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Attaching, Shell-Edging, Blindstitch

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gs with your Pfaff. The needle won't • either. The latter may happen only ham stitch. It won't be worthwile to ngle button, but you will appreciate on pillow and bed covers, on shirts urtains, etc. There your machine will sewing foot No. 931OO179-OQ and uid of a special button sewing foot, n your Pfaff dealer. Turn the needle ion is at the front (see picture at the he needle plate features an elongated lie stitch through hole and make one on the right of its throw is centered fasten buffon securely. Return dial A ng through the second pair of holes. DR 044 836954 Attaching Lace Machine Setting: A=2; B= You can attach lace edging in one simple operation. Fold the edge of the fabric about /e" over to the wrong side, following the texture, and preferably iron it down. Place the straight edge of the lace on the fold of the fabric and sew it down with narrow zigzag stitches, taking one stitch into lace and fabric and the other into lace only. Cut off excessive cloth on the wrong side of the material close to the seam. Shell-Edging Made with Blindstitch Disc Machine Setting: A=4; B= + Stitch Length: Medium Insert foshion disc C, and tighten upper and lower thread tensions. Shell edging is an effective fashion trim on blouses (particularly those made of delicate, soft fabrics). Fold fabric along desired line. Guide work so that needle takes one stitch in the fabric, and the other over its edge. (As the thread interlock outside the material, its edge is drawn back, producing the desired shell edging.) Shell edging makes a nice trimming on handkerchiefs, too. 41 DR 564

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DR
044
gs
with
your
Pfaff.
The
needle
won’t
•
either.
The
latter
may
happen
only
ham
stitch.
It
won’t
be
worthwile
to
ngle
button,
but
you
will
appreciate
on
pillow
and
bed
covers,
on
shirts
urtains,
etc.
There
your
machine
will
sewing
foot
No.
931OO179-OQ
and
uid
of
a
special
button
sewing
foot,
n
your
Pfaff
dealer.
Turn
the
needle
ion
is
at
the
front
(see
picture
at
the
he
needle
plate
features
an
elongated
lie
stitch
through
hole
and
make
one
on
the
right
of
its
throw
is
centered
fasten
buffon
securely.
Return
dial
A
ng
through
the
second
pair
of
holes.
836954
Attaching
Lace
Machine
Setting:
A=2;
B=
You
can
attach
lace
edging
in
one
simple
operation.
Fold
the
edge
of
the
fabric
about
/e”
over
to
the
wrong
side,
following
the
texture,
and
preferably
iron
it
down.
Place
the
straight
edge
of
the
lace
on
the
fold
of
the
fabric
and
sew
it
down
with
narrow
zigzag
stitches,
taking
one
stitch
into
lace
and
fabric
and
the
other
into
lace
only.
Cut
off
excessive
cloth
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
material
close
to
the
seam.
Shell-Edging
Made
with
Blindstitch
Disc
Machine
Setting:
A=4;
B=
+
Stitch
Length:
Medium
Insert
foshion
disc
C,
and
tighten
upper
and
lower
thread
tensions.
Shell
edging
is
an
effective
fashion
trim
on
blouses
(particularly
those
made
of
delicate,
soft
fabrics).
Fold
fabric
along
desired
line.
Guide
work
so
that
needle
takes
one
stitch
in
the
fabric,
and
the
other
over
its
edge.
(As
the
thread
interlock
outside
the
material,
its
edge
is
drawn
back,
producing
the
desired
shell
edging.)
Shell
edging
makes
a
nice
trimming
on
handkerchiefs,
too.
41
DR
564