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1

What Singer sewing machine models are included in the Simple series?

The Simple series includes the following models: 1732, 2932, 3116, 3221, 3232, 3210, 3223, and 3229. These machines are listed on page 5 of the manual under the Simple machine category.

2

How do I use the Sew Easy Foot on my Singer Simple sewing machine?

First, snap the Sew Easy Foot onto your machine and ensure the needle is in center position. Select your desired seam allowance (⅜", ½", ⅝", ¾", or 1") using the marked extension and movable fabric guide. Place the fabric under the presser foot with its edge along the guide and stitch your seam with the desired seam allowance. (Page 9)

3

What is the difference between the Blind Hem Foot and regular stitching?

The Blind Hem Foot allows you to professionally finish projects with a machine hem that is undetectable from the right side. You set the machine for Blind Hem Stitch, finish the hem edge, fold and press it, then position it under the foot so the fold is against the center guide. The widest zigzag stitch catches only 1 or 2 threads of the fabric fold, creating an invisible hem. (Page 11)

4

How often should I change my sewing machine needle?

Singer recommends changing your needle every 6-8 hours of sewing and/or with each type of fabric change. Regular needle changes help ensure optimum performance of your sewing machine. (Page 48)

5

What is the Button Sewing Foot used for and how do I use it?

The Button Sewing Foot holds buttons in position while attaching them with your sewing machine, saving time while securely sewing buttons onto fabric. It can also be used for hook and eye closures. Position the button under the foot with its holes in the blue open area, set the machine for Button Sew Stitch or Zigzag at 0 length, and slowly turn the handwheel to check needle placement before making 6-8 stitches. (Page 14)

6

How do I perform free motion quilting on my Singer sewing machine?

To use the Free Motion/Darning Foot for free motion quilting, remove the regular presser foot and ankle, drop or cover the feed dogs, and attach the Free Motion Foot with the metal arm on the needle clamp. Select a straight stitch with center needle position, position your fabric under the foot, bring the bobbin thread to the top, and hold both threads while stitching and moving the fabric in a smooth motion with consistent speed. (Page 30)

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Full Manual

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Accessory User Guide 2022

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Welcome to the SINGER® family of sewing accessories. If you quilt, craft, embroider or sew garments, you will find many presser feet and accessories that will help you save time and help you to express your creativity. This user’s guide groups SINGER® accessories into various sewing categories to help you select the foot that is right for the type of sewing that you prefer to do. Look through the following pages for inspiration and guidance on how easy it is to develop your sewing skills and create beautiful and exciting projects with accessories from SINGER®.

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Table of Contents SINGER® Sewing & Embroidery Machines ..................4-7 Utility Garment Sewing ............................................8-18 Decorative & Crafting Sewing .................................19-27 Quilting .................................................................28-35 Presser Feet Kits ..................................................36-37

Embroidery ...........................................................38-39 Additional Accessories...........................................40-41 Overlock Sewing and Embellishment ......................42-49 Notions (Needles,Scissors and Dress Forms) ..........50-69 Index ....................................................................70-71

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4 SINGER® Sewing & Embroidery Machines To determine what presser feet and accessories fit your SINGER® sewing machine, identify your model of machine based on the illustrations listed on the next pages. Machines are coded by group, each code that is compatible to a presser foot or accessory will be listed under that foot or accessory. Look for the code pictured above the machine. If the code for your machine does not appear under a presser foot or an accessory, then this foot or accessory cannot be used with your machine. Step by step instructions teach you how to use each presser foot. If your machine is not listed below, please visit our website www.SINGER.com for more information.

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5 Heavy Duty 4411 4423

4432 Hd

44S

5511 5523

Hd6380

HD6330 (Denim)

Cp6350M

(Cosplay)

Talent 5532

44S

3321

3323S

3323 Fashion/Inspiration 4205 4206 4210 4212 4218 4220 4228 MA Series MB Series MC Series Brilliance 5400 5500 6160 6180 6199 6699

C5200

CA Series

S I N G E R ® S E W I N G & E M B R O I D E R Y M A C H I N E S

Simple 1732 2932 3116 3221 3232 3210 Simple 3223 Simple 3229 Simple Mechanical 1507

1507Wc

1525/1725 1748 8280

8280L

8280

Smart Ii

1105 1116 1120 1130 7020

M1500

M1600

M2100

M2400

M3200

M3300

M3400

M3500

Promise 1408 1409 1412 Promise 1512 Promise II Tradition 2250 2259 2263 2273 2277 2282 Fashionmate 5200 5560

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6 9900 Quantum 9910 Quantum 9920 Quantum 9940 Quantum 9960 9985 Quantum Stylist Touch 9980 Quantum Stylist 9970 8060

C430

Computerized 2010

7140 7640

Et-1

Futura 4060

H74

Stylist 9100 9340 9100 Professional Heavy Duty

Hd6600

Hd6700

Hd6800

CC Series CE Series Curvy

5625 8763 8767 8770 8780 Athena 2009 One/160 SINGER® One SINGER® One Plus 70 8768 Cosmo/Confidence

S800

5625 7256

7256 Hc

7258 7285Q Patchwork 7363 7410 7412 7422 7424 7426 7430 7436 7442 7444 7446 7448 7462 7463 7464 7465 7466 7469

7469Q

7470 7563 CB Series

S I N G E R ® S E W I N G & E M B R O I D E R Y M A C H I N E S

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7

Ief Range

C240

Futura

Fq-4

Seqs-6000

Seqs-6700

5 Futura Quintet 8500Q Modern Quilter

Xl400

Xl420

Xl550

Xl580

CD Series EA Series Superb / Legacy

Em200

Se300

Se340

C440Q

C440

14Cg/14Et/14Hd/14Sh

14Cg-754

14Et-754

14Sh-644

14Sh-654

14Sh-744

14Sh-754

14Sh-764

14Hd854

Se017

S0100

EB Series SA Series

S I N G E R ® S E W I N G & E M B R O I D E R Y M A C H I N E S

S0105,

S010L,

Hd0400S,

Hd405S,

X5004-Hd

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8 Utility Garment Sewing

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Sew Easy Foot

#250029647 M/C Code: MA - MC, CA - CC, EA - EC The Sew Easy Foot helps you sew straight seams with accuracy no matter what seam allowance you need. The foot has an extension marked with the most popular seam allowances, and a movable fabric guide that can be set where you need for the project you are making.
  • Snap the Sew Easy Foot onto the machine.
  • Make sure needle is in center position.
  • Use the guide to select ⅜” , ½”, ⅝”,¾”, or 1” seam allowances.
  • Place the fabric under the presser foot with the fabrics edge along
  • the guide.
  • Stitch seam with desired seam allowance.
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    Straight Stitch Foot

    #250052196

    M/C Code: MA - MB, CA - CC, EA - EC The small needle hole of this foot prevents the fine or light weight fabrics from getting caught on the feed dogs, causing puckering or skipped stitches.

  • Snap Straight Stitch Foot onto the machine.
  • Make sure needle is in center position.
  • Sew to get smooth stitches.
  • Universal Shank

    #250052596 M/C Code: MA - MB, CA - CC, EA - EC This presser foot adapter allows you to use many different types of snap on feet that are available today. The quick release lever at rear allows the snap on foot to drop right off so that another foot can be attached.
  • Unscrew the presser foot and shank.
  • Attach the Presser Foot Holder with the screw provided with the
  • machine.
  • Snap on the appropriate presser foot required for the type of desired
  • stitching.

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    All-Purpose Foot

    #2500268 M/C Code: MA, MB The All Purpose Presser Foot is used for general sewing on most types of fabric. It has a wide needle opening that allows for sewing of stitches up to 7mm in width or straight stitching with the needle in various positions. The underside is flat to hold the fabric firmly in place. It can also be used for elastic insertion and mending.
  • Snap on the All Purpose Presser Foot.
  • Select desired stitch and needle position and sew.
  • #250052096 M/C Code: MA - MB, CA - CC, EA - EC

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    Blind Hem Foot

    #250059596 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA - CC, EA - EC The Blind Hem Foot allows you to professionally finish your projects with a machine hem that is undetectable from the right side. Use it to hem pants, dresses, skirts, curtains, etc.
  • Snap on the Blind Hem Foot.
  • Set machine for Blind Hem Stitch or Stretch Blind Hem Stitch.
  • Finish edge of hem. Then fold up and press.
  • Turn back to create a fold about ¼” from the top edge of hem.
  • Position the hem under the foot so that the fold is against the
  • guide in the center. Turn the knob on the right side of the foot to adjust the guide so that widest zigzag stitch of the Blind Hem Stitch catches only 1 or 2 threads of the fabric fold.

    Side Cutter Attachment

    #2500258

    M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB The Side Cutter Attachment is sometimes called a Cut and Hem Foot because it simultaneously hems and trims the fabric while you sew a seam. Similar to a serger, it has a blade to trim the fabric at the same time it sews a seam and finishes it. The Side Cutter gives garments a professional finish.

  • Position the Side Cutter Attachment with the forked arm over the
  • needle screw post and the shank on the presser foot bar.
  • Secure the attachment. Remove the clear guard/cover.
  • Clip about 1” into the fabric that is to be cut off.
  • Select the desired stitch (usually zigzag or overcast).
  • Check the stitch width to be certain that the needle doesn’t hit the
  • stitch finger.
  • Position the fabric with the clipped edge against the blade and sew.
  • The stitch finger keeps the stitching flat and smooth. Note: The machine tension and stitch length and width may need to be adjusted depending on the fabric. How to fold Fabric

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    Zipper Foot

    #250051696 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA - CC, CE, EA - EC In addition to applying zippers, the Zipper Foot can be used to insert piping or sew along areas that may have more bulk on one side than the other. This foot attaches to the right or left of the needle. It has grooves underneath on each side to accommodate the zipper tape or bulky area. To sew a centered zipper:
  • Baste the seam where the zipper will be inserted. Permanently stitch
  • the remainder of the seam. Press open.
  • Position the zipper face down and unzipped, with the coil aligned to
  • the right of the seam.
  • Snap the zipper foot to the machine into the left groove, stitch the
  • right side of the zipper tape to the seam allowance only, from top to bottom.
  • Close the zipper keeping the zipper flat. Position the left side of the
  • zipper on the left seam allowance.
  • Snap the zipper foot to the machine into the right groove and stitch
  • along the left side of the zipper tape on the seam allowance only.
  • Spread seam allowances flat against the outer garment.
  • With the garment right side up, mark the bottom stop of the zipper
  • with a pin. Hand baste through the three layers as a guide, if desired.
  • Machine stitch through all three layers from top to bottom, pivoting
  • at the bottom and stitching to the basted seam. Re-position zipper foot to the left groove and repeat for the other side.
  • Remove the machine basting from the seam allowance to open the
  • seam. To sew a lapped zipper:
  • Baste the seam where the zipper will be inserted. Permanently stitch
  • the remainder of the seam. Press open.
  • Position the open zipper face down, with the coil aligned to the left
  • of the seam.
  • Snap the zipper foot to the right groove, stitch the left side of the
  • zipper tape to the seam allowance only, from top to bottom.
  • Close zipper and turn face up, forming a fold of fabric between
  • zipper coil and basted seam.
  • Re-position the zipper foot to the left groove and stitch close to the
  • edge of the fold from top to bottom.
  • Spread the garment flat, with the zipper face down on the seam
  • allowances.
  • On face side of fabric, mark bottom of zipper stop with pin. Hand
  • baste on the left side of the zipper tape, if desired.
  • With the basting as a guide and the zipper foot in the right groove,
  • stitch from top to bottom. Pivot at the bottom and stitch to the seam.
  • Remove machine basting thread from the seam allowance to open
  • the seam. *Models 4208 & 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596

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    Invisible Zipper Foot

    #250061696 M/C Code: MA, MC*, CB, CC, EC The Invisible Zipper Foot is used in applying a completely concealed closure in garments and home décor items–no stitching is visible on the outside of the fabric. The foot has a needle hole in the center and two grooves underneath to accommodate the zipper coils. Unlike a regular zipper, an invisible zipper is inserted before any part of the seam is stitched.
  • Open zipper and position the right side of the zipper face down on
  • the right side of the garment. The zipper coil will be aligned on the stitching line with the tape part in the seam allowance.
  • Snap on the invisible zipper foot and position the zipper coil in the
  • groove on the right side of the foot.
  • Stitch from the top of the seam until the zipper foot hits the pull tab
  • at the bottom and backstitch. (Do not stretch the fabric.)
  • Position the other side of the open zipper face down on the left side.
  • The zipper coil will be aligned on the stitching line with the tape part in the seam allowance.
  • The zipper coil will be positioned in the groove on the left side of the
  • foot.
  • Stitch from the top of the seam until the zipper foot hits the pull tab
  • at the bottom and backstitch. (Do not stretch the fabric.)
  • Close the zipper.
  • Replace invisible zipper foot with regular zipper foot and stitch the
  • remainder of the seam.
  • At the lower edge of the zipper, stitch each side of the zipper tape
  • flat to the seam allowances only. #250040996

    M/C Code: CD *Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596 Note: If the garment has a horizontal seam or design in the fabric that needs to match, be sure to align and pin or baste the zipper before stitching.

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    Button Sewing Foot

    #2250060196

    M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CC, EA, EC

    The Sew-On Button Foot holds buttons in position while attaching them with the sewing machine. This saves time while securely sewing the buttons onto the fabric. This foot can also be used to sew on hook and eye closures.

  • Depending on your machine model, adjust the drop feed lever or
  • attach the feed dog cover plate.
  • Snap-on the Sew-On Button Foot.
  • Position the button under the foot – the holes of the button should
  • be in the blue open area of the foot. This area has a textured rubberized coating that holds the button in position.
  • Set the machine for either a Button Sew Stitch or a Zigzag Stitch on
  • 0 length setting.
  • Slowly turn the handwheel towards you to be certain that the needle
  • inserts in the middle of the each hole of the button. The stitch width may need to be adjusted until the needle clears the holes.
  • Make 6-8 stitches then knot by changing to the straight stitch at 0
  • length for 3-4 stitches, first checking to be certain that the needle clears the hole.
  • If using a four hole button, re-position the button and repeat Step 6.
  • Note: If a shank is needed to allow for ease of buttoning, position a straight pin or toothpick under the button before stitching.

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    Overcasting Foot

    #250059796

    M/C Code: MA - MC*, CA - CC, EA - EC The Overcasting Foot is used to keep the fabric edges from curling up when you overlock or zigzag stitch the edge to prevent raveling. The metal bar in the center of the foot holds the fabric flat as the thread wraps over the edge for a serged effect.

  • Snap on the Overcasting Foot.
  • Place fabric under the foot with the edge aligned against the guide
  • on the right side.
  • Select overlock, zigzag or other desired stitch.
  • Adjust length. Adjust width so that the needle doesn’t hit the bar in
  • the center of the opening in the foot.
  • Sew, keeping fabric edge aligned against the guide on the foot.
  • *Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596

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    Gathering Foot

    #2500259 M/C Code: MA, MB, MC, CA, CB, CC, CE, EA, EB, EC The Gathering Foot is used to form gathers in fabric. It can gather a single fabric or gather and attach to a second flat fabric simultaneously. It works best on light to medium weight fabrics. The foot has a large needle opening to allow for various needle positions and a slot that opens the left. To gather a single layer of fabric:
  • Attach the Gathering Foot securely.
  • Place the fabric under the foot and sew.
  • For a wider seam allowance, move the needle to the left.
  • To gather and attach a second flat fabric simultaneously:

  • Attach the Gathering Foot securely.
  • Place the fabric to be gathered under the Gathering Foot right
  • side up.
  • Place the fabric that will attach to the gathered fabric into the slot
  • from the left side opening with the right side down.
  • Sew, keeping the two layers of fabric aligned, but not holding them
  • to prevent them from feeding while stitching together. Note: A longer stitch length and tighter tension will produce fuller gathers.

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    Rolled Hem Foot

    #2500260

    M/C Code: MA, MB, MC*, CA, CB, CC, CE, EA, EC The Rolled Hem Foot rolls the fabric to enclose the raw edge while sewing. It works best with very light to medium weight fabrics. This foot allows for quickly sewing professional finished edges for ruffles, scarves, napkins, etc.

  • Snap on Rolled Hem Foot.
  • Fold and press a double hem the width of the finished hem on the
  • underside of the fabric – about 1-1½”.
  • Place under the presser foot and stitch a few stitches along the
  • folded hem.
  • Stop with the needle in the fabric, raise the presser foot and position
  • the folded hem into the funnel or scroll portion of the foot.
  • Lower the Rolled Hem Foot and continue to sew, holding the fabric
  • vertically - the funnel or scroll will “roll” the fabric to form the hem. Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596 Note: The Rolled Hem Foot can also be used for couching yarn or decorative threads. Feed the end of the yarn through the funnel and into the groove under the foot. Set the machine for a zigzag or decorative stitch, adjusting the length and width as desired.

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    Non-Stick Foot

    #2500262 M/C Code: MA, MB, MC*, CA,CB, CC, CE, EA, EB, EC The Non-Stick Foot is sometimes called a Teflon Foot. It is used to sew specialty fabrics such as leather, plastic, vinyl and oilcloth. The slick surface on the underside of the Non-Stick Foot allows these fabrics to glide smoothly under the foot.
  • Snap on Non-Stick Foot.
  • Select the desired stitch.
  • Adjust length.
  • If fabrics need to be pinned together, do so in the seam allowance
  • so that unwanted pinholes are not created from the straight pins or use paper clips.
  • After stitching, use a cool iron and pressing cloth to press seams.
  • *Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596 #250041396

    M/C Code: CD Note: When sewing these difficult fabrics, frequently the stitch length should be increased to avoid perforations in the seamline.

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    Roller Foot

    #2500272

    M/C Code: MA, MB, MC*, CA, CB, CC, CE, EA, EC The Roller Foot is used to sew thicker fabrics, heavy knits and textured or napped fabrics. It can also be used for sewing leather, vinyl or plastic. This presser foot has a longer roller in the front and a set of smaller rollers in the back, for even fabric feeding.

  • Snap the Roller Foot onto the machine.
  • Select the desired stitch.
  • Adjust length.
  • If leather vinyl or plastic fabrics need to be pinned together, do so in
  • the seam allowance so that unwanted pinholes are not created from the straight pins or use paper clips.
  • After stitching, use a cool iron and pressing cloth to press seams.
  • *Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596 Note: When sewing these specialty fabrics, frequently the stitch length should be increased to avoid perforations in the fabrics.

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    Piping Foot

    #250041596

    M/C Code: CD The Piping Foot is used to insert packaged piping into seams and edges for a tailored finish. For specialty piping, cord can be covered with fabric. The clear view allows you to see your stitching and piping placement and to see the first row of stitching and adjust your needle position appropriately to stitch next to the original row.

  • Snap the Piping Foot onto the machine.
  • Select the straight stitch with average stitch length.
  • Position one layer of fabric face side up, place piping on top and the
  • other layer of fabric face down.
  • Check that all three layers are aligned with the edges even on the
  • right side of the foot and the piping in the groove of the foot.
  • Sew a few stitches to check the stitch placement. The needle
  • position may need to be adjusted to ensure the stitching is butted against the cord in the piping. To Make Custom Piping:
  • Snap the Piping Foot onto the machine.
  • Select the straight stitch with average stitch length.
  • Position the cording into the center of the bias fabric strip with the
  • face side out.
  • Place under the Piping Foot with the fold and cording to the left and
  • the raw edges to the right.
  • Sew a few stitches to check the stitch placement. The needle
  • position may need to be adjusted to ensure the stitching is butted against the cord in the piping.

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    19 Decorative & Crafting Sewing

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    Open Toe Foot

    #250040796

    M/C Code: CD The Open Toe Foot can be used for machine applique, decorative stitching and many types of surface embellishment. The foot provides a clear view of the stitching area, and the tunnel on the underside of the foot allows dense stitches or raised trims to feed smoothly under the foot.

  • Snat the Open Toe Foot onto the machine.
  • Select zigzag or decorative stitch
  • Adjust stitch length and width as desired.
  • Cording Foot

    #250006345 M/C Code: CA, EA, EB With the Cording Foot, surface embellishment can be added to fabrics with decorative cords, threads, or thin yarns. The grooves in the foot keep the cords parallel and flat while guiding them back through to the groove under the presser foot as they are stitched to your fabric. This foot may also be used for shirring and gathering.
  • Snap the Cording Foot onto the sewing machine.
  • Select a zigzag or decorative stitch. Adjust the width to stitch over
  • the cords. The selected stitch should use forward motion, avoid backward motion stitches.
  • Slide the cords from the right, under the guides and into position in
  • the grooves.
  • Pull the cords into the open slot behind the guides. Pull to the back
  • and under the foot. Check that the cords are flat and parallel. Tie them together behind the foot to keep them in place.
  • Place your fabric underneath the Cording Foot and sew. A stabilizer
  • may be needed to keep the fabric flat and smooth.

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    Fringe Foot

    #250013901

    M/C Code: MB, CA - CC, EB The Fringe Foot is used to create loopy surface texture with a faux chenille finish. The foot has a raised metal bar in the center front that allows more thread into the stitch as you sew, producing long loose stitches, while the large opening on the back of the foot allows the stitches to pass freely.

  • Remove the machines presser foot and presser foot ankle.
  • Attach the Fringe Foot to the machine securing it with a screwdriver.
  • To create seams with the loops intact, select zigzag stitch.
  • Sew a single row, or multiple rows.
  • To create eyelash fringe, select an overedge stitch.The locking
  • stitches at the sides will hold the stitches in place after trimming the loops.Use a pair of thread snips and cut the loops open.

    Parallel Sewing Foot

    #250059896

    M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The parallel Sewing Foot is used to create evenly spaced rows of decorative stitches or as a guide when sewing stitches that have sideways motion. Guidelines are also marked to ensure accuracy when turning corners.

  • Snap on the Parallel Sewing Foot
  • Thread the machine. Decorative threads may be used for the upper
  • threading.
  • Select a decorative stitch.
  • Use a fabric marking pen to draw a line to indicate the center of the
  • stitching.
  • Place the fabric with stabilizer under the Parallel Sewing Foot,
  • aligning the drawn line with the center marking on the foot.
  • Sew the first row of stitching
  • Reposition the fabric to the left or right using the red lines on the foot
  • to determine the desired distance between rows of stitching.
  • Stitch subsequent rows using the red lines on the foot as a guide
  • while stitching.

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    Satin Stitch Foot

    #250060296 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The Satin Stitch Foot is also called an appliqué or special purpose foot. It is used for sewing decorative stitching, appliqué, and other surface embellishments on projects. This foot has a tunnel on the underside to allow the stitched fabric to pass smoothly underneath.
  • Snap the Satin Stitch Foot onto the machine.
  • Prepare fabric and appliqué. Add tear-away interfacing under fabric
  • to reinforce area where appliqué or decorative stitching will be sewn.
  • Slightly loosen the top tension.
  • Select the desired stitch. Zigzag stitches are most often used for
  • appliqué.
  • Position fabric with appliqué under the Satin Stitch Foot.
  • Adjust stitch length—stitches should be close together, but not
  • stacking.
  • Adjust stitch width—stitches should cover the raw edge of the
  • appliqué.
  • Stitch around the entire appliqué completely covering the raw edges.
  • Note: Metallic, tweed or other decorative threads may be used on the top of the machine. Keep all purpose thread on the bobbin.

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    23 Note: A contrasting thread will produce a more pronounced tuck. Twin Needle Style 2025 #D043090 (4mm size 90 regular point) #D07419 (4mm stretch)

    Pintuck Foot

    #2500264 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The Pintuck Foot is used for heirloom sewing, embellishing garments, table linens and bed linens. Generally, this foot is used with a twin needle (SINGER® Style 2025) to create evenly-spaced raised tucks in the fabric. It works best with very fine to medium weight fabrics. A series of grooves on the underside of the foot keep the tucks from being flattened and serves as guides for stitching parallel rows of tucks.
  • Snap on the Pintuck Foot.
  • Insert a narrow twin needle.
  • Thread the machine with two spools of thread.
  • Increase the top thread tension.
  • Set the machine for a straight stitch.
  • Using a marking tool, mark the first row of stitching (can be straight
  • or wavy).
  • Position the fabric under the foot aligning the marking with the
  • center of the foot and stitch the first tuck.
  • To stitch the second tuck, position the first tuck into one of the other
  • grooves. Which groove used will determine the spacing of the tucks. *Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596

    Clear Open Toe Foot

    #250059696 M/C Code: MA, MB, MC*, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The Clear Open Toe Foot is perfect for appliqué, decorative stitching and surface embellishments such as applying trims. It provides an unobstructed view of the stitching while sewing since there is no bridge between the toes. There is also a groove on the underside of the foot to allow the stitching or embellishment to pass smoothly.
  • Snap on the Clear Open Toe Foot.
  • Select zigzag or decorative stitch.
  • Adjust stitch length and width as desired.
  • Note: To align several rows of stitching, draw guide lines with a marking pen. Use a stabilizer under the fabric to prevent puckering.

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    Beading Foot

    #250041296 M/C Code: CD Use the Beading Foot to easily sew beads, cords, yarns, sequins or other trims into place. The deep groove on the underside of the foot will allow piping or beads to be easily stitched into place.
  • Snap the Beading Foot onto the machine.
  • Thread the top of the machine with clear monofilament thread and
  • regular sewing thread in the bobbin.
  • Select zigzag stitch.
  • Position the beads or other trim into the groove of the foot. This will
  • guide the trim as it is stitched.
  • Place fabric under the Beading Foot. Trims may be stitched on the
  • edge or anywhere on the fabric.
  • Adjust zigzag width to accommodate the width of the trim. Turn the
  • handwheel to permit the needle to go left and right to test that the needle will clear the trim and not break.
  • Sew slowly.
  • Edge Joining Foot

    #250040896 M/C Code: CD The Edge Joining Foot is used to sew two pieces of fabric, lace or trim together side by side. It can also be used for stitching in the ditch, edge stitching, and Hong Kong finishes. The vertical guide in the center of the foot assures that your stitching stays perfectly straight.
  • Snap the Edge Joining Foot onto the machine.
  • Position fabrics or trims against each side of the center guide.
  • Select zigzag, feather, multi-stretch zigzag or other desired stitch.
  • Adjust stitch width to catch fabrics on both sides of the center
  • guide on the Edge Joining Foot.
  • Stitch while keeping the fabrics or trims aligned against the
  • center guide. Note: It is easier to use lace or trims with a flat header.

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    Multi-Line Sewing Foot

    #250040496 M/C Code: CD The Multi-Line Sewing Foot is used to create evenly spaced rows of decora- tive stitches or as a guide when sewing stitches that have sideways motion. Guidelines are also marked to ensure accuracy when turning corners.
  • Snap on the Multi-Line Sewing Foot.
  • Thread the machine. Decorative threads may be used for the upper
  • threading.
  • Select a decorative stitch.
  • Use a fabric marking pen to draw a line to indicate the center of the
  • stitching.
  • Place the fabric with stabilizer under the Multi-Line Sewing Foot,
  • aligning the drawn line with the center marking on the foot.
  • Sew the first row of stitching.
  • Re-position the fabric to the left or right using the red lines on the
  • foot to determine the desired distance between rows of stitching.
  • Stitch subsequent rows using the red lines on the foot as a guide
  • while stitching. Note: When sewing decorative stitches that have sideways motion, keep the drawn line and the red lines on the presser foot parallel to each other while stitching.

    Couching Foot

    #250041496 M/C Code: CD The Couching Foot is designed to let you sew over cords, yarns, heavy weight threads, or trims to add embellishment to projects. The loop on the front of the foot guides the threads, yarns, or cords while stitching.
  • Position the yarn, cord, or threads through the loop in front of the
  • Couching Foot, into the opening then to the back and into the tunnel on the underside of the foot.
  • Snap the Couching Foot onto the machine.
  • Select zigzag or other stitch.
  • Adjust stitch width to cover the yarn, cord, or threads.
  • Position a scrap fabric under the foot to check the stitching.
  • Adjust as desired.
  • Stitch attaching the trim while sewing.
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    Ruffler Foot

    #2500270 M/C Code: MA, MB, MC, CA, CB, CC, CE, EA, EB, EC The Ruffler Foot is used to create perfectly spaced pleats and gathers. It can also make pleated or gathered ruffles that are simultaneously stitched to a project. Parts of the Ruffler: a. Ruffler Regulator—determines the frequency of the tucks 1 = every stitch creates a tuck 6 = every 6th stich creates a tuck 12 = every 12th stitch creates a tuck
  • = no tucks are created
  • b. Adjusting Screw or Indicator—determines the depth of the tucks (Settings 0-8, with 0 for the least fullness and 8 for the deepest pleats) c. Ruffling Blade—forms the gathers or pleats by pushing the fabric to the needle d. Separator Blade—bottom plate of the attachment e. Separator Guides—slots to guide the edge of the fabric To Make a Ruffle or Gather:
  • Remove the regular presser foot and attach the Ruffler Foot - the
  • fork arm goes around the needle screw clamp then attach to the shank with the screw. Secure the screw.
  • Set the machine for a straight stitch.
  • Adjust stitch length. (A shorter stitch length creates pleats that are
  • closer together.)
  • Check that the needle clears the hole in the ruffle attachment.
  • Position the fabric right side up between the ruffling blade and the
  • separator blade and under the first separator guide.
  • Push the ruffling blade towards the needle.
  • Stitch gathers or pleats.
  • To Make a Ruffle and Attach to Fabric in One Operation:

  • Follow Steps 1-4, and then proceed with Step 9.
  • Position the fabric to be ruffled or gathered, right side down,
  • between the ruffling blade and the separator blade and under the first separator guide.
  • Place the fabric that will remain flat right side up, between the
  • separator blade and the machine feed dogs and under the first separator guide.
  • Push the ruffling blade towards the needle.
  • Lower the presser foot and sew.
  • Note: Always use scraps of the fabric to test the settings before stitching on your project.

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    Flower Stitch Foot

    #2500261 M/C Code: CA, CB, CC, CE, EA, EB, EC With the Flower Stitch Foot beautiful flowers and other circular designs can be created. Use various threads, stitches, size settings or twin needle for unique embellishments.
  • Drop the feed dogs or cover them.
  • Set pressure setting to the highest setting, if applicable.
  • Position the lever of the Flower Stitch Foot onto the needle clamp
  • and attach to the shank with the screw. Tighten securely.
  • The size of the flower can be adjusted with the screw on the presser
  • foot. Loosen the screw and move the setting mark in the center of the foot opening:

    Move to + to make a larger flower Move to – to make a smaller flower

    Then tighten the screw.

  • Select the desired stitch. Do not select decorative stitches that
  • utilize backward motion.
  • Adjust stitch width.
  • Pull bobbin thread to the top of the machine.
  • Place the fabric under the attachment where the embellishment is
  • desired.
  • Hold the threads and sew a few stitches. Stop and clip threads.
  • Continue stitching.
  • When the design is complete, lift presser foot and pull out leaving
  • threads long enough to pull to back and knot. Note: If using a twin needle, set the machine for twin needle or adjust stitch width to 2 or less. Stabilizer may be needed to prevent fabric from puckering.

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    1/4” Foot With Guide

    #250051996

    M/C Code: CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The Guide on the ¼” Foot allows you to feed your quilt pieces through your sewing machine with an exact quarter inch seam allowance. Side markings indicate ⅛” and ¼” in front of and behind the needle hole for ease in starting and stopping and perfection in pivoting of corners.

  • Snap the ¼” Foot with Guide onto the machine.
  • Select the straight stitch and center needle position.
  • Place the fabric under the presser foot with the fabrics edge along the
  • guide.
  • Sew to get accurate ¼” seams.
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    ¼” Piecing Foot

    #2500267 M/C Code: MA, MB, MC*, CA, CB, CC, CE ,EA, EC The ¼” Piecing Foot is used for sewing perfect ¼” seam allowances. It can also be used for small projects with narrow seam allowances like baby clothes and doll clothes. The red guide lines on the foot help you accurately pivot corners!
  • Snap on the ¼” Foot.
  • Select the straight stitch and center needle position.
  • Align the cut edge of the fabric along the right edge of the foot.
  • Sew to get accurate ¼” seams.
  • *Models 4208 and 4212 require the optional universal shank part #250052596 #250041696 M/C Code: CD

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    Stitch-In-The-Ditch Foot

    #250041196 M/C Code: CD The Stitch-in-the-ditch foot helps to accurately stitch in the seams of pieced quilts, garments and other projects. This foot also has guidelines for turning corners evenly.
  • Snap on the Stitch-in-the-Ditch Foot.
  • Thread the machine with the desired color or monofilament thread
  • on the top and thread to match the underside of the quilt in the bobbin.
  • Select straight stitch with center needle position.
  • Position the layered quilt fabrics with the top of the quilt face up.
  • The guide of the foot should align with the seam (ditch) of the quilt.
  • Stitch-in-the-ditch of the quilt seams as desired while keeping the
  • fabric along the guide of the foot. Note: This foot also is used to stitch free hand monograms and other designs by selecting the zigzag stitch.

    Free Motion / Darning Foot

    #2500263 M/C Code: CB, CC, EA #250059996 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The Free Motion/Darning Foot gives better visibility around the foot when free motion quilting. The closed toe helps prevent threads or fabrics from getting stuck in the foot, especially when stitching on lace-type fabrics.

  • Remove the presser foot and the presser foot ankle.
  • Drop or cover the feed dogs.
  • Attach the Free Motion Foot being certain that the metal arm is on
  • the needle clamp. Tighten the screw securely.
  • Select a straight stitch and center needle position. Stitch length will
  • not matter since it will be determined by the movement of the fabric.
  • Position the fabric under the presser foot and bring the bobbin
  • thread to the top.
  • Holding both threads, begin stitching moving the fabric in a smooth
  • motion with a consistent speed.

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    Clear Open Toe Free-Motion

    #250041096 M/C Code: CD The Clear Open Toe Free-Motion Foot provides an unobstructed view for free motion sewing or stippling around pieced quilts or embroidered designs.
  • Snap on the Clear Open Toe Free Motion Foot.
  • Drop the feed dogs or cover them.
  • Thread the machine and bobbin.
  • Select straight stitch. Stitch length will not matter since it will
  • be determined by the movement of the fabric.
  • Practice sewing on a fabric scrap to get the feel for moving the fabric
  • smoothly.
  • Begin stitching on the project. To start and end stitching, take
  • several stitches without moving the fabric to lock the stitching.

    Even Feed Foot

    #250060096 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, CC, EA, EB, EC The Even Feed Foot, also known as a walking foot makes it much easier to match plaids or stripes, sew several fabric layers such as quilting, sewing napped or slippery fabrics. This foot has its own set of feed dogs that work in conjunction with the machines feed dogs to improve the flow of the fabric. The Even Feed Foot securely grips the top layer or layers of fabric while your sewing machine feeds the fabric from below. Plaids, stripes, and quilt layers stay perfectly aligned and leathers, suedes, vinyls and other problematic fabrics flow easily through your machine.
  • Remove the presser foot and presser foot ankle.
  • Position the arm of the Walking Foot over the needle clamp screw
  • and attach to the shank of the machine with the screw. Tighten securely.

    Note: As the needle goes up and down, the feed dogs also move up and down, thus pulling the upper layer of fabric evenly along with the lower fabric.

  • Select the straight, zigzag, or other desired stitch. Do not select
  • stitches with many backward stitches.
  • Place fabrics under the Even Feed Foot and stitch.
  • #2500271.06 M/C Code: MA, MB, CA, CB, EA

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    Heavy Duty Computerised

    Extension Table

    #250051396

    Hd6600, Hd6700, Hd6800

    Perfect for sewing large projects or quilting. Easily snaps onto the free arm of the machine. Legs fold away for storage.
  • Create professional results easily.
  • Gives extra stability / support when sewing larger projects
  • Easily snaps onto the free arm of the machine
  • Legs easily fold away for storage
  • Heavy Duty Mechanical

    Extension Table

    #250051596 Perfect for sewing large projects or quilting. Easily snaps onto the free arm of the machine. Legs fold away for storage.
  • Create professional results easily.
  • Gives extra stability / support when sewing larger projects
  • Easily snaps onto the free arm of the machine
  • Legs easily fold away for storage
  • Works with the following machines: 5511 from serial No ZHV1925306001 5523 from serial No ZHV1925703001 4411 from serial No ZHV1924003001 4423 from serial No ZHV192330500 4432 from serial No ZHV1923802001 4452 from serial No ZHV1926209001 Denim - HD6330

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    Legacy Extension Table

    #250032496 M/C Code: EB The Large Extension Table provides a stable, level surface for sewing larger projects such as quilts. It has a ruler at the front for a quick reference or guide.
  • Simply take off the removable storage compartment to access the
  • machine’s free arm
  • Slide the Large Extension Table onto the machine.
  • Q U I Lt I N G

    Featherweight Extension Table

    #250033296 M/C Code: CD The Featherweight Extension Table is perfect for sewing large projects or for quilting. It has a ruler at the front for a quick reference or guide and the adjustable-height legs provide added stability. Table Measurement (Inches): 15.75 L X 10.13 W X 1.25 H
  • Simply take off the removable storage compartment to access the
  • machine’s free arm
  • Slide the Extension Table onto the machine.
  • Adjust the height of the legs as needed to provide an extended
  • sewing surface level with the machine.

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    Singer® Road Show Presser Feet

    Kit

    #u2-SU5-021 This set features nine presser feet and a twin needle in a SINGER® display case. Included are:

    Blind Hem Foot

    Cording Foot

    Even Feed Foot

    Free Motion/Darning Foot

    Gathering Foot

    Overcasting Foot

    Rolled Hem Foot

    Satin Stitch Foot

    Straight Stitch Foot

    Twin Needle, Size 90/14

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    Endless Embroidery Hoop

    #250031796 M/C Code: EB The Endless Hoop makes it very simple to create borders for garments and home decorator projects. The hoop size is 7” x 4” (180mm x 100 mm) and includes six border designs.
  • Place the fabric and stabilizer into the hoop.
  • Line up the fabric with the guide on the right side of the hoop.
  • Snap the clamp in place to secure your fabric in the hoop.
  • When the embroidery is completed, a jump (alignment) stitch marks
  • the matching point for perfect placement of the next embroidery.
  • Unsnap the clamp to release the fabric and stabilizer.
  • Slide the fabric and stabilizer forward and align the needle with the
  • jump stitch.
  • Make sure that the fabric is lined up with the guide on the right side
  • of the hoop.
  • Snap the clamp back in place and continue to embroider.
  • 5” X 7” Embroidery Hoop

    #250031696 M/C Code: EB Many commercial embroidery designs are designated as 5” x 7” in size, making this hoop perfect to use when embroidering these designs. It holds your fabric taut and permits precise placement of your 5” x 7” design. It also eliminates the use of excess stabilizer when using a larger hoop than needed. Six free downloadable 5” x 7” embroidery designs are included.
  • Loosen the screw on the hoop and remove the inner section of the
  • hoop.
  • Place the fabric and stabilizer onto the outer part of the hoop.
  • Position the inner section of the hoop over the fabric and stabilizer
  • and press down so that the inner hoop slips into the outer hoop..
  • Tighten the screw. Pull the fabric until smooth and taut.
  • Position the hoop onto the machine and begin embroidery.
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    40 Additional Accessories

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    Bobbins

    #250061096 M/C Code: MA, MB, CC, CD, EB 10 pack of plastic class 15 Made of transparent durable plastic for strength and visibility. Thread the bobbin easily when winding thanks to the hole on the side of the bobbin.

    Bobbins

    #250052496 M/C Code: CB, EA 10 pack of plastic class 15J Made of transparent durable plastic for strength and visibility. Thread the bobbin easily when winding thanks to the hole on the side of the bobbin.

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    Bobbin Case

    #2500269 M/C Code: MA Perfect as a spare bobbin case for specialty sewing such as bobbin work. Easily sew with thicker threads by adjusting the tension screw on the bobbin case.

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    Elastic Foot

    #250060396 M/C Code: SA The Elastic Foot is used for stretching and attaching elastic to a project. The amount of stretch can be adjusted easily. The foot can also be used to attach a stay tape to a seam to prevent stretching. Setting up the Serger: Needles: One or two Stitch Type: Three-thread overlock or four-thread ultra stretch mock safety stitch Stitch Length: 4 Differential Feed: Normal Upper Knife: Engaged or disengaged
  • Loosen the screw and pull the guide to the left.
  • Insert the elastic through the opening and pull to the back
  • of the foot.
  • Re-position the guide and tighten the screw.
  • Snap the Elastic Foot to the machine.
  • Adjust the amount of stretch desired with the adjusting screw on the
  • top of the foot.
  • Position the fabric wrong side up under the foot to the desired
  • position.
  • Sew while lightly pulling the elastic to the back of the machine.
  • Be careful not to cut the elastic while stitching. Note: If desired, the stitched elastic can be stretched, turned down and stitched with a regular sewing machine using a straight stretch or multi-stretch zigzag stitch.

    Blind Hem Foot

    #250060496 M/C Code: SA The Blind Hem Foot stitches the hem, overcasts the edge and trims all in one step. The stitching occurs on the wrong side of the fabric, and the stitches barely catch the right side of the fabric. Setting up the Serger: Needle: Right needle Stitch Type: Three-thread overlock Stitch Length: 3 - 4 Differential Feed: Normal Upper Knife: Engaged
  • Snap on the Blind Hem Foot.
  • Fold up the hem. Press
  • Turn the hem back against the right side of fabric, leaving about ¼”
  • of the hem exposed.
  • Position the fold of the hem against the guide of the foot.
  • The position of the guide can be adjusted by loosening the screw,
  • moving the guide, and then re-tightening the screw.
  • Sew, guiding the fabric so that the stitching just catches the folded edge.
  • Note: On a scrap of the fabric, test the stitching to make certain that the stitching is catching just the edge of the fold before hemming the project.

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    Gathering Foot

    #250060596 M/C Code: SA The Gathering Foot is used to form gathers in fabric. It can gather a single fabric or gather and attach to a second flat fabric simultaneously. It works best on light to medium weight fabrics. Setting up the Serger: Needles: Two or one Stitch Type: Three or four-thread overlock Stitch Length: Longer Stitch Differential Feed: Higher Setting Upper Knife: Engaged To gather a single layer of fabric:
  • Snap the Gathering Foot onto the machine.
  • Position the fabric under the foot from the left side.
  • Lower the presser foot and sew.
  • To gather and attach a second flat fabric simultaneously:

  • Snap the Gathering Foot onto the machine.
  • The width of the seam allowance can be adjusted by loosening
  • the screw on the front of the foot, sliding the guide to the desired position, then re-tightening the screw.
  • Place the fabric to be gathered right side up, between the Gathering
  • Foot and the needle plate.
  • Place the fabric that will NOT be gathered into the opening of the
  • foot with the right side down.
  • Lower the presser foot and sew. Keep the two layers of fabric
  • aligned to the guide on the right of the foot. Let them feed together while gathering and stitching together. Note: A longer stitch length, tighter tension and increasing the differential feed will produce fuller gathers.

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    Beading Foot

    #250060796 M/C Code: SA The Beading Foot is used to apply beads, pearls, sequins or other trims to projects. It can also be used with a rolled hem stitch to make wire-edge ribbon for craft and home dec projects. Setting up the Serger: Needle: Right or left needle Stitch Type: Three-thread overlock Stitch Length: 2-4 Differential Feed: Normal Upper Knife: Engaged or disengaged
  • Snap the Beading Foot onto the machine.
  • Position the beads into the guide at the front of the foot and under
  • the tunnel at the back.
  • Take 2-3 stitches to hold the beads in place.
  • Place fabric under the foot at desired position depending on if the
  • fabric is to be trimmed or not. (Knife will be engaged or disengaged.)
  • Sew, keeping the beads in the guide.
  • Note: If applying sequins, be certain that the sequins overlap forward or they may cause the stitching to jam.

    Lace Foot

    #250060696 M/C Code: SA The Lace Foot makes it easy to serge lace and delicate trims together or onto fabric without damaging the header. The adjustable guide of the foot ensures that the stitching will be accurate as well as ensure that your lace stays intact. Setting up the Serger: Needle: Right needle Stitch Type: Three-thread overlock Stitch Length: 2-4 Differential Feed: Normal Upper Knife: Engaged
  • Snap on the Lace Foot.
  • Position the fabric right side up under the presser foot so that
  • desired amount will be cut off.
  • Place lace right side down on top of the guide with the header
  • against it.
  • The position of the guide can be adjusted with the screw on top of
  • the foot. (Loosen the screw, adjust guide to desired position then tighten screw.) The lace foot can also be used to topstitch ribbon onto fabric:
  • Disengage the knife.
  • Set the serger for a narrow flatlock stitch.
  • Align the ribbon along the guide so that the needles are centered on
  • the ribbon.
  • Sew.
  • Note: If the fabric doesn’t need to be trimmed, place both fabric and lace on top of the guide. Disengage the knife. Adjust guide as needed and stitch.

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    Piping Foot

    #250060896 M/C Code: SA The Piping Foot is sometimes called a Cording Foot. It is used to cover cording to make piping or for inserting piping into seams. The groove in the bottom of the foot guides the cording or piping while stitching. Setting up the Serger: Needle: One or two Stitch Type: Three or four-thread overlock stitch Stitch Length: 3-5 mm Differential Feed: Normal Upper Knife: Engaged or disengaged To make piping:
  • Cut bias strips wide enough to cover the cording and seam
  • allowances.
  • Fold fabric (wrong sides together) and position the cord inside the
  • fold.
  • Snap the Piping Foot onto the machine.
  • Place the fabric with the cord under the Piping Foot making sure that
  • the cord is in the groove on the underside of the foot while sewing. To stitch piping into a seam:
  • Snap on the Piping Foot.
  • Place fabric (right side up), piping, and then the second layer of
  • fabric (right side down) under the presser foot with the piping positioned in the groove of the foot.
  • Sew, keeping the piping in the groove of the foot.
  • Note: Depending on the width of the seam allowance desired, the knife will be engaged to trim the fabric or not engaged so that the seam allowance will not be trimmed.

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    48 Notions (Needles, Scissors & Dress Forms) For optimum performance, SINGER® recommends to change your needle every 6-8 hours of sewing and/ or type of fabric.

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    Universal Needle

    250055196

    Size 70/10 - 5 Count

    250058896

    Size 70/10 - 10 Count

    250052796

    Size 80/12 - 5 Count

    250052796

    Size 80/12 - 10 Count

    250053096

    Size 90/14 - 5 Count

    250053996

    Size 90/14 - 10 Count

    250055896

    Size 100/16 - 5 Count

    250059296

    Size 100/16 - 10 Count

    250057696

    Size 110/18 - 5 Count

    250052696

    Asst - 5 Count

    250053396

    Asst - 10 Count

    Easily slips through weave of knits and woven fabric with rounded tip and tapered end Not available in the US

    Ball Point Needle

    250056696

    Size 70/10 – 5 Count

    250054396

    Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250055796

    Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250057596

    Asst – 5 Count

    Designed to slide between the yarns of knit fabrics without

    snagging with a rounded tip Not available in the US

    Overlock Needle

    250054696

    Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250054496

    Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250057596

    Asst – 5 Count

    Designed specifically for overlock stitching Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    Microtex Needle

    250057496 Size 60/08 – 5 Count

    250055396 Size 70/10 – 5 Count

    250053296 Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250054796 Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250056496 Asst – 5 Count

    Perfect for microfibers, polyester and other synthetic fabrics. This needle is indicated for topstitching and precision quilt piecing due to very slim acute point. Not available in the US

    Leather Needle

    250058596 Size 80/12– 5 Count

    250055496 Size 90/14– 5 Count

    250056996 Size 100/16– 5 Count

    250057996 Size 110/18 – 5 Count

    Cuts through leather and other heavy non-woven imitation leathers and suedes without creating large holes due to the needles wedge shape slightly sharp cutting point Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    Denim Needle

    250056396 Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250053496 Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250053696 Size 100/16 – 5 Count

    250054596 Size 110/18 – 5 Count

    250055096 Asst – 5 Count

    Reduces breakage and skip stitches due to reinforced blade with the rounded tip and tapered end Not available in the US

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    Topstitch Needle

    250040496 Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250056696 Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250040496 Size 100/16 – 5 Count

    Achieve perfectly straight stitch lines for heavy or multiple threads with this very long eye of the needle Not available in the US

    Embroidery Needle

    250053196 Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250052896 Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250054196 Asst – 5 Count

    Guard against excess friction allowing trouble-free embroidery and decorative stitching due to big eye and rounded point Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    Heavy Duty Titanium Needle

    250054096 Embroidery Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250054996 Embroidery Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250057196 Quilting Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250056096 Quilting Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250056196 Universal Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250056896 Universal Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    The heavy duty titanium coating resists adhesives, improves needle wear & penetration of densely woven fabrics. Not available in the US

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    Twin Needle

    250058796

    Denim Size 100/16 - 4Mm – 1 Count

    250059096

    Universal Size 80/12 - 1.6Mm – 1 Count

    250056596

    Universal Size 80/12 - 2Mm – 1 Count

    250056296

    Universal Size 80/12 - 2.5Mm – 1 Count

    250056796

    Universal Size 80/12 - 4Mm – 1 Count

    250058096

    Universal Size 90/14 - 3Mm – 1 Count

    250058496

    Universal Size 90/14 - 4Mm – 1 Count

    250059396

    Universal Size 100/16 - 4Mm – 1 Count

    250057096

    Stretch Size 80/12 - 2.5Mm – 1 Count

    250055696

    Stretch Size 80/12 - 4Mm – 1 Count

    Create two rows of stitches simultaneously and uses two spools of thread and one bobbin thread Not available in the US

    Wing Needle

    250057296 Size 100/16 – 1 Count

    250057896 Size 120/19 – 1 Count

    For beautiful hem stitches, wing needle punches a hole into your fabric while the sewing machine stitches around the piercing Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    Quilting Needle

    250055296 Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250054296 Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    250055596 Asst – 5 Count

    Allows easier fabric penetration and helps eliminate skipped stitches with a special tapered tip of the needle Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    Stretch Needle

    250053796 Size 80/12 – 5 Count

    250053896 Size 90/14 – 5 Count

    Perfect for sewing through stretch fabrics with the rounded point to pierce through thicker threads Not available in the US

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    7.75 Inch (19.7 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Green

    #250015601 This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    7.75 Inch (19.7 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Pink

    #250015801

    This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    7.75 Inch (19.7 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Blue

    #250015701 This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    7.75 Inch (19.7 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Black

    #250015901

    This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    7.75 Inch (19.7 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Purple

    #250016001

    This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    8 Inch (20.3 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Black

    #250020396

    This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    7 Inch (17.8 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Black

    #250020296 This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    9 Inch (22.9 Cm) All Purpose

    Scissor Black

    #250020496

    This Multi-purpose scissor can be used for a variety of sewing and craft projects. Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    9.5 Inch (24.1 Cm) Pinking Scissor

    Black

    #250016601

    Sewing enthusiasts and crafters alike will love how quickly you can finish seam edges using these pinking shears. Not available in the US

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    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Needlecraft

    Scissor, Speckled, Light Blue

    #250014501

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Needlecraft

    Scissor, Speckled, Blue,

    White, And Pink

    #250014401

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    4.75 Inch (12.1Cm) Thread Snip,

    Black

    #250015101 These are useful for quickly trimming thread while at your sewing machine and for snipping off thread ends. Not available in the US

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    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Needlecraft

    Scissor Speckled, Multi Color

    Floral

    #250014601

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Needlecraft

    Scissor, Speckled, Green Floral

    #250014801

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Needlecraft

    Speckled, Scissor Pink

    #250014701

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

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    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Precision Detail

    Scissor

    #250014201

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Angled Needlecraft

    Scissor, Speckled, Green And

    Yellow Floral

    #250015001

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Needlecraft

    Scissor, Speckled, Blue Floral

    #250014901

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

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    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Titanium Precision

    Detail Scissor

    #250014101

  • Lightweight design is great for any project
  • Perfect for detailed cutting with compact design
  • Playful colors adds some fun to your toolkit
  • Not available in the US

    4 Inch (10.2 Cm) Embroidery Scissor

    #250014301 These short and sharp embroidery scissors feature a lightly curved blade for trimming threads and making detailed cuts in fabrics. Not available in the US

    5 Inch (12.7 Cm) Embroidery Scissor

    #250015201 These short and sharp embroidery scissors feature a lightly curved blade for trimming threads and making detailed cuts in fabrics. Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    6 Inch (15.2 Cm) Fabric Scissor

    #250015401

  • Precise Fabric Cutting with Lightweight Thin Design
  • Long LIfe Precision Honed Blade Edges
  • Corrosion Resistant Alloy Compact Blade
  • Not available in the US

    7 Inch (17.8 Cm) Fabric Scissor

    #250015501

  • Precise Fabric Cutting with Lightweight Thin Design
  • Long LIfe Precision Honed Blade Edges
  • Corrosion Resistant Alloy Compact Blade
  • Not available in the US

    6 Inch (15.2 Cm) Embroidery Scissor

    #250015301 These short and sharp embroidery scissors feature a lightly curved blade for trimming threads and making detailed cuts in fabrics. Not available in the US

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    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    7 Inch (17.8 Cm) Bent Fabric Scissor

    #250016101

    Use these dressmaker shears for cutting light weight fabrics. Cut without lifting the fabric. Not available in the US

    8 Inch (20.3 Cm) Bent Fabric Scissor

    #250016201

    Use these dressmaker shears to cut medium weight fabrics. Cut without lifting the fabric. Not available in the US

    8 Inch (20.3 Cm) Fabric Scissor

    #250017401

  • Precise Fabric Cutting with Lightweight Thin Design
  • Long LIfe Precision Honed Blade Edges
  • Corrosion Resistant Alloy Compact Blade
  • Not available in the US

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    9 Inch (22.9 Cm) Bent Fabric Scissor

    #250016301

    These professional shears are ideal for cutting heavy weight fabrics. Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    64 Red Dress Form (S/M)

    #Df150Sm_Rd

    Perfect for fitting garments. Get a perfect fit every time you sew a garment with this adjustable small to medium dress form. Foam backed for easy pinning and marking, features 12 dials to set to your size in seconds. Also includes a built in hem gauge for accuracy when hemming your projects.
  • Bust sizes 33”– 40” (84cm – 101cm)
  • Waist sizes 25”– 32” (64cm – 81 cm)
  • Hip sizes 34”– 41” (86cm – 104cm)
  • Grey Dress Form (M/L)

    #Df151Ml_Gr

    Perfect for fitting garments. Get a perfect fit every time you sew a garment with this adjustable medium to large dress form. Foam backed for easy pinning and marking, features 12 dials to set to your size in seconds. Also includes a built in hem gauge for accuracy when hemming your projects.
  • Bust sizes 40”– 46” (101cm – 116cm)
  • Waist sizes 31”– 37” (78cm – 93 cm)
  • Hip sizes 40”– 46” (101cm – 117cm)
  • N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    Bobbin Winder

    #250050596 - Battery Operated #220445112 - Power Supply Easy one-touch Bobbin winding with auto shut off. Portable for on the go sewers.
  • No Need for a Sewing Machine to Wind Your Bobbins
  • Easy, One-Touch Bobbin Winding with Auto Shut-Off When the
  • Bobbin is Full
  • Portable Compact Bobbin Winder Allows You to Easily Take It
  • Anywhere

    Stitch Sew Quick Mending

    Machine

    #220017096 Small, compact and battery operated. Perfect for small, quick and easy repairs to everyday household items.

  • New and Improved Quality
  • Perfect for any Mending Task from Fixing Dropped Hems to Get-
  • ting a Little Crafty
  • Compact and Portable Design for those On-The-Spot Repairs
  • Perform a Straight Stitch with the Press of a Button
  • Battery-Powered For the On-The-Go Sewer to Ensure You Can
  • Repair Anything, Anywhere You Go Not available in the US

    Lint Remover

    #220015096 - Battery Operated Compact design with a detachable lint catcher, 3 stainless steel rotary blades and ergonomic handle design. Compact size make it perfect for travel and storage. Battery powered for the on-the-go consumer or traveler.
  • New Compact Design for Travel and Storage
  • Safely Removes Lint and Fluff from Clothes, Towels, Carpet,
  • Sweaters, and More
  • Detachable Lint Catcher Collects Fluff and Makes for Easy
  • Disposal
  • Battery-Powered For the On-The-Go Consumer or Traveler
  • Ergonomic Handle for Comfortable Use
  • 3 Stainless Steel Rotary Blades will Keep Sharp for Years of Use
  • N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    Cutting Mat

    #250050696 Durable self-healing material with a large 13” x 19” cutting surface. Allows you to cut larger projects using the printed grid.

  • Premium Large 13”x19” Cutting Mat Surface for Your Largest Projects
  • Durable, Long-Life Mat with Self-Healing Material
  • Easy On-The-Fly Measurements Using the Printed Grid (Imperial & Metric)
  • Allows Complex Design Measurements with Printed Angles and Circle
  • Templates

    Mending Kit

    #250048096

    Perfect compact, travel mending kit Everything You Need to Handle Your On-The-Go Mending Needs Contents Include: TAPE MEASURE, PINS, THIMBLE, NEEDLE

    Threader, Thread, Needles, Buttons, Scissors,

    Magnifying Glass

    Not available in the US

    Beginner Sewing Kit

    #250047996

    Sewing Made Easy with this beginner sewing kit. Everything You Need to Get Started Sewing Contents Include: GAUGE, TAPE MEASURE, PINS, NEEDLES,

    Thimble, Pencil, Pin Cushion, Needle Threader,

    Tweezers, Scissors (2)

    Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

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    Deluxe Sewing Kit

    #250047896 Perfect accompaniment for your sewing machine. Perfect for all of your sewing and mending needs. Every essential tool needed to gauge, cut, pin and stitch in style Contents include: TAPE MEASURE, STRAIGHT AND SAFETY PINS,

    Needle Threader, Tweezers, Seam Ripper, Pin Cushion,

    Pencil, Assorted Buttons/Snaps/Hook & Eyes, Assorted

    Sewing Machine Needles And Thread, Scissors (2)

    Not available in the US

    Premium Sewing Kit

    #250061596 - Mint #250062096 - Lilac #250067096 - Gray Premium Sewing kit in three accent colors - Lilac, Mint, Gray. Color mached accessories with premium carry case. Every essential tool needed to gauge, cut, pin and stitch in style Contents Include: SEAM GAUGE, TAPE MEASURE, SNIPS,

    Pins, Pin Cushion, 8” Scissors (With Color Accent),

    Leather Thimble, Seam Ripper

    Not available in the US

    N O T I O N S ( N E E D L E S , S C I S S O R S A N D D R E S S F O R M S )

    (Mint) (Lilac) (Gray)

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    Bobbins & Tools

    page 41 Bobbin Case

    page 41 Bobbins (Class 15)

    page 41 Bobbins (Class 15J)

    page 41

    Dress Forms

    page 64 Gray, M-L

    page 64 Red, S-M

    page 64

    Extension Tables

    page 32-33 Heavy Duty Computerised Extension Table page 32 Heavy Duty Mechanical Extension Table page 32 Legacy Extension Table

    page 33 Featherweight Extension Table

    page 33

    Hoops

    page 39 5” x 7” Embroidery Hoop

    page 39 Endless Embroidery Hoop

    page 39

    Machine Codes

    page 4-7

    Ca

    page 5

    Cb

    page 6

    Cc

    page 6

    Cd

    page 7

    Ce

    page 6

    Ea

    page 7

    Eb

    page 7

    Ma

    page 5

    Mb

    page 5

    Mc

    page 5

    Sa

    page 7

    Needles

    page 49-53 Ballpoint page 49 Denim page 50 Embroidery page 51 Leather page 50 Microtex page 50 Quilting page 53 Stretch page 53 Overlock page 49 Heavy Duty Titanium page 51 Topstitch page 51 Twin page 52 Universal page 49 Wing page 52

    Overlock Presser Feet

    page 43-46 Beading Foot - Overlock/Serger page 45 Blind Hem Foot - Overlock/Serger page 43 Elastic Foot - Overlock/Serger page 43 Gathering Foot - Overlock/Serger page 44 Lace Foot - Overlock/Serger page 45 Piping Foot - Overlock/Serger page 46

    Presser Feet Kits

    page 37 SINGER® Road Show Presser Feet Kit page 37 Index Alphabetical Order

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    Sewing Machine

    Presser Feet

    page 9-31 ¼” Foot with Guide page 29 ¼” Piecing Foot page 29 All-Purpose Foot page 10 Beading Foot page 24 Blind Hem Foot page 11 Button Sewing Foot page 14 Clear Open Toe Foot page 23 Clear Open Toe Free-Motion Foot page 31 Cording Foot page 20 Couching Foot page 25 Edge Joining Foot page 24 Even Feed Foot page 31 Free Motion / Darning Foot page 30 Fringe Foot page 21 Flower Stitch Foot page 27 Gathering Foot page 15 Invisible Zipper Foot page 13 Multi-Line Sewing Foot page 25 Non-Stick Foot page 16 Open Toe Foot page 20 Overcasting Foot page 14 Parallel Sewing Foot page 21 Pintuck Foot page 23 Piping Foot page 17 Rolled Hem Foot page 15 Roller Foot page 16 Ruffler Foot page 26 Satin Stitch Foot page 22 Sew-Easy Foot page 9 Straight Stitch Foot page 9 Side Cutter Attachment page 11 Stitch-in-the-Ditch Foot page 30 Zipper Foot page 12 Universal Shank page 9

    Scissors

    page 54-63 7.75 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Green) page 54 7.75 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Pink) page 54 7.75 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Blue) page 54 7.75 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Black) page 55 7.75 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Purple) page 55 8 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Black) page 55 7 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Black) page 56 9 Inch All Purpose Scissor (Black) page 56 9.5 Inch Pinking Scissor (Black) page 56 4.75 Inch Thread Snip (Black) page 57 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Blue, White, & Pink) page 57 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Light Blue) page 57 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Multi Color Floral) page 58 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Green Floral) page 58 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Pink) page 58 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Blue Floral) page 59 4 Inch Precision Detail Scissor page 59 4 Inch NeedleCraft Scissor (Green, Yellow Floral) page 59 4 Inch Titanium Precision Detail Scissor page 60 4 Inch Embroidery Scissor page 60 5 Inch Embroidery Scissor page 60 6 Inch Embroidery Scissor page 61 6 Inch Fabric Scissor page 61 7 Inch Fabric Scissor page 61 8 Inch Fabric Scissor page 62 7 Inch Bent Fabric Scissor page 62 8 Inch Bent Fabric Scissor page 62 9 Inch Bent Fabric Scissor page 63

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