
one
over
the other,
with
the
lower
protecting
about
to
the
right.
Pin
both
pieces
together
at
the
corn
mene’.;nient,
cinch
insert
the
mcitoiicil
I
ito
the
slotted
rnuth
of
the
feller
The
lov’
er
piece
of
cloth
is
sewn
down
(lot
over
the
upper
piece.
Next,
open
up
the
do;
h
ansi
run
the
raised
cecirn
once
more
through
the
feller,
sewing
the
edge
clove
flat.
Qajilting
Standard
Presser
Foot
No.
552;
Quilting
Guide
No.
101;
Holder
No,
Z-1016
(Fig.
16).
Padded
mater
icil
con
be sewn
effectively
with
the
aid of
quilting
guide
No.
101,
which
enables
you to
lay
pcrrollel
eHing
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