- A
presser foot is an
attachment used with
sewing machines to hold
fabric flat as it is fed
through the
machine and stitched.
Sewing machines have feed...
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place by the
presser foot). The
plaid matcher's
downward pressure is more
helpful than that of the
presser foot because the
plaid matcher's
foot can slide...
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foot replaces the
stationary presser foot with one that
moves along with
whatever other feed
mechanisms the
machine already has. As the
walking foot moves...
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standardized presser foot. This
depth is
dependent on the
hardness of the material, its
viscoelastic properties, the
shape of the
presser foot, and the duration...
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through one and a half
thicknesses of the
hemmed fabric. A
rolled hem
presser foot on a
sewing machine enables quick and easy
hemming even by home sewers...
- plate:
front to back to
advance fabric gripped between the dogs and the
presser foot toward the needle, and up and down to
recess at the end of
their stroke...
- 1963, the
first Bernina sewing machine with a
patented knee-activated
presser foot lifter, the 730,
appeared on the market. From 1963 onwards, the subsequent...
- The
foot (pl.: feet) is an
anatomical structure found in many vertebrates. It is the
terminal portion of a limb
which bears weight and
allows locomotion...
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sewing machine can also
create a
blind hem. In this case, a
specialty presser foot is
needed and the
sewer must
select the
stitch pattern dedicated to blind...
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presser feet, one of which,
along with the
needle bar,
moves the
cloth while the
needle is
still through the cloth. The other, larger,
presser foot is...
