Pfaff creative 2144 Owner's Manual - Page 88

Programmed, length, Stitch, Creator

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Programmed seam length With this function, you can program a specific seam length for joining together several pieces of fabric of equal length. See pagel-12. The way the program follows. is operated has been changed as If you wish to program a seam without tie off at the start and the end, you activate the program and close the window with You determine the length of the seam b test sewing and pressing the reverse sewing button" completed without being tied off. . The seam is To tie off a programmed seam at the start and/or at the end, open the tie-program after activating the program , turn on ' and/or and close the window with The length of the seam is also determined with the 'reverse 0. sewing button' Stitch Creator 'I' With Stitch Creator you can customize your own stitches.You can add, erase, move and combine the stitches directly on screen. Create a stitch pattern of individually designed stitches, or by using the 9 mm stitches, patterns and alphabets. Note: When sewing a stitch pattern the feed dogs are engaged. ) 4* '_% - When you open Stitch Creator you have an empty workspace on the screen. The workspace is for a 9 mm stitch width. In the middle of the workspace there is a vertical purple line that indicates the center of the stitch pattern with 4.5 mm stitch width on each side. For more exact positioning activate the grid in the Context menu. For further instructions on turning on the grid see page 9-28.

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Programmed
seam
length
With
this
function,
you
can
program
a
specific
seam
length
for
joining
together
several
pieces
of
fabric
of
equal
length.
See
pagel-12.
)
The
way
the
program
follows.
is
operated
has
been
changed
as
If
you
wish
to
program
a
seam
without
tie
off
at
the
start
and
the
end,
you
activate
the
program
window
with
and
close
the
You
determine
the
length
of
the
seam
b
test
sewing
and
pressing
the
reverse
sewing
button”
.
The
seam
is
completed
without
being
tied
off.
To
tie
off
a
programmed
seam
at
the
start
and/or
at
the
end,
open
the
tie-program
after
activating
the
program
,
turn
on
and/or
and
close
the
window
with
The
length
of
the
seam
is
also
determined
with
the
‘reverse
sewing
button’
0.
Stitch
Creator
‘I’
With
Stitch
Creator
you
can
customize
your
own
stitches.You
can
add,
erase,
move
and
combine
the
stitches
directly
on
screen.
Create
a
stitch
pattern
of
individually
designed
stitches,
or
by
using
the
9
mm
stitches,
patterns
and
alphabets.
Note:
When
sewing
a
stitch
pattern
the
feed
dogs
are
engaged.
4*
‘_%
-
When
you
open
Stitch
Creator
you
have
an
empty
workspace
on
the
screen.
The
workspace
is
for
a
9
mm
stitch
width.
In
the
middle
of
the
workspace
there
is
a
vertical
purple
line
that
indicates
the
center
of
the
stitch
pattern
with
4.5
mm
stitch
width
on
each
side.
For
more
exact
positioning
activate
the
grid
in
the
Context
menu.
For
further
instructions
on
turning
on
the
grid
see
page
9-28.