Elna UK Sewing Machines Model Listing 2010 Elna Brand Names Approximate Timeline of Introduction.
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Elna 2100 Elna 2300 Elna 2600 Elna 2800 Elna 3210 Elna 5100 Elna 5200 Elna 5300 Elna 6200 Elna 6600 Elna 7300 Elna 8100 Elna 8300 Elna 8600 Elna 3210 / 3230 (Janome) Elna 2110 / 2130 (Janome) Elna 6001 (Janome) Elna 6005 (Janome) Elna 2003/2005/2007 (Sunbeam) Elna XE 32 / 35 (Sunbeam) Elna 8007 (Janome) Elna CE20 (Janome) Elna 8006 (Janome) Elna 1010 (Janome) Elna 6003 / Quilt (Janome) Elna 1006 (Janome) Elna 3000/3005/3007 (Janome) Elna 6004 (Janome) Elna 3002/3004/3006 (Janome) Elna 9006 (Janome) Elna 2002/2004/2006/2004SP
Elna 344 Elna 654 Elna 745
544 / 544DE (Jaguar) 683 /686 (Tsang Yu) 744 (Hosei) 945 (Hosei) EZ 34 (Tsang Yu) 634 / 644 (Hosei)

925 (Hosei)

704 (Hosei) 604 / 614 / 624 (Hosei) 904 / 905 (Hosei)
2000 - / / 1999 / 1997 - - - 2000 - - - 1995 - - - 2001
Note: Enquiries for Elna Sewing Machines before the dates in this timeline will be referred to our Elna UK Heritage Centres
Elna Brand Names Approximate Timeline of Introduction. From 1940 to the Elna UK Timeline Support.
Elna Sewing Machines SERVICE SUPPORT in this timeline should be referred to Elna UK Heritage Centres

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44DE (Happy) T 34D (Happy) PRO 4 / 5 (Hosei) F-4 (Hosei) T 33 / 34 (Hosei) F-3 (Hosei) L-5D (Hosei) L-4D (Hosei) L-5 (Hosei) L-4 (Hosei) L-1 / L-2 (Hosei)

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Elna 8000 / 9000 / Diva Elna Computer 7000 Elna Computer 6000 Elna Computer 5000 / Club Carina 65 / 66 SU Carina 55 / 56 TSP Carina 45 / Jubilee Stella 57 -TSP / TX Stella 37 - SP Stella 27 - ZZ Elnita 17 - ZZ Air Electronic 68 / 69 SU Air Electronic 58 / 59 TSP Air Electronic 38 / 39 SP Lotus 52 Top Special Lotus 32 Special Lotus 22 Zigzag Elnita 34 Special Elnita 25 Zigzag Elnita 14 Economic Lotus 36 Top-Special Lotus 35 Special Lotus 25 Zigzag Lotus 15 Economic 72 / 74 TSP 62 / 64 SU 41 / 43 ST 31 / 33 SP 21 / 23 ZZ 11 / 13 EC Etoile Stern / Star / Estrella Elna / Zigzag / Automatic Elna Industrial Elna III Elna Junior Elna Zig Zag / Transformer Elna II / Elna Supermatic Elna I
Elna XQuisit I - 9010 Elna XQuisit II - 9020 These sewing and embroidery machines manufactured by Juki between 2000 - 2001 are also included in this timeline. (Same as Singer XL6000)
1985 - 1996 -1993 - - 1996 -1989 - - 1996 - 1990 - - 1989 - 1988 - - 1989 - 1988 - - 1989 - 1987 - - 1989 - 1988 - - 1989 - 1990 - - 1989- 1986 - - 1989 - 1986 - - 1989 - 1985 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1953
Note: Enquiries for Elna Sewing Machines service support in this timeline should be referred to Elna UK Heritage Centres

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THE SYMBOLS BELOW CORRESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING ELNA SEWING MACHINES = ELNA 2000 series = ELNA 3000 series - 3210/3230 = ELNA 3000 series - Funstyler/3005/3007 = ELNA 6000 series = ELNA 7200 = ELNA 8007/8006 = ELNA CE20 = ELNA XQUISIT 9010/XQUISIT II 9020
Sewing Machines Appliqu Foot..1 Bead Feet (See Pearl/Bead Foot).16 Bias Binder Foot.2 Blind Hem Foot, Adjustable.3 Braiding Foot...4 Bridging Plates (See Fagoting Plates).10 Button Sewing Foot.5 Buttonhole Foot, Sliding (4 Step Buttonhole)..6 Circular Sewing Device..7 Cord Guides (Narrow Or Wide).18 Darning Foot (See Embroidery Foot).9 Elastic Gatherer..8 Embroidery/Darning Foot..9 Embroidery/Satin Stitch Foot..26 Even Feed Foot (See Walking Foot).31 Fagoting Plates - EXCLUSIVE (Narrow and Wide)..10 Fringe/Looping Foot..11 Gathering Foot..12 Hemmer Foot..13 Invisible Zipper Foot (See Zipper Foot, Invisible)..32 Looping Foot (See Fringe/Looping Foot).11 Mutli-Cord Foot.14 Open Toe/Embroidery Foot..15 Overlock Foot..16 Pearl/Bead Foot (2mm, 4mm).17 Pintuck Foot (Narrow Or Wide).18 Embroidery Continuous Hoop & Embroidery Card. 35 Embroidery Cards. 37 Hoops & Frames. 36 Xpressive Software. 38 Xpressway Smart Media. 39 Piping Foot. 19 Quarter Inch Foot. 20 Quilt Guide. 21 Ribbon/Sequin Foot. 22 Rolled Hem Foot (See Hemmer Foot). 13 Roller Foot. 23 Rufer. 24 Rug-Making Fork. 25 Satin Stitch Foot. 26 Seam Guide. 27 Sequin/Ribbon Foot. 22 Special Bobbin Case. 28 Straight Stitch Foot. 29 Teon Foot. 30 Walking (Even Feed) Foot. 31 Zipper Foot, Invisible. 32 Zipper Foot, Narrow. 33 Zipper Foot, Two Sided. 34
ELNA Accessories and Feet When you purchased your Elna sewing machine you took the rst step towards creating items with your personal touch and style. Many standard accessories and feet were included with your machine, but your unique creations may require something more. This brochure presents a brief description and photograph (foot for your model may not match photograph) of the numerous accessories and feet offered by Elna. Contact your authorized Elna retailer or service center to purchase the specific accessory for your machine or to ask for the most recent additions to our accessory line. Explore the Art! Please note: All feet are not available for all machines. Refer to coding symbols.
1. APPLIQU FOOT Appliqu is a wonderful way to add your unique interpretation of design to fashions. Beautiful appliqu results are possible because this transparent, hinged foot is ideal for sewing around small or large appliqu pieces.
3. BLIND HEM FOOT, ADJUSTABLE Want an invisible hemline ? No matter the fabric weight, the adjustable guide on this foot helps ensure that the needle catches only one or two fibers of the hem. Adjust the guide for precision topstitching, edgestitching or pintucking.
2. BIAS BINDER FOOT An easy way to add bias tape trim to finish an edge ; a great construction method for reversible garments. Or create frog closures, button loops, ties. The spiral cone on this foot wraps the bias tape (pre-folded or not) around the fabric edge.
4. BRAIDING FOOT For unique dimensional effects, the adjustable opening on the front allows you to apply soutache, cord, ribbon, etc. Simply couch the trim onto fabric with a straight, zigzag or decorative stitch.
5. BUTTON SEWING FOOT Think of the fun possibilities beyond using buttons just as closures. No matter the button shape, sew buttons on in one quick and easy step. Dont worry about your buttons falling off because a thread shank can be created at the same time the button is securely attached.
8. ELASTIC GATHERERS Acts like a third hand! The elastic gatherer evenly stretches the elastic as it is sewn to the fabric; wonderful for cuffs, lingerie, garters, etc. Available in 3 sizes - 7mm, 10mm or 13mm (1/4,3/8 or 1/2).
6. BUTTONHOLE FOOT, SLIDING (4 STEP BUTTONHOLE) Eliminate buttonhole markings ; use the markings to make a properly sized buttonhole - plain or corded. The grips on the underside of the foot help feed your fabric for a beautiful result.
9. EMBROIDERY/DARNING FOOT This foot is designed for automated embroidery, free motion embroidery, stippling, darning and monogramming. Skipped stitches are no longer a concern; as the needle moves up and down, so does the spring-loaded foot.
7. CIRCULAR SEWING DEVICE The Sewers Compass for producing perfect curves or circles for doilies or large scallops. Simply attach the device to your sewing machine to make a pivot point. Fantastic with either utility or decorative stitches.

10. FAGOTING PLATES - Exclusive - (Narrow and Wide) Incorporate the elegance of vintage clothing by bridging two fabric or lace edges together. The fagoting plate keeps the edges separated at an equal distance, an essential factor for this technique.
11. FRINGE/LOOPING FOOT Both functional as well as decorative. Create tailor tacks, fringe, hair, chenille effects, fagoting (bridging), etc. The metal extension raises the thread off the fabric surface for a dynamic texture treatment.
14. MULTI-CORD FOOT Design your own braids and trims. Simply place cord(s) in the foot and sew over them for a simple couching method. Or sew over one cord with a zigzag stitch to gather heavier weight fabrics.
12. GATHERING FOOT Tired of hand-pulling basting threads for gathering ? Instead, use the gathering foot for light and medium weight fabrics. Make ruffles and flounces effortlessly.
15. OPEN TOE/EMBROIDERY FOOT Ideal for precision embroidery, appliqu, cutwork and monogramming. Nothing stands in the way of your creative vision. The cutout on the underside of the foot accommodates satin stitching and the open front ensures greater visibility while sewing.
13. HEMMER FOOT Looking for an easy, professional way to sew a delicate hem ? The spiral on this foot guides the fabric edge to create a rolled hem. Recommended for fine, sheer fabrics used in bridal wear.
16. OVERLOCK FOOT Fabric edges ravel ? Finish the edge with a zigzag stitch - a time honored method. This foot helps regulate the thread tension allowing the stitch to lie flatter. Use with medium weight fabrics.
17. PEARL/BEAD FOOT (2 mm, 4 mm) Attach strand pearls/beads in a straight or curved line anywhere on the fabric. Take the foot to the next level by inserting piping tightly into the seam or couching trims/braids.
20. QUARTER INCH FOOT Accuracy is the key to successful patchwork sewing. Sewn from center needle position, the guide on the foot provides a perfect 1/4 seam. An insiders tip - why not use the guide for topstitching?
18. PINTUCK FOOT (NARROW OR WIDE) Twin needle pintucks are a lovely focal point in modern and heirloom fashions. It is essential that the pintucks are perfect, evenly spaced, parallel rows. This foot guarantees that result. *Cord Guides sew corded pintucks. Variation use colored cord under a sheer fabric. * * * *
21. QUILT GUIDE The quilt guide is the answer to sewing evenly spaced, parallel rows of stitching (channel quilting). Combine it with the walking (even feed) foot for an unbeatable duo.

19. PIPING FOOT Piping is a great accent for tailored detailing on garments and home dec items in contrast colors, stripes, etc. The deep grooves in the foot guide the piping so it is inserted tightly into the seamline.
22. RIBBON/SEQUIN FOOT Spice up your designs with ribbons and sequins by effortlessly couching them onto fabric with a simple zigzag or a more intricate stitch. The front opening in the foot has an adjustable guide that ensures the ribbon or sequins lie flat.
23. ROLLER FOOT Challenging fabrics like leather, suede, synthetics and napped/piled fabrics are fabulous in todays fashions. The textured rollers on this foot give you more control and cause less friction between the foot and feed dogs.
26. SATIN STITCH FOOT A must-have foot for anyone who desires to sew with satin or decorative stitches. The cutout on the underside of the clear foot is designed to accommodate dense stitch formation and prevents stitches from bunching.
24. RUFFLER Fashion and home items featuring gathering and pleats have never been easier. Instead of spending hours measuring, folding and pinning pleats, use the ruffler.
27. SEAM GUIDE/CLOTH GUIDE Be assured that your seams are always consistent. Attach the seam guide to the machine to achieve perfect seam allowances. This is especially useful when sewing wide hems.
25. RUG-MAKING FORK Make beautiful, customized trims and fringe directly on your project. Wrap ribbons, braids, yarns around the fork and stitch to secure them.
28. SPECIAL BOBBIN CASE Bind an edge or outline a shape with reverse embroidery, where the right side of the fabric is placed face down and sewn using heavy, decorative threads. Stunning! The tension on this bobbin case has been adjusted for this technique.
29. STRAIGHT STITCH FOOT Have you experienced puckering and skipped stitches on lightweight fabrics ? The flat underside and small needle entry hole on this foot are designed for straight stitch sewing on these fabrics.
32. ZIPPER FOOT, INVISIBLE Refined lines never hint at whats hidden. An invisible zipper is designed to be discreet, becoming part of the seam. The grooves on the underside of the foot allow the stitching to lie very close to the zipper coil the secret to success.
30. TEFLON FOOT The no-stick Teflon coating is the key to sewing temperamental fabrics like vinyl and synthetic leather, etc. The foot just glides across the surface. This makes it ideal for directional feeding, too.

33. ZIPPER FOOT, NARROW A dual purpose zipper foot ! Attach the foot only once and adjust needle or foot position to prevent the foot from riding on top of the zipper coil. Or use this foot to sew close to large welt piping featured in home fashions.
31. WALKING (EVEN FEED) FOOT Great for keeping quilt layers from shifting when sewing and keeping stripes and checks matched. Fabrics lie between an upper and lower feed dog, preventing them from slipping.
34. ZIPPER FOOT, TWO SIDED No matter the zipper application - lapped, centered or exposed, this foot will not ride on top of the zipper coil. Its so versatile because you can attach the foot either to the left or right side of the needle.
High Performance Home Embroidery Software
Create new designs directly from pictures or scanned images, with the number of colors you choose Resize, rotate, and reflect designs while maintaining constant stitch density Merge parts of different designs to create new ones View image in actual embroidery stitches View realistic 3D stitch previews of designs Open and edit designs from SmartMedia cards, PCMCIA cards and CDs Copy and paste blocks of stitches Read and write popular home embroidery formats Connect directly to the Elna Xquisit embroidery machine by cable using Xpressive
35. CONTINUOUS HOOP AND EMBROIDERY CARD Create beautiful borders and trims with this special hoop that clamps the fabric into place for quick design alignment. The designs on this card are digitized so the overall design is precisely connected.
38. XPRESSIVE SOFTWARE The name says it all - Xpressive . Create and digitize your own designs using clip art or scanned images. Access preloaded designs or designs downloaded from the Internet. Convert designs from other formats. Features include many favorites of the professional digitizer : Autodigitizer Wizard Cross-Stitch Wizard TrueType Fonts Lettering - arc, realign, resize, envelope, move individual letters Automatic appliqus Autotrace simply point and click Programmed fills and runs Recalculate stitch count when resizing 3-D stitch image for a realistic preview Direct design transfer via cable from computer to Xquisit or send design to SmartMedia card.
36. HOOPS AND FRAMES Small, medium or large ? Which hoop works best ? For best results, always use the smallest hoop that your embroidery design requires.

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39. XPRESSWAY Smart Media Reader/Writer The Elna Xpressway USB Smart Media Reader/Writer opens a whole new world of embroidery design possibilities for your Elna Xquisit. Imagine copying any design from your hard drive, CD ROM, the Internet or disk packs. Xpressway allows you to quickly capture and convert designs from a variety of sources and save them to Elna EMD formatted Smart Media Cards. Includes: USB Smart Media Reader/Writer, One Rewriteable Smart Card, Conversion Software, Quick Start Guide
37. EMBROIDERY CARDS Looking for even more designs ? Professionally digitized designs are available in card format. Simply insert a card into your machine and expand the design selection of your Elna embroidery machine.

THE SYMBOLS BELOW CORRESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING ELNA OVERLOCK MACHINES :

= Elna 683

= Elna 686 = Elna 744 = Elna 945
Overlock Machines Attachment Holder Set..20 Auxiliary Thread Guide..21 Bead Foot (See Pearl Foot)..13 Belt Loop Foot

...1..2..3

Piping Foot...15 PRO CardsTM..23 Quilt Guide...16 Shirring Foot (See Gathering Foot).11 Tape Guide Attachment Taping Foot

.17..18

Bias Binder Attachment
Bias Binder Foot, Adjustable
Blind Hem Foot...4 Chainstitch Foot, Clear..5 Cloth Guide, Deluxe
Topstitch Covered Seam Foot.19 Topstitch Seam Guide..19 Waste Tray...24 Wrapped Edge Guide..8c
Cord Guide...7 14b , Cording Foot (See Piping Foot)..15 Cover Hem Foot Elastic Foot

Curve Guide...9

..10.12a
Elastic Gatherer (or 13 mm) , Fagoting Guide
Felling Guide..5c Gathering Foot...11 Hem Guide, 2.5 cm (1).8b Horizontal Spool Holder.22 Lace Attachment Guide
Lacing Guide..5b Multipurpose Foot..12 Pearl Foot...13 Pearl Needle Plate..13 Pintuck Foot..14 Pintuck Guide...14a
ELNA Accessories and Feet
When you purchased your Elna overlock/serger you opened the door to a world of products with a finished look and a professional feel. Many standard accessories and feet were included with your machine, but you may need new accessories to take your style further. Each accessory or attachment is shown with a brief description describing its feature. The accessory for your machine may look slightly different.

Explore the Art!

Please note : All feet are not available for all machines. Refer to coding symbols.
1. BELT LOOP FOOT Wow! You can easily duplicate the belt loops found in the garment industry using a Wide or Triple Cover Hem. This foot automatically folds under bias strip edges for belt loops, decorative accents, button loops, narrow straps, etc. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.
3. BIAS BINDER FOOT, ADJUSTABLE Cover Hem or Chainstitch? Narrow or wide trim? Purchased or custom made bias tape? These are decisions for you, the designer, to make. Since this foot is so adaptable, why not finish seam edges with bias tape just like designers create. Beautiful fashions inside and out.
2. BIAS BINDER ATTACHMENT Fold and apply bias tape with the Chainstitch a spectacular edge finish for blankets, placemats and jackets. These are traditional applications, but why not create a lacing effect, button loops or fringe? * Must use attachment holder set.
4. BLIND HEM FOOT Need an invisible hemline? The adjustable guide on this foot ensures that any weight of fabric is trimmed, overlocked and hemmed in one quick step. Change the stitch and it becomes a wonderful guide for decorative pintucks, lacy fagoting or flatlocking as seen in ready to wear.

5. CHAINSTITCH FOOT, CLEAR Surface design with the Chainstitch or Cover Hem is sensational. This transparent foot allows full visibility. Want more? Attach the fagoting guide, lacing guide or felling guide. (See entries 5a, 5b and 5c.)
5c. FELLING GUIDE For strength and durability, a flat fell seam is the answer. Discover the advantages of how to create this seam with a Cover Hem where only the upper fabric is folded (reducing seam thickness).
5a. FAGOTING GUIDE Fagoting is a lovely lacy effect created with the Cover Hem Wide.The guide keeps the fabrics separated at an equal distance while sewing. Alluring lingerie, pocket details and adding a length of fabric for growth are just a few ideas for applications.
6. CLOTH GUIDE, DELUXE Meandering seams will become extinct. This oversized guide ensures uniform distance for seam allowances and permits even cutting width when making bias tape. Measurements are shown in metric and inches. * Must use attachment holder set.
5b. LACING GUIDE Throw away those pins. Accurate alignment of lace or trim to the fabric edge is assured with this guide. Sew lace or trim evenly on top of fabric with a Cover Hem.
7. CORD GUIDE Exciting concepts abound. Some ideas sew corded pintucks (Cover Hem Narrow), stabilize stretchy fabrics (Safety 4 Thread) or create decorative braids (3 Thread). The fun never stops. Must be used with Pintuck Foot or Taping Foot.
8. COVER HEM FOOT Trims, laces, hemming, and bias edging are this foots specialty. The adjustable extension accommodates all Cover Hem variations. Depending on technique, one of the following guides must be attached. (See entries 8a, 8b, and 8c.)
8c. WRAPPED EDGE GUIDE Save time and purchase pre-folded bias tape, or make your own custom bias tape. The guide holds the upper and lower bias tape edges apart for insertion of fabric. Use a Cover Hem or Chainstitch to secure binding. Must use with Cover Hem Foot with this guide.
8a. LACE ATTACHMENT GUIDE Proficient and clever, this guide folds the fabric edge under 6mm (1/4). At the same moment its hemming, the Cover Hem attaches lace or trim underneath the stitch. Must use with Cover Hem Foot.
9. CURVE GUIDE Knife edges on pillowtops and table linens a challenge? This guide helps join a curved edge to a straight edge using a Safety 4 Thread. * Must use attachment holder set.
8b. HEM GUIDE, 2.5 CM (1) Evenly hem edges without measuring, pinning or pressing. Simply insert fabric and this guide automatically folds the fabric edge under 2.5 cm (1) for hemming with a Cover Hem. Must use with Cover Hem Foot with this guide.

10. ELASTIC FOOT Dont waste your efforts by hand stretching and pulling elastic, hoping the elastic is evenly applied. Use this foot instead. It evenly stretches elastic while sewing it directly to fabric using an overlock stitch.
11. GATHERING FOOT Looking for a shortcut for gathering? This foot creates a ruffle in light to medium weight fabrics, trims the edges, sews the ruffle to a flat fabric and overlocks in one operation.
13. PEARL FOOT AND NEEDLE PLATE Beaded trims make a statement on scarves, hems, lapels, etc. This foot provides perfect placement when flatlocking strand pearls/beads (4mm or smaller). May use with: Pearl Needle Plate - the narrow stitch finger neatly turns under the fabric edge as pearls are attached, only for
12. MULTIPURPOSE FOOT You now can create custom made soutache or wired edge ribbon by feeding fine cording or wire through the guide hole. Another purpose? Attach an elastic gatherer (see entry 12a) to the adjustable support on front of foot - the most efficient way to sew elastic directly to your fabric.
14. PINTUCK FOOT Pintucks using an overlock? Yes, now you can sew those beautiful pintucks often featured in antique fashions. Set up your machine for Cover Hem Narrow and add either the pintuck or cord guide. (See entries 14a and 14b.)
12a. ELASTIC GATHERER (7, 10 OR 13 MM) Hands-off! Let the elastic gatherer do all the work. It evenly stretches elastic as it is sewn to the fabric with an overlock or Cover Hem stitch. Nothing could be easier or more accurate. Must use with Multipurpose Foot.
14a. PINTUCK GUIDE A favorite method for creating dimension and texture to a fabric, the guide lifts up the fabric to create a raised pintuck. Sew straight or curved pintucks anywhere. Must use with Pintuck Foot.
14b. CORD GUIDE Sew corded pintucks that will never flatten. Try using this guide with sheer fabric and colored yarns or cords. Tone on tone or a contrast color is spectacular. Must use with Pintuck Foot.
17. TAPE GUIDE ATTACHMENT Begin with a stripe, print or solid to create a unique contrast trim. This attachment folds and inserts a bias strip into the seam. Use with the piping foot to create corded piping. * Must use attachment holder set.
15. PIPING FOOT Piping often accents designer fashions. The groove on the foot securely holds cording close to the needle for making or inserting piping. May use with tape guide attachment (See entry 17) to wrap bias strip around cord before seam is sewn.
18. TAPING FOOT A very versatile foot! Quickly and accurately sew 1 cm (3/8) ribbon or tape to fabric with the Cover Hem Wide. Use with cord guide (see entry 7) and decorative thread to create braid trims or insert tape into seams to stabilize stretch fabrics. (Note: Cover Hem option only available on the 700 and 900 series sergers)

16. QUILT GUIDE Drawing design lines for channel stitching is no longer necessary. Insert the quilt guide and sew evenly spaced parallel lines with the Chainstitch or a Cover Hem.
19. TOPSTITCH COVERED SEAM FOOT Designer detail - topstitch a flat fell seam. This transparent foot with shallow cutout accommodates the fabric seam while sewing. Must use with: Topstitch Seam Guide fabric seam is placed into shallow cutout for guiding.
20. ATTACHMENT HOLDER SET Some accessories must be secured to the machine with an attachment holder set. These accessories are indicated with an asterisk (*).
23. PRO Cards Searching for more creative techniques? The exclusive Elna PRO Card system is designed to expand the program selection on the 900 series of Overlocks (Sergers).
21. AUXILIARY THREAD GUIDE Prefer using industrial cone thread? Place unusually large thread cones on surface behind machine and attach the guide to the antenna for smooth thread feeding.
24. WASTE TRAY Scraps always on the table or floor? Why not use the waste tray? When fabric is trimmed, the tray automatically catches the remnants.
22. HORIZONTAL SPOOL HOLDER Some specialty threads tend to twist as they feed off the spool. This attachment holds these threads in a horizontal position to eliminate twisting.

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