Pfaff creative 7560 Owner's Manual - Page 90

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Fitting the (frame) fabric into the embroidery hoop There is unit It is patterns one frame included with the 1 20 frame. The 1 20 up to 1 1 5 x 120 mm. the embroidery frame is for 120 frame: For fabric parts which offer enough area for fitting. For all larger patterns which require the embroidery field. 80 frame: The 80 frame is an optional extra for patterns sized up to 80 x 80 mm. For smaller fabric parts which do not fit into stretch tightly the 1 20 frame. For very fine or materials which must be fitted and, thus, have no slack (e.g. fine knitted fabrics, silk etc.) The machine displays the hoop-frame tically for each selected pattern. size automa Tip: also Every pattern suitable for be embroidered on the 1 the 20 80 frame frame. can Now place the fabric described below. into the specified frame as - 1. hThirdioooneoograpy,pc-iwhfsnrtigeaaebmvriiteeleitc.zoboegemrtetumtehnr-eedqnreudwranlipeitthlayatcthrhienetsghufelattebsfarairwbcrahiowcennaatyonedemthmebbroroide After the pattern has embroidery stabilizer it off. been embroidered, can be removed by the tearing .7- . 2. Loosen the tightening can now be removed. screw (9). The inner frame 't 3. Place the embroidery stabilizer and the fabric on the outer frame. The right side of the fabric must be facing upwards. When inserting the fabric into the hoop-frame, make sure that screw (9) is facing forwards and the guide tracks (8) are on the right 14

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Fitting
the
fabric
into
the
embroidery
hoop
(frame)
There
is
one
frame
included
with
the
embroidery
unit
It
is
the
1
20
frame.
The
1
20
frame
is
for
patterns
up
to
1
1
5
x
120
mm.
120
frame:
For
fabric
parts
which
offer
enough
area
for
fitting.
For
all
larger
patterns
which
require
the
embroidery
field.
The
80
frame
is
an
optional
extra
for
patterns
sized
up
to
80
x
80
mm.
80
frame:
For
smaller
fabric
parts
which
do
not
fit
into
the
1
20
frame.
For
very
fine
or
stretch
materials
which
must
be
fitted
tightly
and,
thus,
have
no
slack
(e.g.
fine
knitted
fabrics,
silk
etc.)
The
machine
displays
the
hoop-frame
size
automa
tically
for
each
selected
pattern.
Tip:
Every
pattern
suitable
for
the
80
frame
can
also
be
embroidered
on
the
1
20
frame.
Now
place
the
fabric
into
the
specified
frame
as
described
below.
2.
Loosen
the
tightening
screw
(9).
The
inner
frame
can
now
be
removed.
1.
To
achieve
better-quality
results
when
embroide
ring,
we
recommend
placing
tear
away
embro
idery
stabilizer
underneath
the
fabric
and
hooping
it
together
with
the
fabric
onto
the
hoop-frame.
After
the
pattern
has
been
embroidered,
the
embroidery
stabilizer
can
be
removed
by
tearing
it
off.
.7-
‘t
3.
Place
the
embroidery
stabilizer
and
the
fabric
on
the
outer
frame.
The
right
side
of
the
fabric
must
be
facing
upwards.
When
inserting
the
fabric
into
the
hoop-frame,
make
sure
that
screw
(9)
is
facing
forwards
and
the
guide
tracks
(8)
are
on
the
right
-
.
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