SINGER W510 User Manual
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For sewing tubular and hard-to-reach areas, use your machine as a free-arm. Stitching button
holes or sewing buttons on a cuff or neckband; topstitching a sleeve; edge finishes on sleeves,
pantlegs and waistlines; darning and patching knees, elbows; and other areas of wear on
children's clothing become as easy as sewing a common seam when you have the free-arm at
your fingertips. I llustrations show some examples of sewing with the free-arm.
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