Pfaff creative 1467 Owner's Manual - Page 45

Ornamental, borders

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4.i} ill "illiJljIljlIIjJIfljllflh{"' Ornamental borders You can give free rein to your creativity by combi ning various patterns. The ornamental borders illustrated on this page and described below are intended as a stimulus to your imagination. For sewing ornamental borders we recom mend using the fancy-stitch sewing foot No. 2. • Place tissue paper under the fabric. This will help you to achieve better sewing results. Border 1 consists of the following programs; Z 43362528 .- -3+ 2 2 Th Ffrst workstep, middle motif • Select program 43 • Stitch length 0.3 • Pattern length 8.0 • Presskeymem+ • Select program 36 • Press key mem + • Select program 43 • Stitch length 0.3 • Pattern length 8.0 (key 124) • Presskeymem+ • Select program 25 • Presskeymem+ • Sew the stored program. Second workstep, outer motiv • Select program 28 • Sew the selected program along either side of the middle motif. Border 2 ilIIlljIjflhIjIjjIIjjIIlll)iP prog 2 44 -3+ 2 • • Select program 44 • Stitch width 4.0 mm • Pattern length 25 (key 124) • Press 'needle down" key. ,lIIlIIIlIlllI ._f& - ° Sew the selected pattern until the needle stops down in the material (1 in Fig. 3). Turn the material through 90' (2 in Fig. 3). Sew the pattern until the needle stops down in the material (3 in Fig. 3). Turn the material through 180° (4 in Fig. 3), then sew the pattern backwards, as shown in Fig. 2. Repeat these two sewing actions until the border is complete (Fig. 2). 41

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Ornamental
borders
You
can
give
free
rein
to
your
creativity
by
combi
ning
various
patterns.
The
ornamental
borders
illustrated
on
this
page
and
described
below
are
intended
as
a
stimulus
to
your
imagination.
For
sewing
ornamental
borders
we
recom
mend
using
the
fancy-stitch
sewing
foot
No.
2.
Place
tissue
paper
under
the
fabric.
This
will
help
you
to
achieve
better
sewing
results.
Border
1
consists
of
the
following
programs;
Z
43362528
.—
—3+
Ffrst
workstep,
middle
motif
Select
program
43
Stitch
length
0.3
Pattern
length
8.0
Presskeymem+
Select
program
36
Press
key
mem
+
Select
program
43
Stitch
length
0.3
Pattern
length
8.0
(key
124)
Presskeymem+
Select
program
25
Presskeymem+
Sew
the
stored
program.
Second
workstep,
outer
motiv
Select
program
28
Sew
the
selected
program
along
either
side
of
the
middle
motif.
Border
2
prog
44
—3+
2
Select
program
44
Stitch
width
4.0
mm
Pattern
length
25
(key
124)
Press
‘needle
down”
key.
Sew
the
selected
pattern
until
the
needle
stops
down
in
the
material
(1
in
Fig.
3).
Turn
the
material
through
90’
(2
in
Fig.
3).
Sew
the
pattern
until
the
needle
stops
down
in
the
material
(3
in
Fig.
3).
Turn
the
material
through
180°
(4
in
Fig.
3),
then
sew
the
pattern
backwards,
as
shown
in
Fig.
2.
Repeat
these
two
sewing
actions
until
the
border
is
complete
(Fig.
2).
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