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Illustration Number Name Purpose Example
78 Snap-on shaft The exchangeable snap-on soles can be attached
to the snap-on shaft due to a simple clamping
mechanism.
1 Reverse pattern sole With the Reverse pattern foot you will succeed in
sewing various practical and decorative stitches as
well as sewing hems on heavy-weight fabrics
such as cord, jeans or wool. The notch both in
front and behind the stitch hole allows sewing
stitches in forward and backward direction and
ensures an excellent fabric feed.
2 Overlock foot The Overlock foot suits perfectly to sew overlock
seams and to finish edges in elastic material. The
fabric edges don't curl and the result is a flat
elastic seam.
3 Buttonhole sole This foot is used to sew buttonholes with or
without cord at any desired lengths. Another
possible application is gathering with cord or
elastics (smocking). In combination with the
buttonhole cutter and the Button-sew-on foot,
the perfect buttonhole is achieved easily.
4 Zipper sole With the Zipper foot you will succeed in sewing in
zippers in no time – in a proper and precise way.
The narrow sole is positioned close along the
zipper coils to sew the zipper adjacent to the
edge.
5 Blindstitch sole For blind stitch hems.
20 Open embroidery sole Using this foot, you will be successful at applique
and embroidery projects as well as sewing along
lines and patterns.
Tab.1: Standard accessory: Snap-on presser feet
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