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11 To protect and feed, never operate machine without placing fabric under the presser foot. With the cloth inserted and the presser foot lowered, turn the balance wheel toward you. At the same time, give a slight pressure with your knee against the knee control—or against the foot control on some portable models.

7. To remove the work Stop the machine. Turn the balance wheel toward you until the take-up (see section on threading the needle) is at its highest point. (Or turn the wheel to complete the stitch.) Raise presser foot. (On lifting the, presser foot, Fig. 9 the tension is automatically released.) Draw the cloth to the rear of the needle. the thread close to the material on the thread cutter.

8. To regulate the tension of the upper thread The tension of the upper thread is regulated by means Fig. 10 of tension nut (M), (Fig.4). Turning this screw clockwise, the tension will become tighter. Unscrewing it, counter clockwise, it will become looser. 9. To regulate tension of the under thread Having adjusted the tension for a certain kind of If the tension is too loose, take the bobbin case out of thread, (you con best judge this tension for yourself by the machine (Fig.5), and tighten the small tension screw pulling the thread gently with your hand when you have (Z) in a clockwise direction with the aid of the screw threaded the machine through the tension spring), lust driver. If the tension is too tight, unscrew it in a counter glance at the number marked in the bell behind the ten clockwise direction. (Fig. 11). sion nut, and note its relative position. If the upper tension is too loose, the under thread will 10. To regulate the length of stitch pull down the upper thread, forming little knots or loops as shown in Fig. 8. If the upper tension is too tight, the The length of the stitches is regulated by the stitch under thread is drawn up, as illustrated in Fig. 9 Fig. 10 regulator screw. (Fig. 6). In the zero—(or neutral)— posi shows the locking in the two threads in the center of tion, there is no feeding at all. The numbers above zero the material, as a result of the proper adjustment of both ore for forward stitching; the space below for reverse tensions. stitching.

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of NO ATTACHMENTS ARE NEEDEDfor all normal sewing and most types of fancy sewing. The PFAFF comes equip ped with a hinged presser foot. No. 44088 (Fig. 14), which is used for these purposes. This should remain on your machine most of the time. To remove it, loosen the screw, and lift presser foot out to the left. To replace it, slip it back into position, holding it firmly in place between the thumb and forefinger of the right hand and tighten the Fig 17 screw.

Fig. 14 n44088 44088

For plain sewing the stan. dard type of presser foot, No. 45037, (Fig. 15), is inclu ded for those who prefer to use it. Fig. 18 Fig. 15 45037

With stitch regulator set between 1 and 2, place on fabric, under button foot, so that needle passes 17. Sewing on buttons (Fig. 16 and 17) through center of right hole of the button. Then adjust the with the dial so that the needle passes Use foot No. 46120 for sewing on two- or four-hole through the center of the left hole of the button. buttons, for snaps, hooks and small bone or metal rings. To fcsbric, double (Fig. 18). Lower ever H of fix the button to the four or five the Dial-A-Stitch into posi stitches will do. When stitching on buttons having four holes, button back as tion Ill with dial set as far to place the fabric with the as far the right as possible. Lower necessary to permit fastening the second pair of holes, the feed. too. At the last stitch, leave the needle at the right and Fig. 16 adjust the machine for straight stitches of which a few 46120 will suffice to lock the stitch.

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raised (Fig. is as fabric

shirting,

is

special

then

voile

cast. to

and

foot, 26).

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be cut effect

as

covered

This

basted and cording etc.

26>.

unless appliqued,

above

off.

is

cambric, the

is

avail

desi

an foot

cord with lace des-

if

27

28

projects Place pieces of With tight using rolled railed (Fig.

(Fig.

holding

of

41746,

ders cribed.

of and

sewing under,

For Fig.

Even if 1246

knitted

the

the the

29), special,

28), can light tension

thread

the

28 felling, edge

into fabric

hems

fabric

the

is

Then

the

curtains,

about projecting

with be

or

two available ensian

silk

double the

is

of lace shirred with are

of

the

is clean-edge

and under

obtained, use the 1/4”

the fabrics

goonds.

feller,

23. made

different back,

sewn

projecting

bed 24. and machine the

fabric

the

broad edge

fabric

on

or

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as at

just

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the

impossible.

together by ar medium-sized

larger

felling

linens,

sewn the

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especially is

remains cut

shades. letting

using lace

zigzag

hems

right

as covered

set

lace

edge

on

off.

when hemming

(Fig.

foot

etc., cost.

for borders

hemming side.

effects

so flat.

(flg.

it is

even

In of

stitches go

straight 32)

desirable

that

sewn

No.

with

hemming.

this

a

This

Then the zigzag

30)

forward, special 41248 and foot,

are

manner,

the are 41242.

foot,

fabric

zigzag

curls

on. guide an zigzag smooth.

obtained lower

stitches, desired

in (Fig.

No. The undulating

Na.

foot,

the

(Fig.

Fig.

lace is

the

the

stitches,

opening 27).

41248 folded 41248,

41246, lower

stitch.

layer edge

With 29

case

two

bor

31). No.

the far

by By

41242

good

goods,

formed

lock

flatten Now fabric

Fig.

stitch,

infold strong

30

is

which

the

through

Fig.

then

except

seam,

the

31

seams.

require

folded

two

the

for

and

feller.

pieces

once,

a

thin

once

medium-sized

When

or

of

and

more

elastic

cloth

sewn

felling,

guide

as

Fig.

fabrics

to

zigzag

shown

use

32

the

the

the

and

top

edge

in

stitch

straight

Fig.

knitted

piece.

thus

for

29 32, 25. Embreidering and darning Remove the presser foot and lower the feed. Raise the presser bar, place wire clamp (A) with its bent end around the shank of foot screw (13);and with the short end into hole (C) of the face plate. (Fig. 33). By lowering the presser bar lever, the thread tension is re-established. It is helpful to use an embroidery ring in any convenient size. For darning, use soft, mercerized cotton No. 40 to 80 depending on the thickness of the fabric. If large parts are to be mended, we recommend cutting out the damaged pieces, inserting a fresh piece of fabric, and fastening it with zigzag stitches, as shown in Fig. 34

Fig. 34

Fig. 33 31 30

32

useful.

appearance.

threads

same

sewing of

zigzag

threads

as

coming

cord

together

completing

tioned

zigzag thread.

the

place

ing

serve

at

No.

and

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Fasten

stitch

Ruffling

Soft

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if

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Covered

a

line

cotton,

cord

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41319

hemstitching

as

slight

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draw

as

above.

have

are

the undone.

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stitches.

depends

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you

one

for

guide

an

cord.

fabric

is

be

covered,

the with

second

crochet

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extra

been

may

cords

the

done

uniform have

end

(as

the

28.

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yarn

fixed,

using

effects

sean.

No.

this

on

five

under

threads

shown

drawn

of

be

cost.

by

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traced,

with

are

first

26.

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41842,

the

No.

yarn

edge,

the

the

and

work

grooves.

used

to ruffling.

27.

hand.

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the

can

made

effect

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36).

the 40,

must filler

regular

in

edge,

that prevent

according

through

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in

with

fabric

presser

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Fig.

an

make

be

sewing

same

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addition

thread,

now

the

you

with

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All

embroidery

obtained

35),

a

presser

to

(Fig.

two

cords

can

the

the

length

medium

sure

wish

be

type of

foot.

opposite

silk,

the

yarn

to

is

assure

and

these

37)

sewn

to

cording

edges

now

ruffling

done

the

to

that feed

foot. or

of

Sew

by

of

the

No.

tighten

obtain.

zig-zag

standard

pattern,

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ring

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with

stitch

are

using

with

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cording

end

where

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the

the

cover

3

guide,

from

puckered

uniform

available

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narrow

it

cord

of

smaller

length

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a

same

very

stitch.

after

5

men

the

just filler

plate

the sew

be

foot,

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and

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on

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35 33 H

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1 34 35

36

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ensure

cloth-edge.

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1,5

effect.

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produced

obtained

30.

prevent

29.

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center.

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the

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38

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unravelling

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38).

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of

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type

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plain hem-

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cost.

41350

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sewn

form foot

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neck

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of

with

39

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pieces

the 31.

firm

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described

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tension.

and

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latter

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available

the

lingerie

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result

on

cording

above

rolled

edge

knitted

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edge

straps

at

of

available

is

extra

hems

guide,

with

the

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(Fig.

goods

of

wide

cost.

thick.

edge

heavy

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42)

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at

are

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41)

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40

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No.

re 37 7

2. Timing of Ihe Hook Set zigzag dial on Position 4 (widest stitch). Loosen ‘the two lack-screws of the hook and take off base, stop. Turn hand wheel until needle bar is on extreme left, and at the lowest point. Bring the point of the hook around to the needle. Hold it there and turn hand wheel in direc tion of rotation (towards front of machine) until the top of the eye of the needle is approximately 1/32” below the bottom of the point of the hook. Bring the hook as close as possible to the needle without touching the needle, and lock the hook in position on the hook shaft. Replace base stop, and push it towards the front of the machine until you’ve got a least 1/32” or more clearance between the base stop and the base. Now the hook is timed.

Index Fig. 42 I. Useful hints 1 II. To oil and clean the machine ...... 2 Ill. The needle 6 V. Mechanical Adjusiments lv. Feeding .6 1. Threading the needle (These are suggested only for those who have complete mechanical familiarity with the machine.) 2. To set the needle 3. To remove bobbin case 7 1. SettIng the Height of the Needle Bar 4. To wind the bobbin 7 Remove the face plate. Make sure dial is set on zero, 5. To replace bobbin case 11 and lever (H)is set in center. Turn hand wheel until needle 6. To commence sewing 11 needle-bar clamp lock- bar is at lowest point. Loosen 7. To remove the work 12 screw. Lower needle-bar until the top of the eye of the 8. To the thread 12 needle is level with the top of the base of the hook. Hold regulate the tension of upper needle bar so that it does not move, and lock with 9. To regulate the tension of the under thread 13 needle-bar clamp lock-screw. 10. To regulate the length of stitch 13 Now the height of the needle bar is set, and you con 11. The Dial-A-Stitch 14 proceed with the timing of the hook. 12. To take apart and clean the hook 15

38 39 13. To egUlcite pressure of the presser foot . 17 14. Adjusting the tension of the threod controller spring 17 15. The needle 17 16. To lower the feed 17 17. Sewing on buttons 18 18. Buttonholes 20 19. Ornamental seams 22 20. Overedged hems 23 21. Applique work 25 22. Running on lace 27 23. Even hems 28 24. Felling 28 25. Embroidering and darning 31 26. Covered cords 32 27. Ruffling 32 28. Hemstitching 32 29. Picot edging 36 30. Rolled hems 36 31. Scalloped rolled hems 37 32. Scalloped edge 37 V. Mechanical adjustments 38 1. Setting the Height of the Needle Bar . . 38 2. Timing of the Hook 39

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