Accessories of this machine are wonderful.
We're going to go ahead and load up the accessory box.
This attaches to the back of the machine when you are not using it.
It's nice.
It kind of extends the extra work surface back here.
On the top part is where all the feet will fit, but if you lift it up you've got a whole
extra area for you to store the bulkier feet.
This is the little package of feet that were underneath the presser foot.
We had a S foot.
Some of these are a little bit bigger where you'll put that down towards the end.
You can put them in the order you would like.
Got a pack of needles.
Needles are all ... Most sewing machine needles are actually all the same, but the Inspire
needles that come with the machine are great.
You have a wing needle, stretch jeans, embroidery, and universal needles.
Your machine is actually going to tell you when to put which needle in which is wonderful.
Those extra spool caps.
Spool caps are meant to match up with the spool that you're using so they stay nice
and protected.
Seam ripper.
Put the cap on the base so you have a handle when you use that.
These were the extra thread and bobbin that came out of the machine so I'm going to just
set those in.
The bobbins will fit right along the front here.
You notice that you'll have plenty of space to store extra bobbins.
We have some thread nets.
These would help if you have any thread that's kind of falling off the spool, you can slip
the thread in there and it will help kind of guide it so it comes off nicely.
All right.
Extra bobbins.
The green bobbins are the ones that come with the machines, but there are some colorful
ones that you can get from your local Husqvarna Viking dealer.
That's really nice.
You've got a little cloth to help keep your screen nice and clean, and a multipurpose
tool.
We will show you how that works.
I love that it comes with the machine.
These are little felt pads.
You can put those at the underneath part of your spool, let's see, or the spool holders
like where the caps are if you're putting your spools on the vertical side.
We'll just slip those in there.
A seam guide that you can help go nice and even where your lines on your throat plate
only go so far.
That will help you keep going as you work.
Cleaning your machine.
You get a brush to do just that.
Screwdriver to take your needles out.
A stylus.
This will fit right here so I love that it will stay close by.
Notice that it's got a little top part so you could put a little ribbon through it and
helps you kind of not lose it.
It's easier to hang on to sometimes.
We have a total of one, two, three, four, five and six, six bobbins come with this machine.
The rest are all feet.
We'll start off with the H foot.
It is a white foot.
It's a non-stick foot so if you're sewing on leather or vinyl your machine will even
tell you to put that foot on.
We have a clear open-toe foot.
Well, you can't really see it because it's clear, but it's wonderful for doing applique
and any of your decorative stitches you want to see where you're going.
This is an R foot.
An R foot is for doing, you can even do some free motion quilting with this and anything
that you would drop the feed dogs, or even darning.
That comes with it.
This foot is a buttonhole foot.
You actually get two letter C buttonhole feet; the manual one, this one is an automatic one.
This is the one that was running around the accessory box when you got it.
Make sure that it goes down here.
This has a little nub at the end and in your accessory box there is one compartment down
here that has a little place.
Put that nub part down and then your box will actually fit.
If you put it in one of the other ones, it sticks up too high and it doesn't close.
So make sure it's in the second to the end from the right and you'll have what you need.
We have a blind hem foot, blind hem foot letter D. It's nice the machine is going to tell
you which foot to put on.
They're all lettered.
You can see where you're going.
Overlock foot is letter J and will do all sorts of things.
Since this is a quilting machine, they do include a 1/4 inch foot for you with all the
lines and markings for your perfect 1/4, 1/8 inch type stitching.
That is a great option.
Then this is your zipper foot.
It's letter E, and I sometimes put that on where the S is.
I think I think that's right where it goes.
Yup.
Or sometimes you can put that down below.
We'll see if the box closes with that kind of doubled up.
Then these two little guys, they are little stickers.
They are non-stick like the H foot where you can put them on the bottom of, let's say,
you needed to put them on the bottom of a different foot.
You can peel them off, stick them down, and then that will make that foot slide or glide
along leather or vinyl or something sticky that a metal foot can't handle very well.
Keep those ... They'll just run around your accessory box.
This is your straight stitch throat plate.
It has a single hole in it.
It's wonderful so if you're doing just any precision-type sewing, if you're doing your
piecing, love it for that.
If you're actually sewing on lightweight fabrics like satins or silks, put this on, it will
help make sure that that fabric doesn't go down in that throat plate.
It will really stabilize your needle beautifully.
So that will go in there.
Also, about this plate you have both inches and metrics so if you are used to more you
1/2 inch, 3/4 like we are in the United States, those will be marked on this throat plate
as well so we'll just lay that down in the bottom.
We'll put this on top.
Oh, one other thing down here in this lower corner you'll notice some holes.
If you have some extra needles that are not totally used up, you only used them for a
short amount of projects, you can store those in those holes and they'll just kind of stick
right up and you can keep them separate from your brand new needles.
All right, everything looks like it's fitting.
Click, and then we can put that right on the back of the machine and it's ready to go.
That's also where it will be when you travel.
When you put your case over the machine and you're going somewhere, you want to make sure
that you have all the accessories with you.