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Darning and free motion sewing is used for
repairing holes or torn areas in cloth. Also the foot
allows you to do monograms and stipple quilting.
The darning plate covers the feed dog to prevent
the feed dogs from moving the fabric and allows
you to freely move the fabric.
Insert the 2 pins
q
on the darning plate
w
into the
holes of the needle plate.
q
Pin
w
Darning plate
Attach the darning foot
e
to the presser bar with
the lever over the needle clamp
r
.
Tighten the setscrew
t
using the large
screwdriver.
e
Darning foot
r
Lever
t
Setscrew
q
w
e
t
r
Using the Darning / Embroidery Foot
Using the Quarter Inch Foot with Guide
q
Draw the desired pattern on the fabric with
temporary markings. Set the fabric under the
presser foot and guide the fabric with your hands.
Move the quilt 1/8” or less per stitch.
To create a 1/4” seam, put 2 pieces of fabric with
right sides together.
Place the patchwork pieces under the foot so that
the edge of the fabric matches the guide on the
presser foot. To assure precise seaming be careful
not to push excess fabric towards the guide other
than 1/4”.
q
Edges of fabric
w
Guide on the Quarter Inch Foot
Attach the Quarter Inch Foot
w
to the presser foot
bar. Tighten the setscrew
q
using the large
screwdriver.
q
Setscrew
w
Quarter Inch Foot
e
r
q
w
The Quarter Inch Foot with guide provides a 1/4"
seam allowance. This helps provide accuracy for
quilting.