White 766 - Accessories; Narrow Hemmer; Lace Trimmed Hem; French Seam

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HOW
TO
USE
ACCESSORIES
NARROW
HEMMER.
With
the
needle
at
its
highest
position,
replace
regular
presser
foot
with
narrow
hemmer
(Fig.
3QN.
For
a
plain
narrow
hem,
make
a
1,
8
inch
double
fold
for
about
two
inches
along
edge
of
fabric.
Hold
each
end
of
the
two
inch
fold,
slip
underneath
hemmer.
Bring
fold
up
into
the
scroll
of
hemmer,
draw
forward
to
end
and
fasten
with
point
of
needle.
Lower
presser
bar
lifter.
Gently
pull
ends
of
thread
as
you
start
stitching.
Guide
material
slightly
to
right,
and
it
will
auto
matically
take
a
double
turn
through
scroll.
LACE
TRIMMED
HEM.
To
sew
a
narrow
hem
and
attach
lace
in
one
stitching,
insert
lace
in
the
slot
next
to
needle
(Fig.
31.
Sew
hem
as
above,
guiding
lace
under
needle
and
hem
into
scroll.
LACE
EDGE
WITH
INVISIBLE
STITCHING.
Hold
lace
1
8
inch
from
raw
edge
on
right
side
of
fabric.
Insert
both
in
scroll
as
for
plain
narrow
hem
(Fig.
32).
Let
hem
roll
over
a
little
fullness
in
lace
by
feeding
it
freely
under
scroll.
FRENCH
SEAM.
With
right
sides
together,
place
top
piece
of
material
1
8
inch
inside
edge
of
lower
piece.
Insert
in
hemmer
scroll,
allowing
hem
to
roll
over
and
sew
in
top
fabric,
making
French
seam.
FLAT
FELLED
SEAM.
Open
out
French
seam
and
insert
rolled
edge
in
scroll
of
hemmer.
Edgestitch
to
lay
seam
flat.
HAND
ROLLED
EFFECT.
Use
a
narrow
zigzag
stitch,
just
wide
enough
to
catch
both
edges
of
the
narrow,
rolled
hem.
Fig.
30
L*4
Fig.
31
Fig.
32