Pfaff creative 1472 - Page 248

idex
ewing
instructions
D
Iphabet,
outline
134
Darning
tears
72
Iphabet
and
numbers,
programming
131—140
Darring,
elastic
stitch
72
ppliquéing
98
Darning,
automatic
73
Darning,
straight-stitch
wool
73,
74,
75
Darning,
wool
75
lalance
73,
78,
140 Dot,
sewing
and
quick
selection
136
lasting
49
lasting
seams
49 E
inding
attachment
70
Elastic
stitch
64,
69
—
inding edges
68,
70
Embroidery
stitches
and
monograms,
3lind
stitch
71
programming
117—140
3lock
capitals
133
Embroidery
stitches,
3orders,
ornamental
104,
105,
124,
125
programming
in
M-memory
117,
118
Embroidery,
eyelet-
113,
114
3uttonholes
Embroidery,
linen
112
3uttonholes,
linen
7—16
mm
78,
79
Embroidery,
multi-colour
104
3uttonholes,
linen
7—44
mm
80,
81
3uttonholes,
linen
7—16
mm
F
fully-automatic,
semi-automatic)
78,
79
Fagotting
stitch
63
3uttonholes,
linen
7—44
mm
Fancy
stitch
52
fully-automatic,
semi-automatic)
80,
81 Fault
finding
156,
157
3uttonholes,
linen
programmable
82,
83
Fringes
109
_
3uttonholes,
stretch
fully-
and
semi-automatic)
84,
85 0
3uttonholes,
stretch
programmable
86,
87
Gathering
with
elastic
thread
59
—
3uttonholes,
bartacks
88—91
Gathering
with
shirring
foot
60
3uttonholes,
eyelet
90,
91
Gathering,
straight
stitch
58
—
3uttonholes,
with
gimp
thread
92,
93
3uttonholes,
cutting
open
94 H
3uttons,
sewing
on
94 Hem-stitching
110,
111
—
Hemmer
56
C
Hems,
securing
with
twin-needle
52,
68
Combinations
with
reverse
straight
stitch
127 Honecomb
stitch
68
Cording
96,
97
Hyphen
or
dash
137
—
Corsetry
stitch
63
—
Covering
stitch
66 J
w
Cross
stitches
143—153
Joining
and
serging
seams
68
I