Pfaff creative 1472 Owner's Manual - Page 50

RuiIting

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uiIting prog -- . 00 OA,4 I Edge quido 5eams st'tchect on articles filled with cotton wool r some other soft padding have a very erominent dfect For this purpose, hatting. foam plastic or annel is placed between the to ply and a light ;eight bottom ply (Fig 3) o keep the fahric plies and the padding in place, iaste them together with rows of long bnsting (itches spread over the whole area quares and diamonds can he sewn on the traight or on the bias of the material. On fabrics vith regular patterns stitch between the patterns ir around them ho spacing between seams can be set as requi ed by adjusting the guide accordingly race the seam line for the first seam on the fabric ir guide the quilting gauge along the straight-cut bric edge Jhen you have completed the first seam move he work sideways so that the quilting gauge runs long the first seam or the traced seam line For ach subsequent seam, guide the gauge finger ilong the preceding line of stitching (Fig 1). Juilfing can also he done advantageously on paterned materials. keparafion of the material is the same as describ rd above Just sew around the contours and you 'ave avery beautiful piece of embrnidery (Fig 2) w R '

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R
uiIting
OA,4
I
Edge
quido
5eams
st’tchect
on
articles
filled
with
cotton
wool
r
some other
soft
padding
have
a
very
erominent
dfect
For
this
purpose,
hatting.
foam plastic
or
annel
is
placed
between
the
to
ply
and
a
light
;eight
bottom
ply
(Fig
3)
o
keep
the
fahric
plies
and
the
padding
in
place,
iaste
them
together
with
rows
of
long
bnsting
(itches
spread
over
the
whole
area
quares
and
diamonds
can
he
sewn
on
the
traight
or
on
the bias
of
the
material.
On
fabrics
vith
regular
patterns
stitch
between
the
patterns
ir
around
them
ho
spacing
between
seams
can
be
set as
requi
ed
by
adjusting
the
guide
accordingly
race
the
seam
line
for
the
first
seam
on
the
fabric
ir
guide the
quilting
gauge
along
the
straight-cut
bric
edge
Jhen
you
have
completed
the
first
seam
move
he
work
sideways
so
that
the
quilting
gauge
runs
long
the
first
seam
or
the
traced
seam
line
For
ach
subsequent
seam,
guide
the
gauge
finger
ilong
the
preceding
line
of
stitching
(Fig
1).
Juilfing
can also
he
done
advantageously
on
pat-
erned
materials.
keparafion
of
the
material
is
the
same
as
describ
rd
above
Just
sew
around
the
contours
and
you
‘ave
avery
beautiful
piece
of
embrnidery
(Fig
2)
w
prog
--
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