Pfaff creative 1473 Owner's Manual - Page 71

Change, bartack, width, length, Bartacks, Elastic, stitch, straps

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f Elastic stitch (for underwear) prog 13a 3-5 OA Cut off the stretched elastic tape close to the edge. Gather the fabric to the waist size using straight stitch. Push the part prepared in this way between the elastic tape and pin it firmly. Stitch it on using elastic stitches. Finally over-stitch the closed and rounded tape elastic stitches (Fig. 1>. Elastic straps (outerwear) prog [ 13a -- (1 11 3-5 On skirts or trousers sew the strap onto the pre pared edge with elastic stitches (Fig. 2>. Change of bartack width and length The bartacks can be changed to different width or lengths, or only in width or length (Fig. 4 + 4b) prog 157 1 KK 3-5OA Pattern length: as required Stitch-width: as required In order to ensure correct feeding of protrudinç crosswise seams, belt-loops and similar things we recommend supporting the sewing foot with correspondingly thick piece of material (se page 47). Bartacks prog (J -- 11 157 3-5 OA Belt loops, flies or pockets can be very easily tacked down with automatic bartacks (Fig. 3). 64

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f
Change
of
bartack
width
and
length
prog
13a
3-5
OA
Cut
off
the
stretched
elastic
tape
close
to
the
edge.
Gather
the
fabric
to
the
waist
size using
straight
stitch.
Push
the
part
prepared
in
this
way
between the
elastic
tape
and
pin
it
firmly.
Stitch
it
on
using
elastic
stitches.
Finally
over-stitch
the
closed
and
rounded
tape
elastic
stitches
(Fig.
1>.
prog
--
(1
11
[
13a
3-5
On
skirts
or
trousers
sew
the
strap
onto
the
pre
pared
edge
with
elastic
stitches
(Fig.
2>.
Bartacks
prog
--
(J
11
157
3-5
OA
Belt
loops,
flies
or
pockets
can
be
very
easily
tacked
down
with
automatic
bartacks
(Fig.
3).
Elastic
stitch
(for
underwear)
The
bartacks
can
be
changed
to
different
width
or
lengths,
or
only
in
width
or
length
(Fig.
4
+
4b)
prog
157
1
KK
3—5OA
Elastic
straps
(outerwear)
Pattern
length:
as
required
Stitch-width:
as
required
In
order
to
ensure correct
feeding
of
protrudinç
crosswise
seams,
belt-loops and
similar
things
we
recommend
supporting
the
sewing
foot
with
correspondingly
thick
piece
of
material
(se
page
47).
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