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Pfaff 1029 User Manual

Pfaff 1029
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Pfaff 1029 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeMechanical
Built-in Needle ThreaderNo
Drop FeedYes
Free ArmYes
Stitch TypesDecorative
Buttonhole Styles4-step
Presser Feet IncludedButtonhole foot, zipper foot

Summary

Safety Instructions

Sewing Machine Components

Accessory Box and Compartment

Electrical Connection and Foot Control

Topstitching with the Edge Guide

Preparing the Machine for Topstitching

Prepare by selecting the appropriate sewing foot and edge guide for topstitching.

Fitting the Edge Guide

Attach and adjust the edge guide for consistent stitching margins parallel to edges or other stitches.

Topstitching with Fancy Stitches

Use a clear-view foot and buttonhole thread for 6-mm long fancy stitch topstitching.

Blindstitching Techniques

Preparing for Blindstitching

Set up the machine with the blindstitch foot, correct tension, thread, and needle for blindstitching.

Adjusting Needle Position for Blindstitching

Adjust the needle position using screw D to catch only one thread in the material.

Elastic Blindstitching

Perform elastic blindstitching on stretch fabrics, overedging and sewing the hem in one operation.

Creating Buttonholes

Machine Preparation for Buttonholes

Prepare with buttonhole foot, appropriate tension, thread, and needle for buttonhole creation.

Buttonhole Types and Filler Thread

Distinguish buttonholes with/without filler thread; use filler for prominent, non-stretching buttonholes.

Buttonhole Length and Density Settings

Use scale F to determine length and adjust stitch density for desired buttonhole size and appearance.

Sewing Buttons

Machine Setup for Button Sewing

Drop feed, position needle, and use button 17 for sewing buttons.

Attaching Buttons with Shanks

Use a shank (needle or match) for buttons in heavy materials, creating a raised stitch for strength.

Button Sewing Tip

Use adhesive tape to temporarily hold buttons in place, being careful not to damage fabric.

Inserting Zippers

Fitting the Zipper Foot

Insert and position the zipper foot to the left, middle, or right for various zipper insertion operations.

Completely Concealed Zip Closure

Baste zip, position foot to left, sew along guiding edge, then continue seam after closing zip.

Zip Resembling a Seam

Zip Closure in Ladies' Slacks

Sewing the Zip into Plackets

Baste zip to placket, sew along guiding edge, then finish seam after opening/closing zip.

Securing the Overlapping Edge

Pin and baste the overlapping edge, then use an edge guide for a neat seam finish.

Zipper Lubrication Tip

Rub zipper teeth with wax or soap for smoother operation after cleaning.

Darning Technique

Machine Setup for Darning

Prepare with darning foot, correct tension, thread, and drop the machine feed.

Fitting the Darning Foot

Remove sewing foot holder, secure darning foot with screw H, ensuring wire I rests on screw J.

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