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L
20.
Adjustable
Hemmer
(No.
35957)
Hemmit
g
Substitute
the adjustable
hemmer
for the
presser
foot
as
shown
in
Fig.
2L;
this
hemmer
will
turn
hems
from
11e
inch to
1
inch
wide;
the
adjustment
is
made
by loosening the
thumb
screw
on the
hemmer
and
mov-
ing
the
slide
to the
right or left until
the hem turned is of
the
desired
width.
Enter
the
edge
of
the
cloth
into
the
hemmer
and
draw
it
back
and
forth
until
the
hem
is
formed,
stopping
with
the end
under
the needle.
Lower
the
presser
and
commence
to sew,
being
careful
to so
guide
the cloth
as
to
keep
the
hemmer
full. Felling
can
also be
done
with
the adjustable
hemmer
by
following
instructions
on
page
19-
Adjustable
LI***u"
(No.
35957)
Wide
Hemming
To
make a
hem
more
than
one
ineh
wide
take
out
the
thumb
screw
in
the
hemmer
and
remove
the
slide and
pointer;
fold
and
2L
Binder
(No.
35956)
Binding
Substitute
the
binder
for
the
presser
foot/
Pass
the
binding
through
the
scroll
of the
binder
and
draw
it
back
under
the
needle.
Place
the
edge
ofthe
goods
to
be
bound
between
the
scrolls
of the
binder
and
draw
it
under
the
needle.
Lower
the
presser
bar
and
sew
as usual.
To
make
French
folds
pro-
ceed
as
direCted
for
binding
except
that
the
fold
is
stitched
on to
the
face
of
the
material
instead
of
on
the
edge
(see
Fig.
Zg).
After
loosening
the
binder
set
screw
and
adjusting
the
binder
the
line
of
stitching
can
be
brought
nearer
'the
centre,
this
being
more
effective
when
making
French
folds.
Bias
Gauge
The
bias
gauge
may
be
used
by
placing
it
on
the
point
of a
pair
of
scissors,
as
below,
and
different
widths
of
material
may
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be
cut
by
adjusting
the
slide marked
"S."
Bias
binding
for
binder
No. 35956
should
be cul. fifteen-sixteenths
of
an inch
*ide,
and
to
do
this
the
slide
drs"
should
be
placed
half
way
between
the
lines
marked
((F"
and
"8"
and
the
edge
of
the
goods
should
be
passed
through
the
gauge
and against
the
slide
while
cutting.
crease
down
a
hem
of
extension
at
the
right
folder
as
shown
in
Fig.
Frc.
22
the
desired
width;
pass
the
fold under
the
of the
hemmer, and
the
edge
into
the
22
and
proeeed
to
stitch
the
hem.
Frc.
2L
Frc. 23