SINGER W710 User Manual

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THE PROPER PRESSER FOOT
• Changing the Foot
Pui! the presser foot shank iever
toward you to remove the foot.

(Fig. 51 — Step 1) To attach

place the desired foot under the

shank and lower the presser bar.

(Step 2) Foot will be locked

automatically. (Step 3)

• The All Purpose Foot •F‘

77'/

This foot (Fig. 52} is flat on the

bottom and has a wide hole to
accommodate wide stitches. This
foot should be used for all

normal sewing.

• The Straight Stitch Foot

This foot (Fig. 53) is fiat on'the

bottom and has only a small hole

to accommodate only straight
stitching. It may be used on
sheer or soft fabrics for more
control when the all purpose
foot allows the fabric to be
pulled with the needle.
• The Buttonhole Foot ifR/ S
This foot (Fig. 54) has a frame
which

holds

the

fabric

taut

enough

to produce

a good

buttonhole.

The

markings

on

the side allow exact buttonhole

length to be made.

• The Embroidery Foot

This foot (Fig, 55) has a wide
groove carved out on the bot­
tom, This groove allows the foot
to pass over dense stitches such
as the

satin stitch without

catching on the stitch.

It is

transparent to make the stitch
more visible. It has two small
grooves in the front to make
cording easier. Do not use this

foot for normal sewing of light­
weight fabrics. Since it is groov­
ed it will not hold the fabric taut

enough

to produce

a good

straight stitch.

• Cording and Zipper Foot

This foot (Fig. 56) is very narrow,
with needle opening cuts at its

right and left sides to sew in

zippers and insert cording.

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