Pfaff creative 1371

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Edge
guide
Seams
stitched
on
articles
filled
with
cotton
wool
or
some
other
soft
padding
have a
very
prominent
effect
For
this
purpose,
batting,
foam
plastic
or
flannel
is
placed
between
the
top
ply
and
a
light
weight
bottom
ply
(Fig.
3).
To
keep
the
fabric
plies
and
the
padding
in
place,
baste
them
together
with
rows
of
long
basting
stitches
spread
over
the
whole
area.
Squares
and
diamonds
can
be
sewn on
the
straight
or
on
the
bias
of
the
material.
On
fabrics
with regular
patterns
stitch
between
the
patterns
or
around
them.
The
spacing
between
seams
can
be
set
as
required
by
adjusting
the
guide
accordingly.
Trace
the
seam
line
for
the
first
seam
on
the
fabric
or
guide
the
quilting
gauge
along
the
straight-cut
fabric
edge.
When you
have
completed
the
first seam
move
the
work
sideways
so
that
the
quilting
gauge
runs
along
the
first
seam
or
the
traced
seam
line.
For
each
subsequent
seam,
guide
the
gauge
finger
along
the
preceding
line
of
stitching
(Fig.
1).
Quilting
can
also
be
done
advantageously
on
pat
terned
materials
Preparation
of
the
material
is
the
same
as
described
above.
Just
sew
around
the
contours
and
you
have
a
very
beautiful
piece
of
embroidery
(Fig.
2).
2
3
Qu!ting