Zippers, Attaching the zipper foot, Corded seams – SINGER 518 Stylist User Manual

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ZIPPERS

At the notions counter in your Singer

Sewing Center, you will find many dif­

ferent kinds of zippers, one of which will

be just right for whatever you want to

sew. The zipper package will contain

easy-to-follow instructions for inserting

the zipper. And, with the zipper foot, you
will find it easy to form an even line of
stitching close to the zipper.

Flexi-Stitch Disc Dial: 0 (Off)

• Any Pattern Disc

• Needle Position: ^ (center)

• Stitch Width: i (straight stitch)

• General Purpose Needle Plate or

Straight Stitch Needle Plate

• Zipper Foot

Attaching the Zipper Foot

When the zipper is to the right of the

needle:

• Move position block on zipper foot to

left, to allow shank to enter right side

of foot, so that needle will enter right

notch in foot.

When the zipper is to the left of the needle:

• Move position block on zipper foot to

right, to allow shank to enter left side

of foot, so that needle will enter left

notch in foot.

(The zipper foot is snapped onto shank as

Instructed on page 8.)

CORDED SEAMS

The corded seam is a professionaf treat­

ment for slipcovers, children's clothes,

blouses, and lingerie. To make a corded

seam, make the welting first (or buy it
ready-made at a notions counter), then
stitch it into the seam. For both steps,

use the zipper foot to place the stitching

close to the cord.

Zipper Insertion

Position

Block

Zipper Foot

Zipper Foot

to Left of Needle to Right of Needle

Making Welting for a

Corded Seam

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