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Tying, Quilt

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L -I I :I4 II / (I Tying the Quilt Tying a quilt is another way to hold the quilt top, batting and together. Previously done by hand, your Performance 2054 has great decorative stitches that will "tie" your quilt with ease. Choose a decorative stitch that is a forward moving stitch, sud 117 or 157. Set up your 2054 as explained in the information. Prepare your quilt as explained in the Stitch in the Ditch methc Engage the Single Stitch Program for one stitch. Now sew this stitch every 3 4" (7 - 10 cm) all over the quilt. Again plan you stitch placement so that there is a nice pattern on the front an the back. This is a very simple and beautiful way to secure a quilt. Free Motion Stippling Free Motion Stippling not only keeps the top, batting and bad together, but it also adds texture and interest to your quilt. Set your Pfaff performance 2054 for stippling with a Straight S (1) and the Free Motion Program. Attach the free motion quilt foot. Pin baste your quilt layers.. Prepare your quilt as explained in the Stitch in the Ditch meth Practice stippling on scraps of fabric and batting. When the fe< dog is lowered, you move the fabric to determine the stitch ler Sewing with a constant speed will help to keep the stitches ev Begin near the center of your quilt. Take one stitch and pull th bobbin thread to the top of the quilt. Take a few stitches right next to one another to secure the threads. Now move the quil that your stitching creates scrolls and swirls, The stitching shou not cross itself - but travel in swivling stitches all over the quill Tip: Use the Free Motion Guide grip to help move the quilt in a more consister way. The Quilting table and Free Motion Guide foot are extra accessories crea maLe your stippling easier. See your authorized Pfaff dealer to purchase.

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Tying
the
Quilt
Tying
a
quilt
is
another
way
to
hold
the
quilt
top,
batting
and
together.
Previously
done
by
hand,
your
Performance
2054
has
great
decorative
stitches
that
will
“tie”
your
quilt
with
ease.
Choose
a
decorative
stitch
that
is
a
forward
moving
stitch,
sud
117
or
157.
Set
up
your
2054
as
explained
in
the
information.
Prepare
your
quilt
as
explained
in
the
Stitch
in
the
Ditch
methc
Engage
the
Single
Stitch
Program
for
one
stitch.
Now
sew
this
stitch
every
3
4”
(7
—
10
cm)
all
over
the
quilt.
Again
plan
you
stitch
placement
so
that
there
is
a
nice
pattern
on
the
front
an
the
back.
This
is
a
very
simple
and
beautiful
way
to
secure
a
quilt.
Free
Motion
Stippling
Free
Motion
Stippling
not
only
keeps
the
top,
batting
and
bad
together,
but
it
also
adds
texture
and
interest
to
your
quilt.
Set
your
Pfaff
performance
2054
for
stippling
with
a
Straight
S
(1)
and
the
Free
Motion
Program.
Attach
the
free
motion
quilt
foot.
Pin
baste
your
quilt
layers..
Prepare
your
quilt
as
explained
in
the
Stitch
in
the
Ditch
meth
Practice
stippling
on
scraps
of
fabric
and
batting.
When
the
fe<
dog
is
lowered,
you
move
the
fabric
to
determine
the
stitch
ler
Sewing
with
a
constant
speed
will
help
to
keep
the
stitches
ev
Begin
near
the
center
of
your
quilt.
Take
one
stitch
and
pull
th
bobbin
thread
to
the
top
of
the
quilt.
Take
a
few
stitches
right
next
to
one
another
to
secure
the
threads.
Now
move
the
quil
that
your
stitching
creates
scrolls
and
swirls,
The
stitching
shou
not
cross
itself
—
but
travel
in
swivling
stitches
all
over
the
quill
Tip:
Use
the
Free
Motion
Guide
grip
to
help
move
the
quilt
in
a
more
consister
way.
The
Quilting
table
and
Free
Motion
Guide
foot
are
extra
accessories
crea
maLe
your
stippling
easier.
See
your
authorized
Pfaff
dealer
to
purchase.
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