Pfaff creative 1472

Seams which are not ironed open can
be
sewn
together and serged in one workstep
This method is fast, very durable and suitable for
many different materials.
The Pfaff Creative
1472 offers
a
selection of
diffe
rent elastic closing
and serging seams from which
you can easily select the
corresponding seam for
all stretchable
materials.
Closed
overlock
stitch
or
overcasting
stitch
prog
.J
(
[J
212526
‘K
35
OA,3
Material’
Jersey
Especially jersey
materials
can he sewn
together
and serged
in one workstep with the
recommend
ed
stitches
(Fig 1>.
Sleeve
cuffs
or
knit collars can be sewn on
with
the above-mentioned
programs in
a
wear resis
tant
manner
just
the same
Sewing neck cutouts: Measure the required
width and close the
stand
at the
correct curvature
and
press
open
the seam, fold over in lengthwise
direction and pin onto neck cutout
from face side
The
raw
edges of
the knit facing are placed on the
raw
edqe
of the cutout. In one workstep
knit
facing and cutout edge are
sewn
together
(Fig.
3)
In order
to
avoid
waviness
in
the
case
of loosely
woven materials insert an
elastic thread By this
means, the seam keeps its
original
shape
(Fig 2)
Closed
overlock
stitch
*
Knit-edge
foot
(pecial
accessory>
Needle;
70 or
80
Fashioned
knit
parts
can
easily
be sewn
together
with
a
closed
overlock
stitch
seam.
To
obtain
a
good
looking
seam
we
recommend
inserting
a
lightly
tensioned
wool
thread
in it
(Fig
1)
proq
26
35
3
SIll ch
lengfh
3
0 mm
Place
the raw
edges
undor
the
sewing
foot,
as
shown
in Fig
2
Make
sure
the
needle
stitches
just
beyond
the
fabric
edge,
as it
descends in
its
right
position
In
this
way,
the
edge
thread is
placed
over
the
raw
edge
and
serves
as an
edge
protec
tion
For
setting
overlock
foot
No
3 see
page
62
Closing-
and
serging seams
prog
2328
1
c
[
i
3—S OA,3
prog
--
21
25
(J
I
3-5
F
F
F
F
F
F
[JJ
*
3F
F
Overlock
stitch
with
edge-thread
effect
2
66
67