Pfaff Tiptronic 2020 Owner's Manual - Page 46

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crx 6. 4 •:,1..• rA, lA •:1,',1 r lir • Pintuck foot with guide With this foot you can accurately sew pintucks with a spacing of 5 or 11 mm. The same foot allows you to precisely space decorative stitches up to 6 mm wide between the pintucks. - Attach the pintuck foot with guide. The foot can be attached with the guide poin• ting to the left or the right. - Insert a twin needle (1.6 or 2 mm space between needles). - Thread the two needles (see page 38). - Set the needle thread tension tight (4 - 5) and sew one pintuck (see also page 81) with or without gimp thread. - Place the first pintuck under the groove in the extended guide. Sew a second pintuck. The second pintuck will automatically be spaced to allow a decorative stitch to be sewn in the area between pintucks. - Sew all remaining pintucks. - Replace the twin needles with a normal sewing needle. - Place two pintucks in the guides on either side of the center of the foot. Embroider your desired decorative stitches in this space. Teflon foot (for leather) The synthetic coating on the underside of this foot makes it particularly suitable for sewing decorative and utility stitches on leather, synthetic leather and vinyl. It may be helpful to back these fabrics with a fusible woven or knit interfacing. Due to the stretch of these fabrics, it is important to use a stabilizer under the fabric when embroidering. In the case of thick leather we recommend a needle with a long eye (system 130 N) and in the case of softer leathers an embroidery needle works well. - Attach Teflon foot. - Embroider leather as desired. - Remove stabilizer. WARNINGI Very closely set stitch, i.e. short stitch length/tight stitch density, may cause leathers, synthetic leathers and vinyl's to perforate. It is important to remember that needle piercing points will remain visible in leather. Underside of the Teflon foot with Teflon coating YET 44. t. x. • 4 7/9 hole foot Superb decorative effects can easily be achieved with this sewing foot. Up to 9 cords may be overstitched using decorative stitches and a variety of embroidery threads. Cut your threads to the desired length. Thread the cords through the holes in the foot from the top to the bottom. Lead the cords under the sewing foot and out the back. Leave the thread tails extending about 1 1/2 inches to 2 inches (4 - 5 cm) at the back. - Attach the 7/9 hole foot. - Overstitch the threads with a stitch and thread of your choice. Tip: Pearl thread or embroidery twist is well suited. ve: ' • .e. •-;"1 • Braiding foot This special foot is best suited for overstitching heavy/bulky cords (i.e. loosely twisted wool) or a narrower tape/ribbon. - Thread your cord or ribbon through the wire loop/guide at the front of the foot. Feed it down through the hole in the center of the foot and guide under the foot and to the back. - Attach the braiding foot to the machine. - Select a stitch and decorative thread of your choice and overstitch the cord or ribbon. 86 •Vek,P,10 le,n7R, V1, ta, ...",,, , rerr"... , anWPGIODoomplamesicanarilwoor....* 87

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Pintuck
foot
with
guide
With
this
foot
you
can
accurately
sew
pin
-
tucks
with
a
spacing
of
5
or
11
mm.
The
same
foot
allows
you
to
precisely
space
de-
corative
stitches
up
to
6
mm
wide
between
the
pintucks.
-
Attach
the
pintuck
foot
with
guide.
The
foot
can
be
attached
with
the
guide
poin•
ting
to
the
left
or
the
right.
-
Insert
a
twin
needle
(1.6
or
2
mm
space
between
needles).
-
Thread
the
two
needles
(see
page
38).
-
Set
the
needle
thread
tension
tight
(4
-
5)
and
sew
one
pintuck
(see
also
page
81)
with
or
without
gimp
thread.
-
Place
the
first
pintuck
under
the
groove
in
the
extended
guide.
Sew
a
second
pin
-
tuck.
The
second
pintuck
will
automatical-
ly
be
spaced
to
allow
a
decorative
stitch
to
be
sewn
in
the
area
between
pintucks.
-
Sew
all
remaining
pintucks.
-
Replace
the
twin
needles
with
a
normal
sewing
needle.
-
Place
two
pintucks
in
the
guides
on
either
side
of
the
center
of
the
foot.
Embroider
your
desired
decorative
stitches
in
this
space.
Teflon
foot
(for
leather)
The
synthetic
coating
on
the
underside
of
this
foot
makes
it
particularly
suitable
for
se-
wing
decorative
and
utility
stitches
on
leat-
her,
synthetic
leather
and
vinyl.
It
may
be
helpful
to
back
these
fabrics
with
a
fusible
woven
or
knit
interfacing.
Due
to
the
stretch
of
these
fabrics,
it
is
important
to
use
a
sta-
bilizer
under
the
fabric
when
embroidering.
In
the
case
of
thick
leather
we
recommend
a
needle
with
a
long
eye
(system
130
N)
and
in
the
case
of
softer
leathers
an
embroidery
needle
works
well.
-
Attach
Teflon
foot.
-
Embroider
leather
as
desired.
-
Remove
stabilizer.
WARNINGI
Very
closely
set
stitch,
i.e.
short
stitch
length/tight
stitch
density,
may
cause
lea-
thers,
synthetic
leathers
and
vinyl's
to
perforate.
It
is
important
to
remember
that
needle
piercing
points
will
remain
visible
in
leather.
Underside
of
the
Teflon
foot
with
Teflon
coating
YET
44.
t
.
• 4
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x
.
7/9
hole
foot
Superb
decorative
effects
can
easily
be
achieved
with
this
sewing
foot.
Up
to
9
cords
may
be
overstitched
using
decorative
stitches
and
a
variety
of
embro-
idery
threads.
Cut
your
threads
to
the
desired
length.
Thread
the
cords
through
the
holes
in
the
foot
from
the
top
to
the
bottom.
Lead
the
cords
under
the
sewing
foot
and
out
the
back.
Leave
the
thread
tails
extending
about
1
1/2
inches
to
2
inches
(4
-
5
cm)
at
the
back.
-
Attach
the
7/9
hole
foot.
-
Overstitch
the
threads
with
a
stitch
and
thread
of
your
choice.
Tip:
Pearl
thread
or
embroidery
twist
is
well
suited.
ve:
'
.e.
Braiding
foot
•-;"1
This
special
foot
is
best
suited
for
overstit-
ching
heavy/bulky
cords
(i.e.
loosely
twisted
wool)
or
a
narrower
tape/ribbon.
-
Thread
your
cord
or
ribbon
through
the
wire
loop/guide
at
the
front
of
the
foot.
Feed
it
down
through
the
hole
in
the
cen-
ter
of
the
foot
and
guide
under
the
foot
and
to
the
back.
-
Attach
the
braiding
foot
to
the
machine.
-
Select
a
stitch
and
decorative
thread
of
your
choice
and
overstitch
the
cord
or
ribbon.
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87