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The open embroidery sole offers a clear view of the embroidery area. Precise, creative free-motion works such as monogramming and Richelieu embroidery (‘cutwork’) as well as thread painting are simplicity itself with the free-motion embroidery foot. Also ideally suited to outline quilting, or the free-motion quilting of very small details (‘microstippling’).
Switch off the machine. Loosen the screw and remove the presser foot holder. Mount the free-hand embroidery foot onto the presser foot bar and secure with the screw.
Switch off the machine. Loosen the screw and remove the presser foot holder. Mount the free-hand embroidery foot onto the presser foot bar and secure with the screw.
Applications:
- Free-motion embroidery
- Richelieu emroidery
- Thread painting
- Free-motion quilting
Stitch type: straight stitch or zigzag
Stitch width: max. 0
Feed dog: lowered/covered
Draw the desired motif onto the fabric. If possible, clamp the fabric into a frame or underlay it with a nonwoven fabric for better stability. Sew around the outlines of the design; a zigzag stitch is best for solid areas. Feed the fabric in evenly.
Applications:
- Free-motion embroidery
- Richelieu emroidery
- Thread painting
- Free-motion quilting
Stitch type: straight stitch or zigzag
Stitch width: max. 0
Feed dog: lowered/covered
Draw the desired motif onto the fabric. If possible, clamp the fabric into a frame or underlay it with a nonwoven fabric for better stability. Sew around the outlines of the design; a zigzag stitch is best for solid areas. Feed the fabric in evenly.
