Pfaff creative 1472

Cording
Cording foot
+ cording
tongue
(special
acces
sory)
prog
--
00
5
+
nnron
loot
Needle: Double needle
Cording seams
are
especially
popular
as a deco
ration on
underwear, dresses,
blouses. etc.
Cording
sewn with the
cording
tongue
Cording is
always
sewn
with
two needle threads.
Place
a
spool of thread
on
each
spool
pin
and
secure it
in
position with
the corresponding
unwinding
disc
Place one thread
to
the right, and
the
other
to
the lett
of ddc
“C”
(Fig.
3a)
Then con
tinue threading
the machine,
as
usual.
Do
not
twist the two
threads. Thread each thread
separa
tely
through thread
guides and the needle
eye
(Fig
3h)
The thread tension should
be adapted
to every
fabric
type.
The tighter
the tension,
the
more
pro
minent the cording appears.
Fig
1
shows how the
cording tongue is
engaged
For thin materials, the
cording foot
with 7
grooves,
the small
cording
tongue and a
double
needle
of
up to 2
mm are
used.
For thicker
materials, the cording
foot
with
5
grooves, the large
cording
tongue
and the neces
sary double needle
are
used.
If you wish to sew
several cordings beside
each
another,
ue the
grnoves of
the
cording
foot
(Fiq
2)
For
greater
distances we recommend
ii’
r
Inn
edge
guide
Cording
sewn
with
gimp
thread
prog
00 -
Needle: Double
needle
Lift the needle plate
off and pass
the gimp thread
through the
round hole “A”. After
that
re
insert
the
needle plate Notch ‘B”
is
the
entry groove (Fig
1)
Place the roll
of gimp thread in
front of the
machi
no
Place the beginninq
of
the
gimp thread
together
with
needle
thread and bottom
threads to
the
rear
under the cording foot.
Move the
detachable
work support against
the machine.
Choose
a
gimp
thread of
the same
colour
as
the outer
fahric.
C3
E1
00
KK
3—5
OA
Needle 130/705-1-1,
size 80
Iron the
first fold line and
stitch
at
the required
width Prepareandstitchthefurtherfoldgroupsin
the
same manner (Fig
3)
For stitching
down
wider
pleats we recommend
using the
edge
guide. Adjust
the
edge
guide
to
the
required width
GuIde the
material
so
that fold
runs along the
edge
guide
(See page 100)
(t
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L1
E
L 5+
o’nq
lon
a
a
a
a
a
R
Narrow pleats
praq
ER
ER
2
ER
F
F
F
F
F
F
2
a
a
b
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