presser foot
/ˈprɛsə ˌfʊt
/noun
The footplate of a sewing machine which holds the material down on to the part which feeds it under the needle.The trapezoid motion moves squarely with relation to the presser foot to improve fabric feeding, ply pairing and stitch formation....
- If the fabric layers begin to creep, lift the presser foot and the needle.
- To eliminate slippage while sewing, use a flat-bottom presser foot and increase the presser-foot pressure.
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