Pfaff creative 7530 Owner's Manual - Page 114

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You
only
have
to
program
your
buttonhole
in
the
required
length
once.
All
further
buttonholes
will
be
sewn
in
the
stored
length
automatically.
Set
the
needle
thread
tension
at
+
3.
So
that
every
single
buttonhole
is
exactly
the
h
right
size,
the
Creative
7530
is
equipped
with
the
-‘
buttonhole
guide
No.
10
and
sensor
technology.
Using
this
equipment
you
can
sew
perfect
button
holes
even
on
the
most
difficult
materials
such
as
velvet,
plush,
heavy
knit
or
woollen
fabrics.
Keyhole
buttonholes
are
particularly
durable
and
prominent
if
sewn
with
a
gimp
thread
(see
section
“keyhole
buttonhole
with
gimp
thread”).
Linen
buttonholes
look
more
dense
and
attrw;
tive
when
embroidery
or
darning
thread
is
used.
Buttonhole
foot
No.
5
A
Before
starting
a
buttonhole,
always
push
the
runner
up
to
the
second
red
mark
so
that
the
red
arrow
is
level
with
this
mark.
The
red
marks
are
0.5
cm
apart.
They
are
for
orientation
when
selecting
the
length
of
the
buttonhole.
Buttonholes
The
Creative
7530
offers
you
the
perfect
button
hole
for
all
types
of
materials
and
garments.
Whether
you
are
sewing
jackets,
trousers,
blouses
or
elastic
materials,
5
different
buttonhole
styles
lend
a
professional
finish
to
your
fashions.
With
the
following
tips
you
will
sew
perfect
buttonholes
even
on
the
most
difficult
fabrics:
Buttonholes
which
are
sewn
close
to
an
edge
cannot
be
fed
optimally
using
the
buttonhole
foot.
A
better
result
can
be
achieved
by
using
sewing
foot
No.
1
A
with
the
Dual
Feed
engaged.
Materials
that
tend
to
stretch
easily
should
be
stabilized.
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