Pfaff Creative 7510 A - Specialty Feet Details; Felling Foot Guide; Appliqué Foot Guide

Lap-felled
seams
are particularly
durable and
therefore well known as the typical denim seam.
They are also suitable for sportswear, children’s
wear, blouses and shirts. You can make these
seams
particularly decorative
by using a sewing
thread of a contrasting color. The felling foot is
available in two different widths
(for
light-weight
and heavy-weight
fabrics).
Attach the felling foot
. Place the fabric wrong sides together.
• Overlap the raw edge of the lower layer by about
1-1.5 cm
(3/8
to
5/8).
• Now place this overlapping edge over the tongue
of
the
felling
foot The
fabric
must be placed fully
under the sewing foot
• Sew along the folded
edge with the straight
stitch.
• Afterwards,
pull the fabric
layers
apart and feed
the protruding hem into the felling foot
The hem
is turned over by the foot and topstitched along
the edge. Pull the two fabric
layers apart
during
sewing.
Program:
Stitch length:
Tension:
Appliqués
are quickly done and always produce
a
beautiful effect By using different
materials and
patterns you can create countless new designs.
You can make
a
perfect,
densely stitched seam
with
the appliqué foot which has a special
cutout
on the underside for
the zigzag seam.
• Attach the
appliqué foot into the sewing
machine.
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• Transfer your drafted
pattern to the paper side
of
the fusible web. Remember that
any numbers or
letters have
to be drawn as a mirror image.
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• Now iron
the backing fabric onto the
appliqué
material. Cut the motif
out
and
pull the paper off.
• Iron the appliqué
parts
onto
the base material.
• Then topstitch
all contours with narrow and
dense zigzag stitches. When
you reach a curve,
use the “needle down” function
to help you
guide the work more easily.
Also make sure that
the needle stitches over the
outer edge so that
no fraying occurs later.
Felling foot Appliqué
foot
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3
3-5
Program:
Stitch length:
Stitch width:
Tension:
02
or
16
0.35
1.5—2.0
2-3
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