1. Universal Or Zigzag This all-purpose presser foot is the default for most straight and zigzag stitching, and even many decorative stitches. 2. Zipper Zipper feet allow you to stitch close to the zipper coils, helping to create a neat appearance and allowing proper zipper functioning. 3. Buttonhole Buttonhole feet come in a variety of styles, but all help to create neat and uniform buttonholes on your garments. Those with a built-in memory allow you to repeat the same size quickly and easily.

1. Attachment of Sewing
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2. Objectives
 By the end of this session we would be able to understand
 Attachments used in Sewing Machines
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3. 1. Universal Or Zigzag
 This all-purpose presser foot is the default for most straight and zigzag stitching, and even many
decorative stitches.
2. Zipper
 Zipper feet allow you to stitch close to the zipper coils, helping to create a neat appearance and
allowing proper zipper functioning.
3. Buttonhole
 Buttonhole feet come in a variety of styles, but all help to create neat and uniform buttonholes
on your garments. Those with a built-in memory allow you to repeat the same size quickly and
easily.
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4. 4. Blind Hem
 This foot allows you to create an almost-invisible hem efficiently using your machine.
5. Pintuck
 Commonly seen on heirloom sewing projects, the pintuck foot adds a sweet touch to baby
garments and fine lingerie.
6. Edgestitch
 Very similar to a blindstitch hem foot, the edgestitch foot allows you to create perfectly straight
topstitching.
7. Invisible Zipper
 Totally worth the money, and probably my second most-used specialty foot.
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5. 8. Open Toe Embroidery
 This foot is especially handy if you like to do a bit of free-motion embroidery on your sewing
projects, because you can see exactly where you are headed!
9.Jeans
 If you like sewing jeans, this handy foot will help you make neat, straight seams on denim and
other heavy fabrics.
10. Straight Stitch Foot
 Using this foot and a straight stitch plate, it is impossible to “punch” fabric down under the
throat plate of your sewing machine.
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6. 11. Patchwork Foot
 This is quarter-inch foot, and it is definitely not just for quilters. Great for doll clothes and
many small shirt-making seams, too.
12. Non-Stick Foot
 If you are hankering to sew with leather or faux leather, the Teflon foot will help prevent
sticking on the surface while you are stitching.
13.Rolled Hemmer
 The rolled hem foot allows you to turn a fabric under twice and produce a neat and lovely hem.
There are several different sizes that can handle delicate as well as heavier weight fabrics.
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7. 14. Fell Foot
 This foot streamlines producing a felled seam, and some manufacturers produce a variety of
finished felled seam widths.
15. Ruffler Attachment
 Not exactly a presser foot, more of an accessory, the ruffler makes uniform pleats in a range of
sizes quickly and easily. It is essential if you have a household of girly-girls!
16. Binder Attachment + Binder Foot
 Used in combination, these two “feet” make attaching bias binding on quilts or garments a snap
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