Button on the front of the machine that allows you to go backwards.

This large wheel on the right side of the machine, can manually move the take up lever and needle while sewing.

This provides added brightness for sewing.

Holds the bobbin while thread is being put on it.

Controls the width of the stitch.

"Foot" that holds fabric in place against feed dog for sewing.

Holds and guides the thread from spool to needle. Must be threaded properly in order to sew correctly.

Metal plate under the machine needle. Contains lines and numbers on it for accurate sewing.

Tells the machine what stitch to make.

Holds the needle and has a little wire that needs to be threaded when top threading the machine.

Moves up and down, pulls the thread from the spool to the needle.

Also called the monster

This lever is located in the back of the machine. You must control this lever at all times.

In what direction should you always turn the hand wheel?

You never want to let this slam.

This must be in the up position when we sew.

This tells the machine how long to make your stitches.

This must always be on 4. This controls the tightness or looseness of the thread.

There are 2 long rows and 2 short rows of these inside the needle plate. Then move the paper/fabric while you are sewing.

What side should you always place the speed controller on?

This holds the tread at the top of the machine.

This button is pushed when we want to go backwards.

This manually moves the needle and take up lever.

You should never let this slam.

Move this to change the kind of stitch you want to make.

"Tells" the machine how long to make the stitches.

ALWAYS PAY ______________ TO WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!!!!

When we sew, in what position should the presser foot be in?

When you are sewing, should you be looking around the room?