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L Bias-tape binder Blreainnndcdieinn.ggYfwoauibtrhwiciallebdnigeaeesdst:aapbesiamsisotoaapthsei,,mc2pl4eleanmwmaapywpoiefdae, unfolded. - Remove the presser foot foot holder and screw on and the the presser tape binder. - Cut diagonally across the beginning of the bias tape. - Guide the tape into the pouch binder and pull it out towards of the tape the back. - Set the tape binder needle perforates 1 ded bias-tape edge in such a way that 1.5 mm from the - or alter the needle the fol posi tion. - Swtsmberleidiiomuatwgthssemtotatfhabeofeptdefehewtseiehntadretcsuagaeetifperognatembhtewirdtmbaihcstiiebintcciatedhteautcerlwthrlisosy.emabTetwolenahofrtenboiatcgherptaereslitblmhlyaobaeruamyodnnibuneuddidgnra.idsintTenhgtdthteaohgetpehetehee sewing operation. Tip: You can achieve an additional effect by using the zigzag stitch. Multi-stitch gathering attachment Ttoahrhteteabccrcohhlaaomdsicseienpcltoeoofaftfwsfa.elhlrTestthhhteeherrmpeeryueolostusip-ewtsirtoiisftncehshettf!ogoYarltaouhyusederhi:enangvsee 1. Laying pleats in fabric. 2. Laying pleats in fabric and sewing them simultaneously. 3. Laying pleats in fabric and sewing lace onto them simultaneously. The foot comes with a detailed when you buy your multi-stitch description gathering attachment at you PFAFF dealer. 56

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L
Binding
with
a
bias
tape
is
a
simple
way
of
lending
fabric
edges
a
smooth,
clean
appea
rance.
You
will
need:
bias
tape,
24
mm
wide,
unfolded.
—
Remove
the
presser
foot
and
the
presser
foot
holder
and
screw
on
the
tape
binder.
—
Cut
diagonally
across
the
beginning
of
the
bias
tape.
—
Guide
the
tape
into
the
pouch
of
the
tape
binder
and
pull
it
out
towards
the
back.
—
Set
the
tape
binder
in
such
a
way
that
the
needle
perforates
1
—
1.5
mm
from
the
fol
ded
bias-tape
edge
or
alter
the
needle
posi
tion.
—
Sew
a
few
centimeters
along
the
bias
tape
with
the
straight
stitch
before
laying
the
trimmed
edge
which
is
to
be
bound
into
the
slot
of
the
tape
binder.
The
trimmed
edge
must
be
inserted
between
the
band.
The
bias
tape
automatically
wraps
around
the
edge
of
the
fabric
automatically
during
the
sewing
operation.
Tip:
You
can
achieve
an
additional
effect
by
using
the
zigzag
stitch.
The
classic
of
all
the
presser
feet!
You
have
the
choice
of
whether
you
wish
to
lay
dense
or
broad
pleats.
The
multi-stitch
gathering
attachment
offers
three
options
for
use:
1.
Laying
pleats
in
fabric.
2.
Laying
pleats
in
fabric
and
sewing
them
simultaneously.
3.
Laying
pleats
in
fabric
and
sewing
lace
onto
them
simultaneously.
The
foot
comes
with
a
detailed
description
when
you
buy
your
multi-stitch
gathering
attachment
at
you
PFAFF
dealer.
Bias-tape
binder
Multi-stitch
gathering
attachment
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