Pfaff creative 2140 Owner's Manual - Page 130

Hemstitching

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6-4 6. Embroidery Assistant Hemstitching This is a technique everyone recognizes - but previously it was only embroidered by hand. With your Pfaff creative 2140. you can produce hemstitching much more quickly and easily. 10 special hemstitches are available in your machine and by changing the stitch length and width, you can achieve different new effects. A wing needle, a special needle with a wide, wing like shank, is required for hemstitching work. When entering the fabric the wing needle forms holes which are typical for hemstitching. Hemstitching will prove most successful on relatively coarse linen fabrics from which single threads can be easily pulled. If you pull additional threads and sew along the edges close to the threads you have pulled out, you will achieve even more impressive hemstitching effects as the remaining threads are bunched. A distinction is made between various hemstitching techniques. Hemstitching stitches Stitch No. 140, 145 and 146. For these stitches use wing needle 130/705 H Wing, size 100, without pulling threads. Stitch No. 146 can also be used for curved edging and hem securing.

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6-4
6.
Embroidery
Assistant
Hemstitching
This
is
a
technique
everyone
recognizes
-
but
previously
it
was
only
embroidered
by
hand.
With
your
Pfaff
creative
2140.
you
can
produce
hemstitching
much
more
quickly
and
easily.
10
special
hemstitches
are
available
in
your
machine
and
by
changing
the
stitch
length
and
width,
you
can
achieve
different
new
effects.
A
wing
needle,
a
special
needle
with
a
wide,
wing
like
shank,
is
required
for
hemstitching
work.
When
entering
the
fabric
the
wing
needle
forms
holes
which
are
typical
for
hemstitching.
Hemstitching
will
prove
most
successful
on
relatively
coarse
linen
fabrics
from
which
single
threads
can
be
easily
pulled.
If
you
pull
additional
threads
and
sew
along
the
edges
close
to
the
threads
you
have
pulled
out,
you
will
achieve
even
more
impressive
hemstitching
effects
as
the
remaining
threads
are
bunched.
A
distinction
is
made
between
various
hemstitching
techniques.
Hemstitching
stitches
Stitch
No.
140,
145
and
146.
For
these
stitches
use
wing
needle
130/705
H
Wing,
size
100,
without
pulling
threads.
Stitch
No.
146
can
also
be
used
for
curved
edging
and
hem
securing.