SINGER W710 User Manual
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164
Ideal
for
use
on
vinyls,
imitation
leathers, jerseys, synthetics, velvets and
denim. This foot helps keep both
layers of fabric feeding the same. On
very slippery fabrics, the roller foot
helps prevent skipped stitches. (Fig.
163)
ROLLER FOOT
OVERCAST FOOT
Zigzag overcasting may tend to roil the
edge of some fabrics causing a bulky
edge. The overcast foot helps to
produce a flat edge. The bar behind
the needle hole holds the threads
firmly in a full width zigzag or overiock
stitch to keep the stitches from drawing
tightly together, {Fig. 164)
BLIND HEM FOOT
For all those who find machine blind
hemming difficult, this foot gives a
clear guide for the fold of fabric to
follow. The blind hem foot is a fine
accessory for those who like the
strength
and
durability
of
machine
hemming. (Fig. 165)
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167
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ROLLED HEM FOOT
Recommended for narrow rolled hems
on scarves, shirts, linens, and linings.
This foot makes a very tedious hand
sewing job very easy to do on a sewing
machine. (Fig. 166)
FRINGE-FOOT
Thick chenille type loops can add
interest
to
appliqued
flowers
and
animals. Used with a satin stitch this
foot gives a plush texture to a design.
Also used for hemstitching and tailor
tacking. (Fig. 167)
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