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Feels smooth and protects the walls well. If so, do you know where your zipper foot is? I think zippers and the humble zipper foot get some really bad press. In fact, I never hear sewists extolling the virtues of putting in a zipper. All zipper feet have one thing in common — notches on either side of the foot that allow the needle to get as close as possible to the edge of a project. I click a button and the needle moves to the right or left of the notches.
Adjustable needle positions are common on newer machines. Basically, the zipper foot prevents you from sewing into the zipper teeth. Some of us have to learn the hard way.
Loosen the screw to adjust the slider and position of the foot in relation to the needle. All invisible zipper feet have grooves on the underside of the foot that allow the zipper coils to slide through smoothly.
The beauty of an invisible zipper foot is the way the coils fit perfectly into the grooves on the sole of the foot. Once in position, the machine needle glides right up to the edge of the zipper coils making for a very straight stitch. Place the zipper coils in the groove, and set your machine needle in the center position. Slowly, begin stitching; the foot will place the stitching very close to the zipper coils.
When you reach the bottom, the foot will not allow you to sew past the zipper pull.