Let's talk accessories that come with your machine.
So first off, when we wound our bobbin, we found there was one bobbin in here and three
additional ones in your accessory bag.
Keep in mind that these are not a bobbin to mix and match.
If you have got metal ones from a previous machine or even plastic ones that look similar,
if they are not identical to this machine's bobbins needs, they will not work, so no mixing
and matching.
Again, just check with your Viking dealer to get you the right bobbins.
Remind them that you have an Emerald sewing machine.
The feet that come with the machine, so let's start off, the one that actually comes on
it is noted with an A and that is actually your standard presser foot.
You also have one that's a B foot and the difference is, is there is a little cut out
or groove in here.
You can see that, that if the stitches were really, really heavy or dense, they would
have a place to slide out the back.
Where on this foot, that cutout is not as long and so that is not the best use and when
we do some satin stitching we will use this foot or any of the decorative stitches.
All right, we will just slide that back on.
See how easy they just push on and pull off?
That is nice.
All right, next we have got an overlock foot; it has a little pin in it making it perfect
so when you jump over the edge of your fabric it is not going to roll it; it is going to
be supported so any of our overlock stitches we will definitely want to use that.
We have a blind hem foot.
This red wheel is actually adjustable so we can set it up to be perfectly aligned with
our fabric thickness we are using.
This is a zipper foot.
You will notice there is actually two bars on it so sometimes I have it attached to the
right side and sometimes we have it attached to the left side just depending on what side
the zipper coils are actually sitting on for your project.
We have two buttonhole feet.
One, this one is the manual buttonhole foot, so you would actually kind of draw your line.
I have often used this when I needed longer button holes than I would ever dream of making.
There is a time and place where buttonholes can be used for openings but the other buttonhole
foot is actually stored in your accessory box that is empty when you get it but it is
in here and then we will show you how to make buttonholes with this particular foot.
Of course, everything is going to fit back in here as we use it, so it is a tight fit
because they give you so many accessories but just kind of work them all in there and
those will go.
Okay, what else comes with this machine?
With this, there is a nonstick foot which I love it because it is a smooth foot; great
for fabrics that have some stick.
We have been working with a lot of vinyls these days or clear plastics.
Put this foot on, that metal foot is going to just stick to the plastics or leathers.
This is going to glide right over it so that is a wonderful one to have.
We have got a seam guide.
There is a place in the back of the white ankle that as you push it on ... here I will
show you.
That will kind of just sit right in that area and you can set that for any distance to help
you keep going straight.
We have got a seam ripper.
Take that out, put it back in its cap and then that is a nice handle for use.
We have got a brush for cleaning.
We will have a whole video on how to do cleaning which you will need the screwdriver to take
some of the screws out on the side.
You have a ... it says here, self adhesive glide plates.
I always have to remember what you call these.
They are like little toes.
Well, this is the same as this H foot, the one that will not stick but you can put this
on the back of say your zipper foot.
Oh my goodness.
How great would that be?
Then you will glide across the fabric and not stick.
You can add these to any of your accessory feet that you purchase if you are working
with some of those specialty fabrics.
Don't throw those away; just let those stickers kind of hang out in the bottom of your machine.
From the vertical spool pin, there is a little belt pad.
Sometimes I will put that on.
Should that spool want to kind of spin or slide quickly, this will resist it and make
it so it doesn't spin away from you.
We put the small spool cap on the machine.
This is a large spool cap.
You only need these if you are using the horizontal spool pin.
Don't use this.
Definitely don't need to do it like this because those caps, those spools on this vertical
spool pin are not going to go flying off but those that are laying down horizontally need
a little help.
Match that up when you are working with a spool with a bigger end cap.
That is what the bigger spools are for.
A pack of needles, we have got just some basic sizes and a stretch needle.
Watch our videos on needles.
We have got a whole series of them and every needle is designed for a different fabric
and project and we go in and explain which one is for which project.
Those are the accessories that come with your machine.