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Spacing
between
Tucks
To
ensure
uniform
spacing
between
parallel
tucks,
place
the
preceding
seam
into
of
the
grooves
of
the
foot
and
use
it
as
a
guide.
For
a
larger
spacing
between
tucks,
use
the
adjustable
guide
(see
ilL
on
page
42)
which
is
part
of
every
cording
foot.
Various
Cording
Effects
Attractive
cording
effects
may
be
obtained
by
combining
horizontal,
verti
cal
and
diagonal
tucks
or
stitching
curved
tucks
(see
ill,
below).
If
you
want
to
turn
a
corner,
leave
needle
in
fabric
(up
to
needle
eye
only),
lift
foot,
turn
fabric,
lower
foot,
and
continue
sewing.
To
stitch
an
acute
angle,
turn
fabric
halfway,
let
needle
make
one
stitch,
turn
fabric
all
the
way,
and
resume
stitching.
0R058
OR
475
ORO5BA
OR
473
OR
474
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