Pfaff creative sensation, Owner'S Manual, Page: 5 / 164

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Sewing mode 4:1
Sewing mode - overview 4:2
Select a stitch 4:3
Sewing recommendations 4:3
Machine settings 4:3
Raise and lower the presser foot 4:3
Stitch settings 4:4
Stitch width .................................................................. 4:4
Stitch positioning ......................................................... 4:4
Stitch length .................................................................. 4:4
Stitch density ................................................................ 4:5
Mirroring ...................................................................... 4:5
Balance .......................................................................... 4:5
Buttonhole slit length .................................................. 4:6
Button stitch repetition ............................................... 4:6
Thread metering/Thread tension 4:7
Adjust thread tension/thread metering................... 4:7
Free-motion options 4:8
Sequence start position 4:9
Save options 4:9
Option bar 4:11
Speed control .............................................................. 4:11
Tie-off options ............................................................ 4:11
Sewing programs ....................................................... 4:12
Sequencing ................................................................. 4:13
Stitch Creator ............................................................. 4:13
Sewing techniques 4:14
Sewing in zippers ...................................................... 4:14
Sewing hems in heavy fabric ................................... 4:14
Three-step zigzag stitch ............................................ 4:14
Blindhem stitch .......................................................... 4:15
Rolled hem .................................................................. 4:15
Buttonholes ................................................................. 4:16
Sew on a button ......................................................... 4:18
Darning ....................................................................... 4:18
Special sewing techniques 4:21
Four direction sewing ............................................... 4:21
Stacking stitches ......................................................... 4:22
Common sewing pop-ups 4:23
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Sequencing 5:1
Sequencing - overview 5:2
Open and exit sequencing 5:3
Create a sequence 5:3
Sequence commands ................................................... 5:4
Horizontal preview ..................................................... 5:5
Directional stitches ...................................................... 5:5
Zoom to all ................................................................... 5:6
Loading and sewing a sequence 5:6
Saving a sequence 5:7
Important sequencing information 5:8
Common sequencing pop-ups 5:8
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Stitch Creator 6:1
Stitch Creator - overview 6:2
Open and exit Stitch Creator ..................................... 6:3
De
À nition of a stitch point ........................................ 6:3
Start creating - add a stitch or stitch point ............... 6:3
Select stitches/stitch points ....................................... 6:3
Multi-select ................................................................... 6:4
Delete selected stitch point ........................................ 6:4
Duplicate selected stitch point ................................... 6:4
Insert a new stitch point ............................................. 6:4
Zoom ............................................................................. 6:4
Mirroring side to side ................................................. 6:5
Mirroring end to end .................................................. 6:5
Triple stitch ................................................................... 6:5
Touch functions 6:6
Position of the marked stitch point 6:6
Loading and sewing a stitch 6:7
Saving a stitch 6:7
Common Stitch Creator pop-ups 6:8
Important Stitch Creator information 6:8
Some fabrics have a lot of excess dye which can cause
discoloration on other fabric but also on your sewing
machine. This discoloring may be very dif À cult or
impossible to remove.
Fleece and denim fabric, especially red and blue, often
contain a lot of excess dye.
If you suspect that your fabric/ready-to-wear garment
contains a lot of excess dye, always pre-wash it before
sewing to avoid the discoloring.