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Gathering foot (Only supplied against extra charge) Insert gathering foot. Adjust machine upon plain stitch sewing. Put the material to be gathered under the gathering foot, that is to say not into the transverse slot. Lower the gathering foot by means of the presser foot lever and insert the piece of material, which must remain quite flat, into the transverse slot of the gathering foot as far as it will go. To increase the amount of gathering on the bottom material, hold the top material back. The more it is held back, the greater the fullnes of gathering, and vice-versa. If only ony layer of material has to be gathered, place the material beneath the gathering foot onto the feed dog, and the length of stitches will regulate the fullness of the gathering. A longer stitch will increase the fullness, whereas a shorter one will decrease it. 28

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Gathering
foot
(Only
supplied
against
extra
charge)
Insert
gathering
foot.
Adjust
machine
upon
plain
stitch
sewing.
Put
the
material
to
be
gathered
under
the
gathering
foot,
that
is
to
say
not
into
the
transverse
slot.
Lower
the
gathering
foot
by
means
of
the
presser
foot
lever
and
insert
the
piece
of
material,
which
must
remain
quite
flat,
into
the
transverse
slot
of
the
gathering
foot
as
far
as
it
will
go.
To
increase
the
amount
of
gathering
on
the
bottom
material,
hold
the
top
ma-
terial
back.
The
more
it
is
held
back,
the
greater
the
fullnes
of
gathering,
and
vice
-versa.
If
only
ony
layer
of
material
has
to
be
gathered,
place
the
material
beneath
the
gathering
foot
onto
the
feed
dog,
and
the
length
of
stitches
will
regulate
the
fullness
of
the
gathering.
A
longer
stitch
will
increase
the
fullness,
whereas
a
shorter
one
will
decrease
it.
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