Pfaff Freestyle 1522 Owner's Manual - Page 68

Accessories

and

needles

E

2

0,35-1

0

2-3

Frirge

foot

Fringe

foot

With

this

special

foot

for

fringe

embroidery

you

can

produce

fantastic

effects

in

no

tine

•

Mark

your

desired

pattern

with

a

fabric-

marking

pen.

•

Place

a

piece

of

stabilizer

under

the

tibric

•

Attach

the

fringe

foot.

•

Embroider

the

motif

row

by

row.

For

circles

you

must

work

from

the

outside

Ill

•

When

using

heavier

threads,

you

,hould

select

a

slightly

longer

stitch

knqth.

Always

sew

a

test

seam

first.

•

When

you

have

finished,

pull

the

work

<trotully

from

the

machine

by

holding

th

l;ist

loops.

If

you

pull

too

quickly,

yiu

will

pull

the

end

loops

flat/tight.

•

Knot

the

beginning

and

end

threads

on

Itin

inverse

side.

Quit

&

E

0

0.25

•

Patch

work

toot

1/4

inch

Quilt

and

patchwork

foot

A

quilt

consists

of

two

layers

of

fabric

with

a

layer

of

batting

sandwiched

between.

Many

geometric

pieces

of

fabric

are

joined

together

in

continually

changing

patterns

to

form

the

top

layer

of

the

quilt.

This

is

tacked

to

a

middle

layer

of

polyester

or

cotton

batting

and

a

backing

layer.

The

1/4

inch

quilt

and

patchwork

foot

is

particularly

suitable

for

joining

your

pieces

of

fabric.

The

clearance

between

the

needle

and

the

outer

edge

of

the

foot

is

1/4’

(6

mm)

and

between

the

needle

and

the

inner

edge

of

the

foot

1/8”

(3

mm).

•

Attach

the

1/4

inch

quilt

and

patchwork

foot.

•

Sew

together

your

pieces

of

fabric

using

stitch

F.

For

a

seam

allowance

of

1/4’

guide

your

fabric

along

the

outer

edge

of

the

foot.

For

a

seam

allowance

of

1/8”

guide

your

fabric

along

the

inner

edge

of

the

foot.

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I

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