Correct option is D
The parts of a sewing machine needle that fit into the needle bar are:
1. Shank (A): The upper part of the needle that is inserted into the needle bar. It is usually flat on one side to ensure correct positioning.
2. Butt (C): The very end of the needle that helps guide the needle into the needle bar securely.
Information Booster:
· The shank ensures proper alignment of the needle, preventing misplacement.
· The butt allows the needle to be inserted correctly into the needle bar, ensuring smooth stitching performance.
Additional Knowledge:
· Blade (B) – Incorrect:
· The blade is the middle portion of the needle that extends from the shank to the eye and does not fit into the needle bar.
· Scarf (D) – Incorrect:
· The scarf is a small indentation near the eye of the needle, which helps the hook catch the thread for stitch formation. It does not fit into the needle bar.