Pfaff 1211 Owner's Manual - Page 24

The

built-in

functional

-stitch

mechanism

makes

functional

sewing

simple

Simply

push

a

button

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The

built-in

functional

-stitch

mechanism

makes

it

possible

to

sew

functional

seams

on

all

kinds

of

materials.

no

matter

whether

they

are

elastic

(e.g.

tricot,

jersey,

Helance

and

stretch

fabrics)

or

not.

Simply

set

the

ma-

chine

for

the

functional

-stitch

seam

desired

by

pushing

a

button.

To

set

your

machine

for

functional

stitching,

open

the

lid

in

the

top

cover.

The

different

functional

-stitch

symbols

appear

on

the

row

of

buttons.

Overedge-stitch

seam

A/V\A/

Hemstitching

seam

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0-2

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Then

turn

the

outer

ring

of

the

stitch

selector

until

the

number

indicating

the

desired

stitch

length

(between

0

and

2)

is

above

the

mark.

Now

your

machine

is

ready

for

sewing

an

elastic

seam.

Before

you

switch

over

to

another

functional

-

stitch

pattern

by

pressing

another

button.

push

button

K.

This

button

must

also

be

pushed

to

disengage

the

functional

-stitch

mechanism.

72

0-2

Triple

-stitch

seam

Blind

-stitch

seam

Elastic

seam

0-2

A

A

IAD/

V

\

to

set

your

machine

for

the

desired

stitch.

Each

button

shows

the

symbol

of

the

respee

tive

functional

stitch,

and

indicates

the

stitch

length

recommended

as

well

as

the

needle

position.

The

needle

position

is

set

by

turning

knob

D,

and

the

stitch

length

by

turning

the

outer

ring

of

the

stitch

selector.

The

illus-

tration

on

the

opposite

page

shows

you

how

to

set

your

machine.

To

sew

an

elastic

seam.

push

the

button

identified

by

the

elastic

-seam

symbol.

Turn

knob

O

until

the

needle

position

symbol

indi-

cated

on

the

button

is

below

the

mark

on

the

dial.

Inserting

patches.

sewing

and

simultane-

ously

finishing

hems

and

edges

of

elastic

materials.

Fancy

stitching.

reinforcing

edges

with

a

hemstitching

effect.

Seams

that

are

pressed

open

later,

inseams

of

trousers

and

other

seams

exposed

to

great

stress

(e.g.

ski

pants).

Shell

edging,

blind

-stitch

seams,

fancy

-stitch

patterns.

Darning

of

rips

and

worn

areas,

sewing

on

elastics,

inserting

patches

in

knitted

fabrics,

sewing

combinations

of

fancy

-stitch

patterns.

.

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