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The adjustable bias binding foot is a presser foot designed exclusively for sewing 
bindings—usually bias bindings, although it can accommodate straight grain 
bindings, as well. The adjustable bias binding foot has a complicated 
appearance, but using this foot to apply binding can be much simpler than 
applying binding using a standard presser foot. Most of this foot is made of a 
plastic part that is designed to be used as a guide. The plastic part on the left 
edge of the foot has a slot right down its length. At the front of the slot on the left 
edge, small tabs run down from the top, up from the bottom, and curve over, 
ending in two small notches along the short edge of the plastic. These two 
notches serve as the guides for the edges of the binding.  The metal part of the 
foot curves up in front to accommodate layers of fabric and the binding material. 

The needle opening places the needle at the edge of the binding and is wide enough to accommodate zigzag or 
decorative stitches. There are two screws in the front and back of the foot. The front screw on the plastic at the front 
moves the inside part of the guide. This screw should be adjusted depending on the width of the binding using the 
markers on the top, which are spaced at millimeter intervals. The screw on the back of the foot holds the plastic guide 
onto the metal foot. Loosen this screw to adjust the guide back-and-forth to ensure optimal needle placement. This 
feature is particularly important for machines that do not have an adjustable needle.

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All About the Ad ustable  ias  inder

 

arning  oot   

 

Similar in use and function to the other  arning  oot 

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arning  oot has a transparent front that is a bit wider.  his foot 

allows for a   mm extra wide  ig ag stitch.  he other one is limited 
to   mm.  t is up to your personal preference which one of the two 
you want to use. 

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Summary of Contents for 32 PIECE PRESSER SET

Page 1: ...32 PIECE PRESSER SET USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...ot roove Pintuck oot nvisible ipper oot ole Cording oot ound olled em oot olled emmer and olled em oot arrow emmer Teflon ig ag oot pen oe mbroidery oot arge pening Presser oot Cording oot uilting oot...

Page 3: ...ound olled em oot Teflon ig ag oot pen oe mbroid arge pening oot ole Cording oot uilting oot Straight Stitch oot uilting oot vercast oot Satin Stitch oot ole Cording oot dge oining oot Stitch uide oo...

Page 4: ...or lever on the presser foot holder Consult your machine s user manual to find the way to remove the presser foot Attaching a presser foot ower the presser foot lever so that the presser foot pin sna...

Page 5: ...texture and create a chenille effect by juxtaposing several rows of wider stitching Similarly a plain purse can be transformed to a chic design by using the fringe foot to add texturing which can be...

Page 6: ...sed groove on the leading edge To use the braiding foot feed the trim through this opening and under the foot As you sew the trim will move automatically through the foot so you can apply trim for any...

Page 7: ...ly in the thread casing I s ru i s r eri i e s i ark the placement of the elastic eed the elastic through the hole on the front of the foot and under the back Slide the metal guide around the elastic...

Page 8: ...im is also useful to ornament housewares wall hangings and heirloom children s wear Colored beads can be used to accent fun fashions and the beading foot can be adapted to attach sequins roove Pintuck...

Page 9: ...r string Unlike the welting or piping foot designed to handle large trim cording feet are designed for fine trim The cording feet have holes in the front designed to hold the cord or thread Depending...

Page 10: ...ed to the long square right toe on the top of each of the hemming feet The wide needle hole at the top of the foot is designed to accommodate proper needle position for hems using the narrow feet or a...

Page 11: ...zag stitch can produce a more rustic look Experiment with your decorative stitches using the open toe foot to produce different effects when working with applique The open toe foot can also be used fo...

Page 12: ...middle designed for creating straight stitches with greater precision and a large foot area designed for holding fabric firmly in place Straight Stitch oot The straight stitch foot is a presser foot...

Page 13: ...the thread off the fabric This effect keeps the stitches from being pulled too tightly and prevents the edge of the fabric from rolling up I EO EMO ow o se an vercast oot Satin Stitch oot The satin s...

Page 14: ...it more elegant including projects like pillow cases curtains handkerchiefs napkins collars sleeves and hems I EO EMO ow to se the dge oining oot Stitch uide oot The stitch guide foot is a presser foo...

Page 15: ...read tension to create a gathering effect Using the slot between the upper and lower plates you can attach a second piece of fabric that will not be gathered This technique can be used when you want t...

Page 16: ...effectively than a standard all purpose foot I EO EMO ow to sew using a oller oot arning oot The darning feet are presser feet designed to allow the greatest possible freedom of movement with the leas...

Page 17: ...places the needle at the edge of the binding and is wide enough to accommodate zigzag or decorative stitches There are two screws in the front and back of the foot The front screw on the plastic at t...

Page 18: ...e back Hold the foot and move the arm to see how this attachment has some give Turn the foot over to see how the bottom of the clip piece is capped with a soft plastic stopper When the arm moves this...

Page 19: ...r com a uick guide to your sewing machine presser feet http www thecolorfulworldofsewing com Singer pen oe mbroidery Presser oot html http www the sewing partner com cording foot html http www sewingm...

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