Pfaff 1540 Owner's Manual - Page 35

Utility

stirche.c

and

practical

sewing

—r

S

A

Remember!

;

1540

H/D

5-4

1-2

•

3-5

0/3

1530

-/H

5-b.

1-2

•

3-5

0/3

‘

-

IH

5-

1-2

3-5

0/3

When

blind

stitching,

if

you

select

a

needle

position

other

than

right,

and

stitch

width

other

than

5,

make

sure

the

needle

does

not

strike

the

bar

of

presser

foot

3.

If

the

stitches

are

visible

on

the

right

side,

adjust

edge

guide

B

by

turning

adjusting

screw

A.

Use

the

needle

position

‘EZ

and

the

width

dial

(27)

to

regulate

the

penetration

of

the

needle

in

the

crease.

Blind

stitch

(Model

1540)

Blind

stitch

H

is

best

suited

for

invisible

hems;

sewing

by

hand

is

no

longer

necessary.

•

Serge

the

edge

of

the

hem

•

Fold

the

edge

inwards

by

the

hem

width.

•

Now

unfold

the

hem

again

so

that

the

hem

edge

protrudes

by

about

1

cm

•

Place

the

fabric

under

the

sewing

foot

so

that

the

crease

line

runs

along

edge

guide

B.

•

Using

the

needle

positioning

knob

28,

select

the

needle

position

to

the

right

c.

•

When

the

needle

enters

the

crease

line,

it

must

only

pick

up

one

fiber

of

the

fabric.

Blind

stitch

(elastic)

Stitch

D

(1540)

or

H

(1530/1

520)

is

a

blind

stitch

for

woven

or

elastic

materials.

The

hem

is

sewn

and

overcast

at

the

Stitch

H

(1540)

same

time.

Stitch

D

(1540),

stitch

H

(1530/1520)

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