Pfaff creative 1472

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Overcasting
raw
edges
with
the
zigzag-stitch
ro
10
H
3—5
OA
Stitch-width:
as
required
Sewing
thread:
embroidery,
darning,
or
sewing
thread
The stored
zigzag-stitch
is
suitable
for serging
of
light
materials.
The
more
difficult
the material,
the
wider
the
stitch
width
must
be
selected
for the
zig
zag
stitch.
Ensure
that
the
needle
passes
outside
the
outer
edge
during
sewing.
In
this way
the
material
edge
is properly
serged
and well
covered
(Fig.
1).
For heavy
or
easily
fraying
materials,
use:
•
Program:
13, 21,
or 22
(Fig.
3).
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F
I
For
materials
which
contract
during
serging
use
the overlock
foot.
prog
-...-
11
3—5
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Stitch-width:
as
required
Serge
the
raw
edge
with the
required
zigzag
stitch.
The material
enters
at
the
red
marking
on
the sewing
toot
(Fig.
2).
•
Preparation
of the
sewing
foot
(overlock
foot
No.
3)
Turn screw
“A”
fully
to
the
front.
The
red mark
“B”
is
then
on the
right
sewing
toot
side. Allow
the
edge
of
the
material
to
be
sewn
to enter
close
against
the
red mark.
During
sewing,
the thread
places
itself
over the
wire
“C”. By
this
means
you
will
receive
a
beautiful
smooth
seam
(Fig.
2).
For
change
of
needle
position
for
zigzag
stitch
see
page
53.
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I
F
F
F
Serging
with
overlock
foot
62
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