Singer S900 INSPIRATION Instruction Manual - Page 90

Fringe Foot, Open Toe Foot

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FRINGE FOOT
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This foot is used to create 3-dimensional texture on fabrics,
producing a fringe effect. Fringe can be created two ways:
with the loops left intact, or with the loops trimmed on one side
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MACHINE PREPARATION
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5HPRYH WKH SUHVVHU IRRW DQG SUHVVHU IRRW KROGHU² $WWDFK WKH
Fringe Foot. Tighten the thumb screw securely.
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$SSO\ VWDELOL]HU EHKLQG WKH IDEULF³ WR SUHYHQW WKH VWLWFKHV
from tunneling in while sewing.
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'UDZ WKH OLQH ZKHUH \RX ZDQW WKH OHIW VZLQJ RI WKH QHHGOH WR
sew.
$IWHU VHZLQJ WKH URZ RI VWLWFKHV³ VOLGH WKH IULQJH RII WKH IRRW³
toward the back. To create an eyelash effect, use a sharply
pointed scissor to trim the thread loops close to the fabric on
the right-hand side of the loops. Lightly brush the threads with
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next to one another as desired. Remove the presser foot and
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screw securely.
OPEN TOE FOOT
Ï2SWLRQDO 3XUFKDVH
This foot provides a more visible view of the area that you will
be stitching. Because of its open area at the front, you can
see markings much more easily.
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2. With a marking pencil or chalk, trace the outline for your
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Use a fabric marker that can be removed easily in case the
stitching does not cover it completely.
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$Q\ VWLWFK ´H[FHSW EXWWRQKROHV¸ PD\ EH XVHG ZLWK WKLV IRRW²