Pfaff Tiptronic 2020 Owner's Manual - Page 27

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1

0

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-

2-3

6

:

/z

Darning

with

the

straight

stitch

Attach

darning

foot

ho.

6

(special

accessory

for

2010).

Turn

the

hand

wheel

towards

you

until

the

needle

is

set

at

its

highest

position.

With

thumb

and

index

finger

press

the

darning

foot

together.

Insert

the

pin

of

the

darning

foot

as

far

as

it

will

go

into

the

hole

of

the

sewing

foot

holder.

The

"C

-shaped"

guide

should

place

itself

around

the

presser

bar.

The

long,

plastic

arm

must

be

behind

the

needle

clamp/needle

set

screw.

Darning

position:

Lower

the

presser

bar

lif-

ter

slowly

and

push

it

lightly

to

the

rear

until

it

engages

in

the

darning

position.

Warning!

Only

in

this

position

is

the

thread

tension

engaged

for

darning.

-

Place

the

work

to

be

repaired

in

a

dor

ning/embroidery

hoop.

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••••

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\

\

C

•••\•,••

••

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•

)

-

Lower

the

feed

dog.

-

Draw

up

the

bobbin

thread

and

hold

the

threads

when

you

start

sewing.

-

Repair

the

damaged

area/hole

by

guiding

the

fabric

evenly

forwards

and

bac-

kwards.

The

length

of

the

seam

is

deter-

mined

by

the

size

of

the

hole.

When

yo..1

t•ave

covered

the

width

of

the

damage°

area,

turn

the

fabric

90

degrees

and

stitch

over

the

area

again.

Darning

in

both

directions

over

a

tear

will

produce

a

stronger

repair

than

a

single

pass.

TIP:

Remember,

when

sewing

with

the

feed

dogs

lowered,

the

stitch

length

is

determi-

ned

by

you.

An

even,

medium

-to

-fast

se-

wing

speed

will

allow

you

to

sew

a

more

consistent

length

of

straight

stitch.

Sewing

too

slowly

may

cause

small

knots

to

appear

on

the

reverse

side

of

your

work.

PrOs

•

A

.......

-

V‘./V

<

2

-wv-

(I

(-.=:.

..A.

2020

2oto

1

0

2.5

/

•

3-5

0

2010

2020

3

2-4

2.0

•

/

3.5

0

Lace

-work:

Tablecloths,

napkins

and

clothing

can

all

be

beautifully

enhanced

with

lace

trimmings.

Lace

edges

Lace

trims

provide

a

lovely

enhancement

to

home

decor

projects,

crafts

and

garments.

-

Sergeiclean-finish

the

fabric

edges

with

a

zigzag

or

overlock

stitch.

-

Lay

the

lace

on

the

right

side

of

the

fabric,

overlapping

slightly.

-

Stitch

the

lace

to

the

fabric.

fi

t

A.

.

t

v,

0

-

,

-

'

Lace

edges

with

corners

-

Serge/clean-finish

the

fabric

edges

with

a

zigzag

or

overlock

stitch.

-

Lay

the

lace

on

the

right

side

of

the

fabric,

overlapping

slightly.

Fold

the

lace

into

a

miter

at

the

corner,

pivot

and

continue

stitching

to

the

next

corner.

-

Continue

until

all

edges

are

stitched.

Lace

inserts

A

beautiful

heirloom

effect

can

be

achieved

on

christening

wear,

children's

clothes

and

other

garments

with

lace

inserts.

Baste

the

lace

to

the

face

side

of

the

fa-

bric.

Stitch

very

close

to

both

edges

of

the

lace

using

straight

stitch

1.

Carefully

slit

the

fabric

behind

the

lace

at

the

center.

Press

these

edges

towards

the

garment.

From

the

front

side

of

your

project

over-

stitch

both

edges

of

the

lace

with

a

small

zigzag

stitch.

Cut

away

the

excess

fabric

on

the

back

of

your

project

close

to

the

stitching.

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