White W2500 manual Pearl, Piping Foot

CPTOL

CCE’ES

PIPING FOOT

Prepare

a

piece

of

ready-made

piping

(corded

bias

fold

tape).

Place

folded

piping

between

seam

edges

with

fold

extending

beyond

seam

line

toward

garment.

Pin

or

baste,

and

stitch

the

seam.

Braid or ribbon	may also	be used,
can be used in	straight	seams.

either

flat

or

folded

braid

Use

for

decorating

edges

of

collars,

cuffs,

pockets,

etc.

PEARL

FOOT

1.

PEARLS ALONG AN EDGE:
Set for left needle	(remove right
Set tensions as follows:
Left needle: 4
Upper looper:	1	- 2
Lower looper:	7	- 8

needle)

3-thread

overlock.

SEW: Remove

regular

foot;

replace

with

pearl

foot.

• Remove

stitch

finger

as

you

did

for

a

rolled

edge.

• Swing

cutter

away

to

lowest

position,

close

front

covers.

*	Raise	the needle to it’s highest position.
•	Place	pearls in the channel on the right side

of

the

foot

with 2” of pearls extending behind foot.

* Take one stitch with the hand wheel to secure

• Follow edge of fabric along fabric guide.

the

pearls.

• Sew pearls on edge of fabric.

• Return cutter to original position

when finished.

2.

PEARLS SEWN WITH A	FLAT LOCK STITCH:
FABRIC:
Medium weight woven
2 or 4 mm pearls
Set for a 3-threadflat lock, left needle only. See

pg.

28

SEW: Remove

regular

foot;

replace

with

pearl

foot.

•	Insert	small stitch		finger.
•	Swing	cutter	away to lowest		position.
•	Raise	needle	to it’s highest		position.
	Place	pearls in channel on right side				of

the

foot

with

2”

of

pearls

extending

behind

foot.

• Take

one

stitch

with

the hand

wheel

to

secure

the

pearls.

• Sew

pearls

on

with

the

left

needle

just

catching

the

fold

of

the

fabric.