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Pintuck toot 9 mm Stitch: 1 Stitch length: 2.5 Tension: 5 820225-096 Pntuck foot This classic heirloom sewing technique can be easily duplicated on many types of fabric such as cotton and lightweight wooler Undergarments and children's clothes are given a nostalgic toi by pintucking. o Snap on the pintuck foot Insert a twin needle (e.g. 130/705 H-ZWI; 1.6 or 2.0 mm nee spacing; size 80). • Thread the two needles (see page xx-yy). • Using a water-soluble marker, draw a placement line for yo; first pintuck. • Sew your first pintuck. When you start on the second pintu allow the first pintuck to run parallel in a groove in the foo This will produce evenly spaced pintucks. Tip: If you would like to emphasize the pintuck effect, you can attach a pir blade (special accessory) on the front edge of the needle plate. The pintucl blade pre shapes the fabric prior to sewing and produces a betterdefined pintuck. F' Pintuck blade For thin materials use the pintuck foot with 7 grooves and the small pintuck blade, for heavier materials use the pintuck foot with 5 grooves and the large pintuck blade. Snap the round knob of the pintuck blade into the round hole the throat plate with the blade pointing towards the needle. will raise your fabric into the groove of the foot. Gently pull the fabric taut while sewing the pintucks. Pintu k Blade 820223 096

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Pntuck
foot
This
classic
heirloom
sewing
technique
can
be
easily
duplicated
on
many
types
of
fabric
such
as
cotton
and
lightweight
wooler
Undergarments
and
children’s
clothes
are
given
a
nostalgic
toi
by
pintucking.
o
Snap
on
the
pintuck
foot
Insert
a
twin
needle
(e.g.
130/705
H-ZWI;
1.6
or
2.0
mm
nee
spacing;
size
80).
•
Thread
the
two
needles
(see
page
xx-yy).
•
Using
a
water-soluble
marker,
draw
a
placement
line
for
yo;
first
pintuck.
•
Sew
your
first
pintuck.
When
you
start
on
the
second
pintu
allow
the
first
pintuck
to
run
parallel
in
a
groove
in
the
foo
820225-096
This
will
produce
evenly
spaced
pintucks.
Tip:
If
you
would
like
to
emphasize
the
pintuck
effect,
you
can
attach
a
pir
blade
(special
accessory)
on
the
front
edge
of
the
needle
plate.
The
pintucl
blade
pre
shapes
the
fabric
prior
to
sewing
and
produces
a
betterdefined
pintuck.
Pintuck
blade
For
thin
materials
use
the
pintuck
foot
with
7
grooves
and
the
small
pintuck
blade,
for
heavier
materials
use
the
pintuck
foot
with
5
grooves
and
the
large
pintuck
blade.
Snap
the
round
knob
of
the
pintuck
blade
into
the
round
hole
the
throat
plate
with
the
blade
pointing
towards
the
needle.
will
raise
your
fabric
into
the
groove
of
the
foot.
Gently
pull
the
fabric
taut
while
sewing
the
pintucks.
Pintuck
toot
9
mm
Stitch:
1
Stitch
length:
2.5
Tension:
5
F’
Pintu
k
Blade
820223
096