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Page 2: ...Co Co 00 Ui Co 4 I cx 01 Ti 01 0 Co Co 4 GO coo I 9 4Cor J I...

Page 3: ...the appliance to the nearest authorized dealer or service center for examination repair electrical or mechanical adjustment 4 Never operate the sewing machine with any air openings blocked Keep ventil...

Page 4: ...find that your PFAFF sewing machine is just as simple to operate as this instruction book is to read If you take a little time to read the instruction book thoroughly nothing can go wrong It s worth i...

Page 5: ...nfo Information 37 44 Joined borders 123 Knit edge foot 111 Lace trimmings 77 Language selection 30 Length and width adjustments 34 42 59 Letters changing the width 53 Light bulb changing 144 Linen em...

Page 6: ...25 Thread tension 21 Threading the needle thread 23 Top cover 14 Twin needle cording foot 11 4 Twin needle embroidery 1 38 Utility stitch programs 8 9 Utility stitches 67 85 Word sequence creating in...

Page 7: ...g damaged areas darning 24 Darning program small holes For sewing buttonholes on fine non stretch 55 25 Linen buttonhole materials blouses shirts bed linen For buttonholes on high stretch materials an...

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Page 9: ...g action will stop automatically as soon as the bobbin is full Cut the thread push the bobbin to the left and remove it Don t forget Turn the release disk 41 fully back again Then turn the handwheel 4...

Page 10: ...edle will then not move during the bobbin winding procedure 93 I Placing the bobbin Switch off the master switch Place the empty bobbin so that the black pin of the bobbin winder 39 snaps into the slo...

Page 11: ...tension Threading the needle thread Needle threader Thread cutter Sewing foot lifter Pulling up the bobbin thread Changing the sewing foot Changing the needle Needle thread tension Lowering the feed d...

Page 12: ...Connect the plug of the foot control with the connection socket of the machine 45 Master switch When the master switch 43 is switched on the sewing lamp lights up Press the ok key the sewing machine i...

Page 13: ...e and bobbin thread tensions are correctly adjusted to each other i e the threads are interlaced between the two fabric layers For ornamental seams and buttonholes the thread interlace should be visib...

Page 14: ...ght or left along thread tension disk B and downwards through the left hand threading slot 30 Pull the thread around stop E into the right hand threading slot and upwards to the take up lever 33 The t...

Page 15: ...Raise the sewing foot Hold the needle thread and turn the handwheel towards you until the needle has reached its highest position and the bobbin thread has formed a loop Pull the needle thread to bri...

Page 16: ...pushing it up as far as it goes Hold the needle and tighten the retaining screw 25 firmly Setting the needle thread tension Set the required needle thread tension with the help of the marking B The no...

Page 17: ...4 P1 tii 4 i Ii Io o o a 0 D 0 p CD Sewing functions...

Page 18: ...lowing errors are recognized If you run out of needle thread or the needle thread breaks when sewing embroidering or darning If the sewing foot lifter is not in the correct position If the feed dog is...

Page 19: ...and can be sewn immediately If you want to sew another stitch select it with the key underneath It will then be highlighted in the display If you wish to scroll to the next screen page press the curso...

Page 20: ...ogrammed To do this press the foot control the machine will sew a few stitches for a tack at the seam start and will then continue sewing When the desired seam length has been reached press the revers...

Page 21: ...Using this key you can select a pattern by motif groups see pattern selection b info key as sewing recommendation After you have selected a pattern by pressing the info key you will obtain informatio...

Page 22: ...on the first 10 patterns of the basic menu appear The first pattern of the basic menu the straight stitch is highlighted and can be sewn immediately Each pattern can be selected by pressing the corres...

Page 23: ...ng the pattern and its settings for pattern length width and balance I d Selecting a group of patterns Enter a pattern of a group with keys 1 0 and press the cursor key The group of patterns containin...

Page 24: ...itch density is displayed along with the With the cursor keys it is possible to increase the default setting of 0 35 mm stitch density of a pattern without altering the total pattern length On the rig...

Page 25: ...usted To close up or stretch out a 9 mm pattern the balance for reverse feed is used After having selected a 9 mm pattern you will see an indicator scale with the symbols and on the right hand side of...

Page 26: ...by entering a numerical code When entering the code for the first time press the info key 12 and the master switch simultaneously The display shows the message Please enter a code number Enter your co...

Page 27: ...sc key The machine switches to the basic menu and is ready to sew The next time the machine is switched on no code query is displayed o If you wish to change the code press the info key The message Pl...

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Page 29: ...ys below the arrows For confirmation press the o k key Script width To change the script width letter size press key 9 A menu appears on the screen displaying different stitch widths which can be sele...

Page 30: ...eys below it and enter the required letters using the number keys Press the o k key after each letter selection to confirm your choice With key 9 under the symbol you can access a new menu in which th...

Page 31: ...letter to be deleted By pressing number key 4 for symbol i the letter is deleted also see pages 62 64 Pattern sequence 4j_ f T7 fl 171 If you wish to create a pattern sequence from the different patte...

Page 32: ...ing the keys 1 0 underneath the screen before saving Then confirm by pressing the o k key The selected pattern in the memory is displayed Select the next pattern with key 0 9 again and proceed in the...

Page 33: ...below it will bring you to the programming screen where you can insert add or delete patterns see section Cursor 1 I This symbol represents the stitch density By pressing key 9 below it the display s...

Page 34: ...the 0 9 key and enter the number of your On the screen the message appears Store by desired motif using the 1 0 keys Confirm with pressing o k Press the o k key o k The new pattern will then be inser...

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Page 37: ...the desired seam length press the reverse key A tack will be sewn automatically at the beginning and the end of the seam Now the seam has been programmed and can be sewn with this length as often as...

Page 38: ...h is needed e g inside trouser seams The heavier the fabric the longer the stitch length you need TIP If you wish to topstitch a collar corner with program 01 use the function needle down and single p...

Page 39: ...better and prevents tunneling of the seam at wider stitch widths Open overlock stitch Program 34 With this stitch it is easy to join firm materials or fabrics that do not fray too much TIP Make sure t...

Page 40: ...o one side You can straighten the pattern again using the balanc function see balance section Fig 1 If the pattern shifts this way you have to correct the balance in the plus section Fig 2 If the patt...

Page 41: ...seam First serge the raw edges Stitch the lace onto the face side up to the first corner Fold the corner and stitch over it diagonally Sew the lace continuously onto the next edge All other sides are...

Page 42: ...the left Stitch over the hem from the face side When doing so make sure the fabric edge is properly overstitched I Fagotting stitch Program 17 With the fagotting stitch you can make very Overstitch fr...

Page 43: ...ng side of the patch with iron on stabilizer When mending tears frayed edges or small holes it is advisable to lay a piece of fabric of the same color which is slightly larger than the damaged area on...

Page 44: ...me approx 2 mm Insert the folded edge of the material underneath the hemmer and sew a few stitches Leave the needle in the material and lift up the presser foot Feed the material into the hemmer openi...

Page 45: ...uring that the overlap protrudes about 4 mm Baste the zipper under the overlapping edge so that the teeth are still visible Engage the zipper foot on the right and set the needle at the required posit...

Page 46: ...is exactly the right size the creative 7560 is equipped with the buttonhole guide No 10 and sensor technology Using this equipment you can sew perfect buttonholes even on the most difficult materials...

Page 47: ...26 for highly elastic materials and heavy knit fabrics 3 Stretch buttonhole No 27 for fine elastic materials and for decorative buttonholes 4 Round buttonhole No 28 for ladies fashion especially blou...

Page 48: ...automatic with buttonhole guide No 10 and buttonhole foot No 5A Select buttonhole No 25 On the display appears the above shown message Using the numbered keys 1 0 you can enter the desired length of t...

Page 49: ...so the stitch density After selecting the buttonhole program 25 do not enter any buttonhole length but press the o k key In the display you will see the programming screen along with buttonhole width...

Page 50: ...balance in the plus section If the second reverse buttonhole seam is not as dense as the first forward buttonhole seam you adapt the balance in the minus section Stretch buttonholes Now sew another b...

Page 51: ...fabric first making sure to measure from the starting point inwards Always sew the buttonholes from the inside outwards towards the edge The stitch density of the second purl seam can be set using the...

Page 52: ...r the front ridge of the buttonhole foot and clamp the thread ends to the right and left into the rear ridge After finishing the buttonhole pull the left thread until the loop is covered by the button...

Page 53: ...attachment Quilt and patchwork foot Free hand quilt foot Teflon ornamental stitch foot Cording foot Ornamental stitch foot Bias tape binder Circular edge guide Fringe foot 7 9 Hole foot Braiding foot...

Page 54: ...Si Buttonhole foot No 5 A Part No 98 694830 00 Buttonhole guide No 10 Part No 93 037 595 91 Darning foot No 6 Part No 93 035 960 9 1 Roll hemmer foot No 7 Part No 98 694818 00 105 I _i S...

Page 55: ...ruffles etc Shirring foot metal 93 036 967 9 1 Light Bulb and needle plate changer 93 036 960 9 1 Couching Braiding foot 93 036 936 91 For overstitching of cord and thicker yarns 7 9 Hole foot 93 036...

Page 56: ...size the pintuck effect you can fit a cording tongue special accessories on the front edge of the needle plate Its guide shifts the fabric upwards thus making the pintucks look even more voluminous Fo...

Page 57: ...on 3 5 With the ruffler you can make closely or widely spaced pleats automatically while sewing This is very useful for ruffles frills home textiles etc The ruffler can be used in three different ways...

Page 58: ...nger Guide the pin on the free motion quilt foot into the hole of the sewing foot holder as far as it will go In this case the feed fork of the free motion quilt foot must be at the rear of the needle...

Page 59: ...erns of your choice Change the radius with every new circle by loosening the screw and sliding the circular edge guide Fringe foot With this special foot for loop embroidery you can produce fantastic...

Page 60: ...the sewing foot onto the edge of the fabric adjust the needle into the required left hand position and begin top stitching The center guide serves as a guide Stitching on lace Put the lace onto the f...

Page 61: ...de meshed corsetry Lycra Simplex Needle size ball point and Latex 70 110 130 705 H J Acute Twill work wear heavy linen blue jeans Needle size round point and light canvas 90 110 130 705 H LR Narrow tw...

Page 62: ...roidedng Page 122 Joined borders Page 123 Crosssthch Pages 124 127 Linen embroidery Page 128 Hemstltchlng Pages 129 131 Eyelet embroidery Pages 132 133 Rlchelieu Page 134 Monograms Page 135 Quilting P...

Page 63: ...ious embroidery programs They are available in many colors and weights You should however always use threads of the same thickness when embroidering V ii A A Y II f v You can also achieve additional e...

Page 64: ...combinations MEZ Alcazar embroidery and No 30 weight with the cross stitch programs these patterns thread look as if they have been sewn by hand and lend Place a stabilizer under the fabric a special...

Page 65: ...equences Attach the embroidery foot 2A and sew the Using program 52 sew to the right and left of first pattern sequence in the desired length the stitched down pattern sequence Before sewing always pe...

Page 66: ...ths and widths you can achieve new effects every time For hemstitching you need a hem stitch needle Only for very fine fabrics a normal sewing needle size 80 is used Coarse weave fabric from which you...

Page 67: ...long the pulled threads When doing this the needle must enter the right side of the hem and bunch the pulled threads to the left I1t111Fflfl1fl UI1i Small hem stitch Program no 57 Pull the threads in...

Page 68: ...d push the fabric over the pin in the eyelet plate The fabric must fit tightly around the pin Place the sewing foot lifter in darning position Pull up the bobbin thread and hold it for the first few s...

Page 69: ...ning position Knot the threads and remove stabilizer TIP By sewing quickly and moving the material slowly you stitch densely When embroidering on terry cloth the monogram must first be sewn with a nar...

Page 70: ...h In traditional quilts these three layers of material are sewn together by hand with small stitches but this is quicker and more practical with the sewing machine e g with program No 11 This program...

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Page 72: ...and trouble shooting Changing the batteries Page 142 Changing the needle plate Page 143 Cleaning and oiling Page 143 Changing the sewing lamp Page 144 Sewing faults and their removal Page 145 C C 0 Cu...

Page 73: ...Before you start sewing check that the needle plate is lying flat Cleaning and oiling Switch off the master switch Remove the needle plate and lower the feed dog Clean the feed dog and hook area with...

Page 74: ...needle Push needle fully upwards flat side to the back Use needle system Cat No 1 30 705 H Insert a new needle Check the threading paths See 1 Adjust thread tension Only use good threads Use a needle...

Page 75: ...I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r PFAFF Embroidery unit 7560 Instruction manual creatiVe 7560 EOOO 11 PFAFF...

Page 76: ...Release lever for removing the hoop frame 3 Connecting plug for the machine 4 Fastening clip for connecting the embroidery unit to the machine 5 Guide strip for engaging the embroidery unit 6 Release...

Page 77: ...the embroidery unit if there is visible damage its function is disturbed it is wet e g with condensation that may be caused by bringing a cold machine into a warm room 1 9 To avoid the risk of electri...

Page 78: ...idering chiffon Embroidering contours Embroidering individual segments Embroidering leather Embroidering small pieces of fabric Embroidering terry cloth 28 29 19 20 46 49 29 13 22 25 76 77 74 75 70 25...

Page 79: ...hread broken check 26 0 Notes on safety 1 Numbering Creative Fantasy Card 28 Opening the M memory 32 33 Pattern Combinations 32 49 Pattern mirror 1 7 f1Pw Pattern selection 1 0 1 3 Pattern size rotati...

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Page 81: ...onnecting the Power cord and foot control Page 7 Switching the machine Ofl Page 7 Lowering the feed dog Page 7 Inserting removiflg the Creative Fantasy card Page 7 Inserting removing the hoop frame in...

Page 82: ...e while being held parallel to the machine Take care to ensure that the guide 5 is slid along between the base plate and the free arm as far as it will go L Remove the presser foot by clicking it out...

Page 83: ...and then lower the feed dog see creative 7560 Instruction Manual page 27 Insert a Creative Fantasy card into the slot in the J base plate The card is to be pushed into the slot in the direction of th...

Page 84: ...nit 7 Take care to ensure that the first guide track A is pushed into the rear metal guide The frame is now firmly engaged in the embroidery unit JPp 4 If you wish to remove the hoop frame push down t...

Page 85: ...4 Embrdrodoi1of themotifs xp1anatiofth i th dW1ar 4 mbroy ineto Pe2f Embeyfmuftoor page 2 Mu1tiadrnbrddef with r peatfr g coIorw e 14 Embroierfrg tildividuat segments Page Error mesags fr embroiery mo...

Page 86: ...ard box you will find a pattern booklet with all the patterns on the card and the suggested color combinations The time required for the embroidery and the size of the motif in mm or inches are also l...

Page 87: ...display CF 7560 Please select 1 Embroidery pattern 2 Embroidery monograms This message only appears with cards which have both embroidery patterns and monograms On all further cards except the monogr...

Page 88: ...rd CF 7560 is marked with a pattern number In the top right of the display the first page and any further pages which the card may contain are displayed By scrolling with the cursor keys you can reach...

Page 89: ...s Lower the feed dog OK Insert full bobbin A full bobbin should be inserted before starting to embroider We recommend using cotton thread with thickness 50 The bobbin thread supply light display blink...

Page 90: ...utoma tically for each selected pattern Tip Every pattern suitable for the 80 frame can also be embroidered on the 1 20 frame Now place the fabric into the specified frame as described below 2 Loosen...

Page 91: ...ith the inner hoop frame If the material is not fitted tightly enough remove the inner frame and tighten the tigh tening screw 9 a little further Then fit the fabric back onto the frame again When put...

Page 92: ...ppears in the display The automatic default is with the top or head of the design to your left as you sit in front of the machine This is because it is easier to place a garment onto the machine throu...

Page 93: ...broidery field The dot J in the dark field indicates the beginning of the pattern Furthermore you can see if a 1 20 frame or an 80 frame has been specified L ol 1 4 In this example the pattern can be...

Page 94: ...s After pressing this key the following message appears Press foot control The pattern is set 6 stitches back Press the foot pedal briefly The machine then skips back 6 stitches all at once You can co...

Page 95: ...I Pressing one of the cursor keys or E next to this symbol extends the menu with esc or OK you return to the previous menu The following symbols appear in the display 0 E 19 0...

Page 96: ...ins the same position is easily found With keys 8 and 9 the pattern can be visibly moved up and down within the embroidery field Here the individual steps are also represen ted numerically i This symb...

Page 97: ...ne has sewn a few stitches If you release the foot control the machine stops and you can cut the starting threads Then reac tivate the foot control and press the OK key while embroidering after a few...

Page 98: ...tasy card you will find the desired pattern with a color suggestion which can also be changed to another color Make sure you have the required threads prepared in the order listed Select the symbol co...

Page 99: ...e the colors in the order listed and begin with the first color as described on page 23 After the first color the machine stops and displays the message Thread change color 2 After the second color ch...

Page 100: ...you will see the following message Thread change color 4 If you wish to return to the beginning of this segment while embroidering interrupt the embro idery operation and press key 8 The following mes...

Page 101: ...e bobbin thread The bobbin thread supply display blinks when the spool thread is running low The machine stops and the following message appears in the display Bobbin thread is low OK You can continue...

Page 102: ...ed dog back on and attach the appro j priate sewing foot Then press the menu key 1 8 The embroidery unit moves to its position on the right so that as much room as possible is created j for sewing How...

Page 103: ...ditionally a Creative Card optional extra This is a special card which can be deleted and re stored as much as you wish Tip If you work with more than one Creative Card take care that you do not use t...

Page 104: ...the pattern required by pressing one of the keys below Deleting the Creative Card tllb irnr r 0 g i 1 I You can delete the whole card by keeping your finger pressed on the card key when switching on...

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Page 107: ...bine two or more patterns or letters in one M memory this is called a pattern sequence Insert the Creative Fantasy card CF 7560 into the a Press the m key to select an M memory 32 Pattern sequence slo...

Page 108: ...emory you will find the keys and Use the number keys to select a free memory The selected memory is given a dark background After confirming with the ok key you will see in the display Empty sequence...

Page 109: ...Select the desired pattern group with the number 2 Embroidery monograms The alphabet from the Creative Fantasy card Select the alphabet with the keys below it CF 7560 appears Key 1 or 2 keys e g E E...

Page 110: ...ey for selecting either the letters the punctuation marks or the numbers respectively Changing the letter size J If you wish to enlarge or decrease the size of the letters use key 9 Important Changing...

Page 111: ...With the keys 5 and 6 you can now determine the size of the alphabet You can return with esc Capital lower case letters If you press key 0 underneath the symbol A a you will get the lower case letters...

Page 112: ...tion by pressing the ok key The letter selected appears in the top box N Moving monograms ground U iK luiin j _____ If you want to select the letter Z press the 4 key twice The letter Z now appears on...

Page 113: ...fI 1 Ij ff7i I1T1tI Press the key to store both letters In the display you will see the selected letters next to each other You will also see a new menu in the right of the display 38...

Page 114: ...9 key underneath the symbol m you can m access another new menu This symbol stands for delete pattern The following functions can be activated With the key underneath this symbol you delete i i the pa...

Page 115: ...Moving letters If you wish to move the letters closer to ether press the lower arrow key cursor key This opens a new menu Using the two cursor keys place the arrow on the letter you wish to move hiti...

Page 116: ...t to move the letter Z position the arrow on the Z The coordinates of the letter will appear on the screen Confirm the position by pressing the ok key i _ liiIfl 4 W7I I1t Confirm the position by pres...

Page 117: ...or the horizon tal value The 0 point is in the bottom left of the hoop or frame After a short delay you will see a new screen zzi With the number keys 9 and 0 underneath the symbols LEJfZ you can move...

Page 118: ...ou can also press and hold the corresponding key Embroidering the pattern sequence If you have positioned the letter where you want it press the esc key to return to the initial screen Or press ok to...

Page 119: ...moves into position If you have fulfilled all the requirements in the display confirm with ok Now you can embroider the pattern sequence By pressing the lower cursor key next to the symbol you will o...

Page 120: ...es key 9 or skip one stitch forward key 0 If you want to move the pattern sequence within the embroideri frame press the upper cursor key twice now You will get a menu with four arrows Using the keys...

Page 121: ...hiIflhi iL a1Tt To delete a letter press esc to return to the previous screen and then the key underneath J 46 1 I Tip With the 0 key underneath the symbol you can view the letters one after another...

Page 122: ...up a new menu Place the arrow on the letters to be deleted using both cursor keys 8 next to the symbols and You can view the contents of the Mmemory using the 0 key under the symbol LLI With the 9 ke...

Page 123: ...l you delete the letters under the arrow With the 0 key underneath the J symbol you call up the question Delete entire sequence With the ok key you can delete the entire sequence Use the esc key to in...

Page 124: ...ct the M rnernory to be deleted The following message is displayed k 1 Cancel sequence ey For sewing use the card with the following number CF OK The entire pattern sequence will be deleted imme diate...

Page 125: ...broidery patterns The embroidery pattern category also includes a frame pattern w t wL I RrTR I Placing monograms in frames Select an empty M memory After confirmation with the ok key the following me...

Page 126: ...N Select the maximum possible size with key 5 Store the frame by pressing the ok key N 7 ____ 1ilI_iTFi 71 Then press the card key again and select the pattern group Embroidery monograms with key 2 51...

Page 127: ...52 I a Select the alphabet via the 1 or 2 key Before entering the letter select the desired letter height Then select the desired letter and confirm with the ok key Press the m key to store the lette...

Page 128: ...The letter appears automatically in the frame To embroider the motif press the 9 key underneath the symbol c 1 I 1 I 1 I I E C 53 CC I 4...

Page 129: ...another in the sequence Creating longer words or names can also be done by moving the frame In the chapter Tips and Examples you will find a detailed description Select an empty M memory After confirm...

Page 130: ...I it 4i111 Select the alphabet by pressing key 1 or 2 a 2 55 c a Pressing key 2 for embroidery monograms...

Page 131: ..._ _ i A 1 IiiL1fl 1 ____ ____ Enter the desired word sequence using the number keys Enter an empty space between words key 7 or 8 t L ____ I _ I1INITLI ______ Store the word sequence by pressing the m...

Page 132: ...e letters the word sequences can be on several lines The word sequence can now be embroidered To do this press key 9 under the symbol If you want to have continuous sewing of all letters choose mono f...

Page 133: ...Creative Fantasy card CF 7560 Now press the card key I 5 f flfr Combining motifs with word sequences Select a free M memory After confirming via the ok key the following message appears Empty sequenc...

Page 134: ...Now select a motif using the number keys Scale down the size of the motif by pressing the 4 key Then store the motif by pressing the ok key I E CD 59 CD I...

Page 135: ...1 60 Mfl ff7I ____ i IiiLliI 1 ff1I EITItI a I tpz Now press the card key again and seiect the pattern group Embroidery monograms with the 2 key Select the alphabet with the 1 or 2 key...

Page 136: ...nd that you select the smallest letter height Then enter the desired letter sequence using the number keys Store the letter sequence by pressing the key The letter sequence is placed over the motif 0...

Page 137: ...word 62 Ii La I Press the first cursor key next to the arrows You will get a new menu Move the arrow in the display using the cursor keys so that it is positioned on the first letter of the tr ITTI I1...

Page 138: ...Press the ok key once I J Move the arrow in the display so that it is posi tioned on the last letter of the word J 0 E 63 0...

Page 139: ...Now press the ok key a second time The letter sequence can now be moved up or down in the display I IlI To do this use the 9 or 0 key underneath the symbols ED Ii 1 64 I L F F r...

Page 140: ...wish to sew the pattern press the esc key followed by the 9 key underneath the symbol j Once all requirements in the display have been fulfilled press the ok key The sewing machine is now ready to sew...

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Page 142: ...ring small pieces of fabric Page 72 Embroidering leather Page 73 Combining motifs to form a border Pages 74 75 Embroidering a word sequence Pages 76 77 Special embroidery hoop frame Creative Fantasy C...

Page 143: ...Richelieu motif these patterns can also be embroidered without Riche lieu effect i e the fabric pieces are not cut out of the spaces Select a Richelieu pattern e g pattern No 6 and embroider it in one...

Page 144: ...embroidery Change thread color 3 Cut the needle thread and lay the appliqu material onto the sewn pattern You can pin down the outer edges of the fabric if you wish Do not remove the fabric from the h...

Page 145: ...ack the material with embroidery fleece this would show through the thin fabric Therefore repeat the procedure until the fabric is strong enough Then fit the fabric tightly into the hoop frame If you...

Page 146: ...your PEAFF dealer If the terry cloth is too thick to fit into the frame fit a piece of embroidery fleece into the hoop frame and glue the terry cloth fabric onto it with a glue pen Now the Solvy can...

Page 147: ...The adhesive layer is now revealed Insert the adhesive backing with the smooth side cover layer facing up in the hoop frame Using a pin carefully perforate the cover layer crosswise As a result the a...

Page 148: ...e and extra perforation holes being made in the leather If the leather is too thick to be inserted into the hoop frame only fit the fleece into the embroidery hoop and lay the extra leather over the e...

Page 149: ...he hoop frame Take care to ensure that the line you have drawn runs parallel to the embro idery hoop Select a pattern e g pattern no 1 1 from the Creative Fantasy card CF 7560 and rotate the pattern 9...

Page 150: ...idery hoop is always based on the middle of the pattern When you begin to embro ider the frame skips back to the pattern center J automatically Insert the fabric into the hoop again so that the line I...

Page 151: ...beginning to embroider ou can trace the embroidery pattern with the key see page 24 and correct the position of the word or letter if necessary When combining word sections always ensure that the posi...

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Page 153: ...ntasy BIG The special embroidery hoop Creative Fantasy BIG has an embroidery area of 225 x 90 mm This enables you to embroider pattern combinations borders and letter sequences without having to re in...

Page 154: ...t help with embroidery requiring frequent thread changes It is particularly suitable for use with the embroidery unit and can hold up to 10 spools Place the spools separately onto the spindles and pul...

Page 155: ...aff Aktiengesellschaft Werk Karsruhe DurIach Gritznerstra1 e 11 76227 Karlsruhe Printed in Germany Rohr Druck GmbH Mainzer StraBe 1 05 67657 Kaiserslautern Subject to alteration No 29 629 993 25 000 R...

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