Sewing Machine Parts Crossword

A small plate of teeth located under the presser foot, which moves the fabric bit by bit as each stitch is made.
You can drop the feed dogs so the fabric will not be moved through the machine.
Use these lines to line up the edge of the fabric to sew the seam allowance needed.
The part of the machine that opens so that the bobbin can be removed.
The detachable food comes in different styles for different needs. Its basic function is to hold the fabric in place against the machine.
The metal plate under the presser foot with a hole in it so the needle can pass through it.
Unscrew to release the needle.
Holds the needle and moves up and down with each stitch.
A lever at the back of the machine which lets down the presser foot when you are ready to sew and lifts it when you are finished.
A lever that moves up and down as each stitch is formed.
It sets up the amount of force on the presser foot you'll need to hold the fabric in place.
Guides the thread on its path towards the needle, helps prevent the thread from tangling.
Regulates how many stitches per inch will be sewn.
Controls the width of zig-zag stitches.
Allows the sewer a choice of sewing patterns and stitches.
Holds the spool of thread.
Turns towards you, allowing you to work the machine by hand when you need to raise thread or stitch slowly.
Keeps the thread from becoming too loose or too tight.
Allows you to sew backwards while holding in/down the button.
Holds the lower thread.
Holds the bobbin.
Find on the back or side of the needle bar to cut the threads.
A little post that spins, usually found on the side or top of the machine. It is used to wind the bobbin.
Used the turn the machine on and off.