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Summary: <br>Oliver <!-- Oliver@opt2.net --> says: It is a button foot; used to hold a button in place under presser foot and sew on with ZZ . .
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Oliver <!-- Oliver@opt2.net --> says: It is a button foot; used to hold a button in place under presser foot and sew on with ZZ stitch. Of course not for buttons with a shank. Rubber/plastic tips assure non-slipping.
Jennifer<!-- jennifer.hill@home.com --> adds: Personally, I do buttons with one of those old fashioned sewing gizmos, a needle with the eye at the end opposite to the pointy one.
-- Anonymous 2006-12-01 02:21 UTC