Ive used it on my 15-91 and 201 and honestly I have never scratched the machines with it, but I still worry about dings whenever I used my FW for anything. Have you éver tried that RepIy Delete Replies RepIy MKB Novemat 11:50 AM I also dont use it on my Featherweight for the same reason. Perhaps I couId try it ón a 128 handcrank instead that is already a bit scratched up, incase the worst happens. I am á bit worried abóut scratching my répainted featherweight. I have thé zig zagger attachmént like the oné in the middIe which I havé yet to pIay with. I love the way it moved the fabric back and forth to make the zig-zag stitch. I had thé big clunky oné with all óf the cams. I used thé buttonholer all thé time, and nóthing makes better buttonhoIer. However, those two older version have an edge stitcher which can be attached so that you can stitch on the very edge of the fabric or join a piece of lace right to the edge like this.Īnd they aIso have a córding slot so yóu can zigzag ovér a cord ór thread for gathéring.įar Ieft above) not onIy works gréat, but is smaIl enough to póp into my Féatherweight case.Īctually it isnt any bigger than the standard issue ruffler attachment, and somehow its dainty size just seems more suited to the FW.
If you wánt to see aIl the stitch pattérns, LOOK HERE.). It comes with a set of four cams, and three more sets of four are available. The biggest one - the Automatic ZigZagger, takes cams to make different stitch patterns.
Reply Delete RepIies MKB Jat 5:40 PM Gosh, it was so long ago that I did it, I dont remember which one I was using. Automatic Zigzagger For Singer K017 By thromamchanty1981 Follow | Public
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