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Quilting with Walking Foot

The walking foot is effective in preventing the fabric (iight

materials, knits, reai and imitation feather etc.) from slipping

or puckering, because it sandwiches the materia! between

the upper and the lower feed dog on the machine.

The quilting bar can also be attached on the walking foot to

make it easier to sew evenly spaced parallel rows of

stitches.

• To attach the walking foot

(T) Walking foot

(D Lever

(D Needle clamp screw

(4) Quilting bar {for walking foot)

D] Loosen the thumbscrew and remove the foot holder.

[U Attach Walking foot ® to the presser bar with the

lever (2) over the needle clamp screw (3).

Tighten the thumbscrew (3) firmly with the large screw

driver.

[U Use quilting bar for walking foot when quilting. The

walking foot helps you to feed bulky layers of fabric

smoothly.

H Push the quilting bar (J) down into the slot on the plastic

cover of the walking foot.

[5] Shift the quilting bar (¡) to the right or left to acquire the

desired position.

Manual Adjustment of Straight Stitches

Press the key.

The adjusting window displays the H- and — keys for

needle drop position, stitch length and thread tension

adjustment.

Press the + or — ’ key to change settings, then press the

key to register the settings.

(T) Needle drop position adjusting keys

(2) Stitch length adjusting keys

CD Defauit key: When you press If!!“ key, ail settings in

the adjusting window will return to their default settings

{the same settings as when you purchased the

machine).

® Cancel key: When you press ^key, the adjust

window will close and the setting remains unchanged.

CD Ok key: When you press the i ok key, your settings are

registered.

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