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Fringe Foot, Parallel Sewing Foot

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FRINGE FOOT #250013901 M/C Code: MB, CA - CC, EB The Fringe Foot is used to create loopy surface texture with a faux chenille finish. The foot has a raised metal bar in the center front that allows more thread into the stitch as you sew, producing long loose stitches, while the large opening on the back of the foot allows the stitches to pass freely. 1. Remove the machines presser foot and presser foot ankle. 2. Attach the Fringe Foot to the machine securing it with a screwdriver. 3. To create seams with the loops intact, select zigzag stitch. 4. Sew a single row, or multiple rows. 5. To create eyelash fringe, select an overedge stitch.The locking stitches at the sides will hold the stitches in place after trimming the loops.Use a pair of thread snips and cut the loops open. DECORATIVE & CRAFTING SEWING PARALLEL SEWING FOOT #250059896 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The parallel Sewing Foot is used to create evenly spaced rows of decorative stitches or as a guide when sewing stitches that have sideways motion. Guidelines are also marked to ensure accuracy when turning corners. 1. Snap on the Parallel Sewing Foot 2. Thread the machine. Decorative threads may be used for the upper threading. 3. Select a decorative stitch. 4. Use a fabric marking pen to draw a line to indicate the center of the stitching. 5. Place the fabric with stabilizer under the Parallel Sewing Foot, aligning the drawn line with the center marking on the foot. 6. Sew the first row of stitching 7. Reposition the fabric to the left or right using the red lines on the foot to determine the desired distance between rows of stitching. 8. Stitch subsequent rows using the red lines on the foot as a guide while stitching. 21

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FRINGE FOOT
#250013901
M/C Code: MB, CA - CC, EB
The Fringe Foot is used to create loopy surface texture with a faux
chenille finish.
The foot has a raised metal bar in the center front
that
allows more thread into the stitch as you sew, producing long loose
stitches, while the large opening on the back of the foot allows the
stitches to pass freely.
1.
Remove the machines presser foot and presser foot ankle.
2.
Attach the Fringe Foot to the machine securing it with a screwdriver.
3.
To create seams with the loops intact, select zigzag stitch.
4.
Sew a single row, or multiple rows.
5.
To create eyelash fringe,
select an overedge stitch.The locking
stitches at the sides will hold the stitches in place after trimming the
loops.Use a pair of thread snips and cut the loops open.
PARALLEL SEWING FOOT
#250059896
M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC
The parallel Sewing Foot is used to create evenly spaced rows of
decorative stitches or as a guide when sewing stitches that have
sideways motion.
Guidelines are also marked to ensure accuracy
when turning corners.
1.
Snap on the Parallel Sewing Foot
2.
Thread the machine.
Decorative threads may be used for the upper
threading.
3.
Select a decorative stitch.
4.
Use a fabric marking pen to draw a line to indicate the center of the
stitching.
5.
Place the fabric with stabilizer under the Parallel Sewing Foot,
aligning the drawn line with the center marking on the foot.
6.
Sew the first row of stitching
7.
Reposition the fabric to the left or right using the red lines on the foot
to determine the desired distance between rows of stitching.
8.
Stitch subsequent rows using the red lines on the foot as a guide
while stitching.
DECORATIVE & CRAFTING SEWING