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Sewing mode
Sewing programs (21)
Sewing programs - overview
A
Tapering
program
B Single stitch program
C
Patchwork program
D Preview
À
eld
E Set number of stitch repetitions in single stitch
program
Note: Not all programs can be used at the same time. You
can sew without closing this pop-up.
Tapering program (A)
Tapering increases or decreases the width of the
stitch during sewing to create symmetrical or
asymmetrical tapers.
Activate tapering by selecting either of the tapering
icons (A). The default angle is 45 degrees. Long
touch a tapering icon (A) to view the angle choices
for that taper. Select one angle for the beginning
taper and the same angle or a different one for the
end taper.
If tapering is deactivated and then activated again,
the angle will be set to the previously selected angle.
When tapering is activated at both the beginning
and at the end and you start to sew, the stitch
width will start at 0mm. It becomes wider until the
selected stitch width is reached. Sew your desired
length and press the reverse button. The width
is reduced until the width is 0mm and the action
indicator on the machine will be lit until the taper is
À
nished.
Single stitch program (B)
Activate the single stitch program by touching the
icon (B). The single stitch program lets you decide
how many repetitions of the stitch you want to sew.
Set the number of repetitions using the icons on the
right (E). The number of repetitions chosen is shown
between the + and - icons. The estimated length of
the repetitions is shown in the preview
À
eld (D).
The machine will stop automatically when the
repetitions are sewn.
Summary of Contents for creative sensation
Page 1: ...Owner s manual...
Page 7: ...Introduction...
Page 23: ...Preparations...
Page 39: ...PFAFF creative Color Touch Screen...
Page 55: ...Sewing mode...
Page 78: ...4 24 Sewing mode...
Page 79: ...Sequencing...
Page 87: ...Stitch Creator...
Page 95: ...Embroidery preparations...
Page 103: ...Embroidery mode edit...
Page 131: ...Embroidery mode stitch out...
Page 145: ...Files Folders...
Page 153: ...Maintenance...