Pfaff expression 2014 Owner's Manual - Page 92

Satin, stitch, mitered, corners, Decorative, buttonhole

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Satin stitch mitered corners Mitered corners (with an angle of 45°) can be achieved by altering the width of the satin stitch zigzag while sewing. • Select zigzag stitch 12 (right needle position). • Set stitch width to 6 mm, stitch length to 0.2-0.3 mm. • Set the needle thread tension to 3. • Satin stitch a single straight line. • To miter the corner, lower the needle into the fabric on the right side of the stitch, reduce the stitch width using the -1+ button A (1) by 0.5 mm. Sew one stitch. • Reduce the width again by 0.5 mm and sew one stitch. Continue until the stitch width is reduced to 0.5 mm. • Turn the handwheel towards yourself until the needle pierces the fabric in the right-hand position. Turn the fabric 90° and sew one stitch. • Increase the width by 0.5 mm to 1 mm. Sew one stitch. • Increase the width by 0.5 mm again and sew one stitch. Continue until the starting width is reached. • Continue embroidering a straight line at the 6.0 mm width. If the corner is to run in the opposite direction, work with the left-hand needle position (stitch 12 and 'Pattern mirror button (30)). Decorative buttonhole This buttonhole is an attractive variation of the classic linen buttonhole. Since you determine the seam width yourself the buttonhole can be up to 12mm wide. • Set stitch No. 3, stitch width 3 mm, stitch length 0.2 mm. • Set needle thread tension at 3. • Sew two seams 1 mm apart the length of desired buttonhole. • Select stitch No. 12 and stitch over the two ends with a triangle. • Using -1+ button A (1). alter the stitch width gradually from 0 mm to 3 mm and back to 0 mm during sewing. The tip of the triangle should meet in the middle of the two seams. 90

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Satin
stitch
mitered
corners
Mitered
corners
(with
an
angle
of
45°)
can
be
achieved
by
altering
the
width
of
the
satin
stitch
zigzag
while
sewing.
•
Select
zigzag
stitch
12
(right
needle
position).
•
Set
stitch
width
to
6
mm,
stitch
length
to
0.2-0.3
mm.
•
Set
the
needle
thread
tension
to
3.
•
Satin
stitch
a
single
straight
line.
•
To
miter
the
corner,
lower
the
needle
into
the
fabric
on
the
right
side
of
the
stitch,
reduce
the
stitch
width
using
the
-1+
button
A
(1)
by
0.5
mm.
Sew one
stitch.
•
Reduce
the
width
again
by
0.5
mm
and
sew
one
stitch.
Continue
until
the
stitch
width
is
reduced
to
0.5
mm.
•
Turn
the
handwheel
towards
yourself
until
the
needle
pierces
the
fabric
in
the
right-hand
position.
Turn
the
fabric
90°
and
sew
one
stitch.
•
Increase
the
width
by
0.5
mm
to
1
mm.
Sew
one
stitch.
•
Increase
the
width
by
0.5
mm
again and
sew
one
stitch.
Continue
until
the
starting
width
is
reached.
•
Continue
embroidering
a
straight
line
at
the
6.0
mm
width.
If
the
corner
is
to run
in
the
opposite
direction,
work
with
the
left-hand
needle
position
(stitch
12
and
‘Pattern
mirror
button
(30)).
Decorative
buttonhole
This
buttonhole
is
an
attractive
variation
of
the
classic
linen
buttonhole.
Since
you
determine
the
seam
width
yourself
the
buttonhole
can
be
up
to
12mm
wide.
•
Set
stitch
No.
3,
stitch
width
3
mm,
stitch
length
0.2
mm.
•
Set
needle
thread tension
at
3.
•
Sew
two
seams
1
mm
apart
the
length
of
desired
buttonhole.
•
Select
stitch
No.
12
and
stitch
over
the
two
ends
with
a
triangle.
•
Using
-1+
button
A
(1).
alter
the
stitch
width
gradually
from
0
mm
to
3
mm
and
back
to
0
mm
during
sewing.
The
tip
of
the
triangle
should
meet
in
the
middle
of
the
two
seams.
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