Pfaff Creative 1473

Cording
Cording
foot
+ cording
sOry)
prog
E
—5+
uldng toot
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
left of disc
“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.
3b).
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,
use the
grooves
of the
cording
foot
(Fig. 2).
For greater
distances
we
recommend
using
the edge
guide.
tongue
(special
acces
00
a
b
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