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Pfaff Creative 2140 - Embroider on Thin Fabrics;On Fine Knitted Fabric such as Jersey

Pfaff Creative 2140
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6.
Embroidery
Assistant
6-19
Embroider
on
thin
fabrics
If
you
wish
to
embroider
on
very
fine,
thin
fabrics
such
as
chiffon,
organza
or
silk,
we
recommend
making
the
following
preparations
prior
to
embroidering:
Place
the
fabric
between
two
layers
of
Water-soluble
stabilizer
and
hoop
all
three
layers.
The
fabric
remains
stabilized,
it
can
no
longer
be
distorted.
The
stabilizer
can
be
dissolved
in
water
when
the
embroidery
is
complete.
Alternatively
hoop
Adhesive-backed
paper
(see
6-2),
which
enables
distortion-free
embroidering
and
onto
which
you
stick
your
fabric.
When
embroidering
very
sensitive
materials
we
recommend
placing
some
additional
Water-soluble
stabilizer
onto
the
fabric.
Another
very
effective
possibility
is
to
cut
out
a
“fabric
frame”.
Hoop
some
thick
fabric,
so
that
it
gets
an
impression.
Remove
it
and
and
cut
out
a
window
of
about
2
cm
within
the
impression.
Take
the
fabric
you
want
to
embroider
and
place
it
on
the
window:
hoop
both
layers.
This
makes
it
possible
for
thin
fabrics
to
be
hooped
tightly.
If
you
want
to
embroider
a
very
dense
design.
some
additional
embroidery
stabilizer
can
be
placed
loosely
under
the
fabric.
Embroider
the
bird
designs
shown
above,
from
card
45.
one
after
the
other.
You
can
control
the
embroidery
process
better
by
pressing
the
“sew
slow”
button.
You
can
embroider
even
these
fine
and
stretchy
fabrics
quite
easily
if
you
prepare
them
properly
and
use
the
right
equipment.
Hoop
Adhesive-backed
paper,
remove
the
upper
layer
of
paper
and
stick
the
fabric
on
the
surface
according
to
the
loops
direction
and
making
sure
that
the
fabric
is
not
displaced.
Additionally
we
recommend
placing
Water-soluble
stabilizer
on
the
fabric.
Embroider
the
selected
design
with
a
Jersey
needle.
If
you
want
to
hoop
the
fabric,
proceed
as
described
on
the
left,
if
an
impression
of
the
embroidery
hoop
is
formed,
you
have
to
iron
it
away,
with
much
steam,
from
the
reverse
side
after
embroidering.
I
Embroider
on
fine
knitted
fabric
such
as
Jersey

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