Addition to
AC C E S S O RY US E RS GU ID E

4130766-26

lude De sig d: ner D De sig i a mo ner T n d, De sig opa z 3 0, n e r 2 0, SE L i m Sa pph ited E ir e d it ion 875Q, , 870, 8 850, 8 55, 35, 83 0
H u s qva r n a v i k i n g s e w i n g a n d E m b ro i d e ry m a c h i n e s
To determine which presser feet and accessories fit your model of Husqvarna Viking sewing machine, identify your model from the illustrations on this page. The number in a square will identify each of the accessories that will fit your Husqvarna Viking sewing machine. Step by step instructions teach you how to use each foot, plus project ideas are pictured for your inspiration. If your sewing machine model is not included below, visit our website www.husqvarnaviking.com for more information.
Orchidea, 1250, #1+, 1200, 1100,
1090, 1070, 1070 S, 1050.
990 S, 990, 980, 960, 950 S,

950, 945, 940.

630, 620, 610, 190, 185,

180, 150, 120.

105, 100, 95, 90.
Prelude 360, Prelude 340,
Scandinavia 100, 335, 330, 325, 320, 315, 310, 250, 230, 225/215, 210, 205, Emerald 122, 118, 116.
775, 770, 755 Quilt, 750 Quilt, 735, 730, 715, ROSE, IRIS, 605, ROSE 600, SCANDINAVIA 400, 00, 200, LILY 555, 550, 3 545, 40, 535, 530, 500, FREESIA 5 445, 35, 425, 415, 400, 350, 4 Emerald 203, 183
Platinum 955 E, 950 E, Platinum Plus
7 Designer Diamond, Designer Topaz 30, 20, Designer SE, Designer SE Limited Edition, Designer I, II, Quilt Designer, Quilt, Designer II, Sapphire 875Q, 870, 855, 850, 835, 830
H u s qva r n a v i k i n g s e w i n g s o ft wa r e p ro g r a m s
4 D Fa m i ly P o rt ra i t 920 217-096 (st a nd a lone i nc lude s dong le) 920 218-096 (add on dong le NOT i nc luded, mu st h ave 4D E mbroider y, 4D E mbroider y E x t r a or 4D Profe s siona l)
Transform your photos into wonderful PortraitStitch embroideries. Enter your own family details or import gedcom files (.ged) from other genealogy software. Wizards help create portraits and charts, add lettering , frames and more! HUSQVARNA VIKING 4D Family Portrait is available either as a stand-alone or add-on part of the 4D Embroidery System.
4 D E x pressM o n o gra m Wi z ar d 920 238-096 (add on dong le NOT i nc luded, mu st h ave 4D E mbroider y, 4D E mbroider y E x t r a or 4D Profe s siona l)
Follow the steps in the 4D ExpressMonogram Wizard to help you create one, two or three letter monograms. Use the Name function and add words to personalize your projects. Ten Classic Monogram fonts and a multi-color Trellis font are added to the fonts included in your 4D system program. Add a frame, flourish or corner to show off your unique style. 4D Embroidery Extra and 4D Professional owners see your monogram on a background or template.
I n sp i ra 4 D M o n o gra m & V i s i o n 26-96 (st a nd a lone dong le i nc luded) I nc lude s 4D E x pre s s Monog r a m Wi z a rd a nd 4D Bac k g rou nd Wi z a rd
U T I L I T Y GARMEN T SEWING
F L AT F E L L E D F OOT 9 MM
9 mm Flat-felled seams such as the typical jeans seams, are extremely durable and popular. 9 mm flat-felled seams are often used in home dec items. They add a decorative touch when sewn with a contrasting thread. Best results will be achieved on medium to heavy weight fabrics. Method One: 1.Snap on the Flat-Felled Foot 9 mm Foot. 2.Place the wrong sides of the fabrics together and overlap the raw edges by using the red markings on the foot as a guide. The lower fabric should follow the marking on the right side of the foot and the upper fabric should follow the red marking on the right front side. (This will result in a double row of stitching on the right side of the garment. If you want a single row of stithing on the garment, stitch right sides of the fabric together.) 3.Stitch fabric together with a straight stitch 4.Press the seam allowance to the left 5.Use the guides on the front of the Flat-Felled Foot to fold the wider seam allowance around the narrower seam allowance. Stitch in place using a straight stitch. Method Two: If you have a seam allowance of 15 mm (5/8) included in your pattern, use the outer right markings on the Flat-Felled Foot as a guide for both layers. Cut off 6mm from the top seam allowance. Then continue with step 4.

s e n s o r o n e - s t e p b u tto n h o l e f o ot
not for 415, 350, E m e r a ld ser ie s
The Sensor One-Step Buttonhole Foot measures buttonhole length and sews the button size that has been entered into the machine. The middle mark gives a 9/16 (15 mm) buttoning edge. The Sensor one-step Buttonhole Foot measures as it sews, making every buttonhole the same size. The button size is adjusted in 2 mm steps. 1.Snap on the Sensor One-Step Buttonhole Foot. Plug the cord into the socket near the light on the machine. Line up the white range on the side of the wheel with the white marking line on the foot. 2.Set the button size on your Husqvarna Viking sewing machine. 3.Lower the presser foot and sew. Line up the white range on the side of the wheel before you sew the next buttonhole to sew it in exactly the same size. 4.Use red lines on foot to sew every buttonhole the same distance from edge of project.
a d j u s ta b l e b l i n d h e m f o ot
The Adjustable Blind Hem Foot can be moved from side to side to fine tune the amount of fabric caught by the blind hem stitch. 1.Snap on Adjustable Blind Hem Foot. 2.Fold and press hem as instructed for blind hem. 3.Place hem under foot and turn the orange dial on the blind hem foot to the right or left to adjust the foot from side to side until the wide zigzag stitch of the blind hem barely catches the fold of the fabric.

ro ll e r f o ot

(conti nu ed )
The Roller Foot sews fabrics with uneven levels, leathers, velvets, and fabric with nap or loops. Straight stitch, zigzag and other forward motion utility and decorative stitches. 1.Snap on Roller Foot. 2.Select stitch and sew. The little wheels ride smoothly over a variety of fabric types.

HOME D EC SEWING

1/2 ( m m ) b i a s b i n d e r

8 87-01

To bind edges with 1/2 (12 mm) Bias Binding, cut a 2 (50 mm) wide bias strip of light weight fabric, or use packaged extra wide double fold Bias Binding. Straight stitch, length 2.5, or zigzag or decorative stitch at desired length. 1.Snap on Bias Binder. 2.Cut the end of the bias tape to a point. Insert the bias tape from the outside of the funnel guide, into the slot and pull it down under the foot. 3.Place the edge to be bound into the groove on the left side of the funnel guide. 4.Adjust needle position as needed or to adjust the position of the binder funnel/ 5.guide, loosen the screw on the top of the foot and position the funnel guide as needed.ic.

10 m m h e m m e r

00-45 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
Rolls a 10 mm double hem in light to medium weight fabrics. Straight stitch, length 2.5. Snap on the A-foot. 1.Snap 10 mm Hemmer onto needle plate of machine. 2.Place fabric into the scroll/guide of the 10 mm Hemmer, rolling it up to the needle. 3.Sew. Do not help the fabric roll. Simply guide it.
d e c o r at i v e / c r a ft i n g SEWING

MINI PIPING F OOT

Insert package piping into seams and edges for a tailored finish. Cover cord with fabric for specialty piping. The clear view allows you to see the piping placement and see exactly where you are stitching and enables you to see the first row of stitching and adjust your needle position to stitch next to the original row. Straight stitch, length 2.5.
To make piping from your fabric: 1.Snap on the Mini Piping Foot 2.Cut bias or crosswise grain strips wide enough to cover the cording plus seam allowances. 3.Lay the cording on the wrong side of the fabric strip and wrap the fabric over the cord. 4.Place the fabric and the cord under the Mini Piping Foot with the cord in the groove on the underside of the foot. 5.Sew. The groove will guide the cord so the fabric covers it evenly. Hint: When you sew this piping into a garment or other project, adjust the needle position so it stitches one position closer to the cord, to cover the first stitching.
To stitch piping into a seam: 1.Snap on the Mini Piping Foot 2.Place the piping along the seam line of the right side of the fabric and stitch in place with the piping in the groove of the foot. 3.Place the second piece of fabric on top with the right sides together. 4.Put fabric and piping layers under the Mini Piping Foot with the piping in the groove on the underside of the foot. Sew. The groove on the underside of the foot will guide the piping as you sew. Hint: Notch the seam allowance of the piping on curves and corners.

SPECIA LT Y BOBBIN CASE

920 211-096
not for E m e r a ld ser ie s
Create beautiful bobbin work, also called reversed decorative stitch embroidery with the Husqvarna Viking Specialty Bobbin Case. 1.Lower the feed teeth, remove the stitch plate and replace the standard bobbin case with the Specialty Bobbin Case. Slide stitch plate back in place and raise feed teeth. 2.Depending on what type of decorative thread you are using for your projects there are different ways of working with the Specialty Bobbin Case. For heavy or specialty threads: Wind the bobbin with the decorative thread slowly Husqvarna Viking logo facing out. Place the bobbin in the Specialty Bobbin Case with the Husqvarna Viking logo facing up. For less texture use thinner specialty threads, and adjust the bobbin tension screw if needed so the thread pulls evenly. Place bobbin and pull specialty thread into the bobbin tension. For heavier yarns and textured specialty threads: Wind the bobbin evenly clockwise by hand. Bypass bobbin tension. For the most textured bobbin work, do not pull the heavy thread or yarn into the bobbin tension or the thread cutter, but go directly into the bypass slot. Place the bobbin inthe Specialty Bobbin Case. To bring up the bobbin thread hold the top thread, and turn the hand wheel towards you. 3. For both techniques thread the top with regular sewing thread. Use the recommended size needle for your fabric. Snap on B- or S foot. 4. Place the right side of the fabric facing down and place Tear Away Stabilizer on top. Select stitches where the density is less tight. Play around with the straight stitch, zigzag and other decorative stitches. Lengthen the stitches for best result. Select slow speed and stitch at an even speed for best results. Increase top tension slightly if needed. Before sewing on your project, try on a scrap of fabric until your adjustments are set. Hint: The heavier the thread, the longer the stitch length. Choose a stitch that does not stitch forward and back over itself.

YARN COUCHING F EE T SE T

920 215-096

7 With HUSQVARNA VIKING Yarn Couching Feet Set you can easily create decorative yarn embellishment both when sewing free-motion and embroidering. Two different feet will suit a variety of yarn. A detailed instruction is included with the product.

BRAI D ING F OOT

Couch or stitch braid or cord for decorative embellishment. Stabilize as needed. Straight stitch, length 2.5 or Zigzag stitch, length 2 to 4, width wide enough to go over braid or cord (or use decorative stitch). 1.Thread braid from top of foot into the guide hole and under the foot. 2.Lower the Presser Foot and stitch. The Gimping /Braiding Guide accessory (44-45) will guide the braid as you sew.
7 - HO L E COR D F OOT WI T H T HREA D ER
Create one-of-a-kind trims and stitch them in place in one step. Couch or stitch up to seven decorative threads at once for quick embellishment. Decorative Stitch or zigzag, width to stitch over threads. Stabilizer as needed. 1.Thread decorative thread into holes from the top of the foot. The more holes you thread, the wider the decorative embellishment. Wrap lengths of thread on an empty spool to prevent tangles. 2.Snap on 7-Hole Cord Foot. Place threads under the foot. 3.Mark a design on your fabric, stabilize as needed, sew. The decorative threads will be stitched down creating a beautiful braid embellishment.

HEIR L OOM SEWING

SPECIA LT Y CAN D L EWICKING F OOT
not for IRIS , SCAN DINAVIA, EMERA L D ser ie s
Sew beautiful heirloom candlewicking techniques! The foot has a deep tunnel on the underside to feed over built up stitching.

h e i r l o o m SEWING

SPANISH HEMS T I TCH F OOT
48-45 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
Spanish Hemstitching is a delightful addition to any project. It is used to join two finished edges. It works well to attach borders, edging to a skirt or curtain or to piece fabric, for example to achieve the width needed for a tablecloth. For the above models, the Spanish Hemstitch Distance Plate snaps on to the standard needle plate. 1.Snap the Distance Plate onto the needle plate by placing the little prongs into the holes in the plate. Be sure that the plate doesnt cover the feed teeth. Snap on the Spanish Hemstitch Foot. 2.Thread with a decorative thread on top and in the bobbin. 3.Select a zigzag, three step zig zag. Adjust stitch width to make sure that the 4.needle catches the fabric edges. Note: Avoid using stitches with too much side motion and stitches with too much motion forward and back. You need to have a finished edge. If necessary, press under a 3/8 (1 cm) seam allowance on the fabric edges that will be stitched together. 5.Place the pressed edge of the pieces on each side of the Distance Plate. 6.Lower the presser foot. Start with a long thread tail of both top and bobbin thread. Hold these threads as you begin sewing until the needle catches on the fabric. Because of the nature of the stitching, it will stitch on air for several stitches before it goes over and catches the fabric edge. Once the needle has caught the fabric, you can let go of the threads. Sew, holding the edges gently together in front of the foot. Optional: Place a decorative thread in the groove of the Distance Plate.

3 GROOVE PIN T UCK F OOT WI T H RAISE D SEAM P L AT E
28-45 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
Sew quick tucks in medium weight fabrics. Use with Twin Needle. Straight stitch, length 2.5. 1.Snap on foot. Insert and thread 2.0 or 2.5 twin needle. 2. Pintucks are formed by Twin Needle sewing as fabric tunnels into the groove on underside of foot. 3.Place tuck in outside groove of foot to guide next tuck. Note: Snap on Raised Seam Plate for heavier fabrics or to place cord in tucks. For corded tucks, place cord or yarn in guide on raised seam plate. Note: Use the Edge/Quilting Guide (19-45) for evenly spaced tucks.

RAISE D SEAM P L AT E

28 - 01 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s

T RANSPAREN T F OOT B

7 Satin stitch applique, taper stitches and decorative stitches. Length as desired. The tunnel on the underside of the foot feeds smoothly over the stitches. Because it is clear and has red guidelines, visibility and accuracy is improved. Use stabilizer as needed. 1.Snap on foot. 2.Set decorative or satin stitch. 3.Sew. 8
C L EAR A PRESSER F EE T KI T

920 237-096

CLEAR A FOOT The Clear A Foot is used mainly for straight stitching and zig-zag stitching with a stitch length longer than 1.0. The clear view allows you to see exactly where you are stitching. 1.Snap on the Clear A Foot. 2.Select desired stitch. 3.Sew. CLEAR A EDGE STITCHING FOOT The Clear Edge Stitching Foot guides topstitching and edge stitching perfectly. The clear view allows you to see exactly where you are stitching. 1.Snap on the Clear A Edge Stitching Foot. 2.Place project under foot with the flange guide at the edge of the project. 3.Select straight stitch and adjust needle position so the stitching will be sewn at desired distance from edge. 4. For additional parallel rows of topstitching, adjust needle position and sew. CLEAR EDGE/JOINING FOOT The Clear Edge/Joining Foot guides topstitching and trims that are sewn to an edge or when two trims are sewn together. The clear view allows you to see exactly where you are stitching. Joining: 1.Snap on the Clear A Edge/Joining Foot 2.Place edge of fabric against flange/guide. 3.Select the 3-step zig-zag, or bridging stitch, length 2-3, width 4-7. 4. Sew. Trims: 1.Snap on the Clear A Edge/Joining Foot 2.Place two pieces of fabric or trim, one on each side of the guide/flange of the foot. 3.Select the 3-step zig-zag, or bridging stitch, length 2-3, width 4-7. 4.Sew. Keep fabric/trim against the flange/guide to join them.

q u i lt i n g

Q UI LT ER S TAB L E
20-01 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
Convert the free arm of your Husqvarna Viking Sewing Machine to an extended flat bed so you can sew large projects and quilts easily. 1.When opening package, remove the white adhesive protective paper from the Lexan table. 2.Hold table with Husqvarna Viking label and measuring tape right side up. Place screws in holes from the top. Screw the legs onto the underside of the table. Screw the feet into the legs of the table. 3. Slide the table onto the free arm of the machine and screw the feet up or down to adjust the height. 9
(continu ed) IN T ERCHANGEAB L E D UA L F EE D

920 219-096

not for E m e r a ld 122 , 118, 116 m ac h i ne s
The Dual Feed Foot with changeable presser feet is designed to feed layers of fabric and/or batting evenly. It is perfect for quilting, sewing velvet, stretch fabrics, imitation leathers and fabrics need precise pattern matching. Snap on the Changeable Straight Stitch Foot. Select the center needle straight stitch. Adjust it up to a maximum stitch length of 6. Snap on the Changeable Zigzag Foot and select stitches up to a maximum of 7mm wide and 6mm long. 1.Remove the presser foot ankle by unscrewing the ankle screw. 2.Place the Duel Feed Foot onto your machine from the back, positioning the fork over the needle clamp screw. Screw the Dual Feed Foot onto the presser foot bar with the presser foot ankle screw. Reduce presser foot pressure to 3. Snap-on and remove the changeable presser foot 3.With presser foot bar in the up position, place the presser foot under the Dual Feed Foot. 4.Push the changeable foot upwards so that it snaps into place. 5.To remove the changeable foot, push the front of the foot upwards until the foot snaps off. How to attach the guide The two guides included with the Dual Feed Foot will help you sew parallel rows of stitching side by side as in channel quilting or tucking. There is one guide for the left side, and one for the right. 6.Insert the guide into the hole in the back of the dual feed. 7.Adjust the space between the foot and the guide by pulling it to the left or to the right.
CHANGEAB L E Q UI LT ERS GUI D E F OOT
Use the Changeable Quilters Guide Foot when stitching in the ditch along a seam line. The foot has guidelines to make it easy to accurately turn corners for (6mm) or 1/8 (3mm) seams. The Dual Feed with Changeable Presser Feet is designed to feed layers of fabric and/or batting evenly. It is perfect for quilting, sewing velvet, some stretch fabrics, imitation leathers and fabrics which need accurate pattern matching. 1.Stitching in the ditch means stitching in the finished seam line. 2.Snap on the Changeable Quilters Guide Foot. Select the center needle straight stitch and adjust it up to a maximum stitch length of 6. 3.Place the fabric to be stitched under the presser foot aligning the guide in the center of the foot with the seam line. 4.To pivot (6mm) from the end: Select the Needle Up/Down to activate the needle down. Sew the seam. Stop sewing when the front line on the foot is even with the edge of the fabric. Raise the presser foot, pivot and continue sewing. 5.The Changeable Dual Feed Foot makes feeding several layers smooth and easy

1/4 1/2 1/4 1/2

Q UI LT ER S PRESSER F EE T KI T
7 not for E m e r a ld 122 , 118, 116 m ac h i ne s
Content: Dual Feed Foot with Guide, Open Toe Stippling Foot, Clear 1/4 Piecing Foot with Guide. Everything you need to get started with quilting.

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OPEN TOE F REE MOT ION SPRING F OOT
The Open Toe Free Motion Spring Foot gives clear visibility when doing free motion quilting or embroidery. Because of the open front, you can easily do stippling or follow a design in the fabric. The spring action keeps the fabric from lifting with the needle as the stitch is being formed which helps eliminate thread breakage with specialty or heavier threads. Be sure to use the appropriate needle for the thread you are using. For Sapphire series, select Free Motion Spring Action on the Set Menu. For Designer series, select Sensor Q Foot on the Set Menu. 1.Remove the ankle and put on the Open Toe Free Motion Spring Foot 2.Bring the bobbin thread to the top by taking one stitch. 3.Lower the presser foot. 4.Sew, moving the fabric as desired to quilt the fabric, or create a free motion design. Move the fabric in a smooth motion, moving the fabric faster as the speed of the machine is increased. You are creating the length of the stitch as you move the fabric.

EMBROI D ERY HOOPS

D ESIGNER Ma j estic Hoop
920 222-096 14.2" x 13.8" (360 x 350 mm) on ly for Designer Diamond machine

Texture Hoop

920 225-096 6" x 6" (150 x 150 mm) on ly for DESIGNER ser ie s a nd PL AT INUM 955E

Air Ease Hoop

920 214-096 5" x 7" (180 x 130 mm) on ly for DESIGNER ser ie s a nd PL AT INUM 955E

D ESIGNER Roya l Hoop

45-01 14.2" x 7.9" (360 x 200 mm) only for Designer Diamond and Designer Topaz 30 machines

D ESIGNER Crow n Ho o p

65-01 10.2" x 7.9" (260 x 200 mm) only for Designer Diamond and Designer Topaz 30/20 machines
D ESIGNER Sp l e n d id Sq u are Ho o p
82-01 4.7" x 4.7" (120 x 120 mm) on ly for Designer Diamond, Designer Topaz 30/20, De sign e r SE L i m ited E d it ion a nd De sign e r SE m ac h i ne s

e m b ro i d e ry

Handlook Needlework
includes endless designs by Helene Koch
E m b ro i d e ry c o ll e c t i o n # 0 H a n dl o o k N e e dl e wo r k
This is not the 1970s embroidery we have all come to think of when someone mentions crewel or hand-made embroidery. Handlook Needlework is a fresh, vibrant, and fun embroidery collection using classic embroidery techniques.

25 Bonus designs

THREAD VELVET & Yarn
includes DESIGNER Majestic Hoop embroideries

by Anna Haraldsson

E m b ro i d e ry c o ll e c t i o n # 1 T HREA D VE LVE T a n d Y a r n

4 - 096

Not one but two of your favorite techniques combined into one fantastic embroidery collection. Classic fun graphic shapes such as hearts, circles, swirls, stars and more are use to make THREAD VELVET and Yarn a contemporary embroidery collection by Husqvarna Viking.
Designed to be embroidered with Yarn Couching Feet set. Sold as an accessory.

10 Bonus designs

Majestic Cutwork

by Helene Koch

E m b ro i d e ry c o ll e c t i o n # 2 M a j e s t i c C u t wo r k
The cutwork in this collection is just as majestic as its name Majestic Cutwork. Cutwork has been a favorite of embroideries through the centuries and will continue to be a favorite. The collection offers elegant, traditional and contemporary embroidery designs perfect for fashion wear, home dcor and everything in between.
Sewing instructions included!

Bonus Designs

E m b ro i d e ry c o ll e c t i o n # 3 T e x t u r e H o o p R i b b o n s & F l ow e r s.
This new, fun embroidery technique has endless possibilities. Pick your textures yarn, torn fabric, thread strings, silks, choose an embroidery design to anchor your textures, embroidery them all together and customize everything in your closet and home. Use this collection with the New Texture Hoop and INSPIRA Yarns and Ribbons.
Add i t i o n a l a c c e s s o r i e s
e i g h t s p o Ol t h r e a d r a c k
Snaps onto top of machine and features pins for up to eight spools of thread. Thread pins are numbered for embroidery color changes.

MEGA SPOO L S TAN D

83-01: and Designer Di a mond, Designer Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
Perfect when using larger spools of thread. Fits easily to the auxiliary spool pin.

EYE L E T P L AT E 4 MM

11-45 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s

EYE L E T P L AT E 6 MM

11-46 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
Sew eyelets for laces, belts, shower rings, and more. 1.Zigzag stitch, width 23 (adjust as needed to clear Eyelet Plate), drop feed teeth. 2.Insert Eyelet Plate into needle plate. Snap off presser foot, remove ankle as needed. 3.Place fabric in small hoop. Poke a small hole for eyelet. (Use Eyelet Cutter or Buttonhole Knife.) 4.Work the hole over the eyelet plate finger. 5.Bring bobbin thread to top and wrap top and bobbin thread around the finger to anchor them. 6.Lower presser foot. 7.Stitch zigzag turning fabric as you stitch to zigzag around the eyelet. After stitching around the eyelet once, clip any thread tails, increase stitch width as desired, and zigzag around eyelet a second time.

FPO I L L U S TRATIoN pA GE 7 3
S TAN D AR D ZIGZAG P L AT E WI T H INCH MARKINGS
42-02 only for Designer Diamond, Designer Topaz 30/20, Sapphire series
S T RAIGH T S T I TCH P L AT E WI T H INCH MARKINGS
42-03 only for Designer Diamond, Designer Topaz 30/20, Sapphire series

C L EARENCE P L AT E

The Clearance Plate creates a thread shank when sewing buttons in place. Each end is a different thickness for more or less thread shank. It also can be used when sewing over heavy seams to balance the height of the foot. 1.Place the Clearance Plate between button and fabric. 2.Follow instructions for button sewing and stitch button in place.
SA F E T Y NEE D L E GUAR D
The Safety Needle Guard is a safety feature used during sewing. The metal guard is attached to the presser foot bar so that any unintentional touching of the needle during sewing is prevented.
WAT ERCO L ORE D BOBBINS PACK
4 different color bobbins to help you organize your specialty thread types.
ov e r l o c k s e w i n g a n d e m b e ll i s h i n g
Gathering Foot 14-96 on ly for HUSKY L OCK s15 m ac h i ne
This foot is most suited for gathering when sewing tiered skirts, yokes, cuffs and frills on skiris, etc. This foot is also suited for sewing two fabrics together and gathering the bottom fabric in one operation.
Elastic Foot 15-96 on ly for HUSKY L OCK s15 m ac h i ne
This foot is used for attaching elastic tape to the garment and the amount of contraction of the elastic tape can be adjusted as required. This foot can also be used for attaching tape to prevent stretching.
Piping Foot 16-96 on ly for HUSKY LOCK s15 m ac h i ne
This presser foot is suited for sewing welting between two layers of fabric.
Blind hem Foot 17-96 on ly for HUSKY LOCK s15 m ac h i ne
This foot is for sewing cuffs on knit fabrics, and hemming where seam should not be visible.
Beading Foot 18-96 on ly for HUSKY LOCK s15 m ac h i ne
This foot is used for sewing on beads, spangles, etc.
Lace F o ot 19-96 on ly for HUSKY LOCK s15 m ac h i ne

This foot is used for sewing lace or borders together or onto the workpiece.
Yar n A pp l i cat i o n F o ot 20-96 on ly for HUSKY LOCK s15 m ac h i ne
This foot is used for sewing yarns (cords, nylon gut) up to a thickness of 1.0 mm. This produces an undulating or stiffer hem (e.g. on wedding dresses and valance).

ACCESSORY BAG

BAG F OR EMBROI D ERY UNI T
BAG SEWING MACH W. T RO L L EY
4132469-26 2009.VSM Group AB. All rights reserved. Printed in Sweden on environmentally friendly paper. Husqvarna Viking reserves the right to change the assortment of accessories without prior notice, or make modifications to the performance or design. Such modifications, however will always be to the benefit of the user and
the product. Husqvarna is used under license of Husqvarna AB and VIKING is a registered trademark of VSM Group AB. All other product and company names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective owners.
For more information and inspiration, visit your local dealer.

www.husqvarnaviking.com

27-01 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s 28-01 on ly for De sig ner Dia mond, De sign e r Topa z 30/20, S a pph i r e ser ie s
13-02 on ly for De sign e r Di a mon d m ac h i ne
21-01 on ly for De sign e r Topa z 30/20 m ac h i ne s