Pfaff creative 1472

Gathering
with
shirring foot
prog
--
jj
j
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IS
3
Shoioq
loot
Stitch
length
3—4
mm
How
to
insert
the
shirring foot
Insert
the
shrrinq
foot
with
its
rear
pin in
groove
“A”
and
push
the
shoe
upwards
so
that
front
pin
“B”
snaps
in
IFig
2).
How
to
gather
Both
outer
fabric
and
the
material
to be
shirred
are
sewn
together with
the
shirring foot
in
one
workstep.
Ensure that
the
gathered
material
always
goes
under
the
foot
and
the
smooth
outer
fabric
in
the foot
cutout
(Fig
1). Lightly
stretch
the
outer
fabric
during
sewing,
by
this
means
you
determine
the
degree
of
gathering
How
to
disengage the
foot:
Raise
the
presser
bar
lifter
Disengage the
sewing
foot
Press
up
and
hold
the
presser
bar
lifter
and
remove
the
sewing
foot
to
the
rear
R
Smocking
with
elastic
thread
r
prog
-
;--
(J
Z
i
rut
i
°
Stitch
length
3
to
4
mm
Bobbin
thread:
elastic
thread,
(wind
tension-
free
on
bobbin)
Needle
thread:
sewing
thread
For
sewing
with
elastic
threads
we
recommend
buying
an
additional
bobbin
case.
Because
elastic
threads
are
much
thicker
than
an
ordinary
bobbin
thread,
the
tension
on the
bobbin
case
has
to be
set
looser
The
greater
the
bobbin
thread
tension
the
greater
the
shirring
effect.
The
most
statable
fabrics
are
nylon,
satin,
batiste
and
fine-knit
fabrics
The
amount
of
gathering
can
be
determined
by
testing
on
a piece
of
waste
fabric
Sew
the
seams
at about
toot
width
Tie
oft
the
seams
on the
reverse
fabric
side
at the
begin
ning
and
end
of
the
seams
(Fig.
1)
If
there
are
several
parallel
seams,
the
material
must
be stretched
to
its
original
width
during
sewing,
otherwise
the
shirring
will turn
out
irregu
tar.
Do not
forget
to
carry
out
a sewing
test.
2
(cpecial
accessory)
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3
p.
60
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