Ladder Stitch; Picot Stitch; Edging Stitch; Inclined Edging Stitch - Pfaff 1080S Operation And Safety Notes

Ladder stitch

The ladder stitch is mainly used for hollow seams.
But it is also used to sew on narrow bands, also in
contrasting colours. Decorative effects can be
achieved by targeted placing of the stitch patterns.
The ladder stitch is also suitable for satin stitch em-
broidery on narrow bands, cords and elastic bands.
Hollow seams are most successful on coarser linen
fabrics. After carrying out the ladder stitch, pull the
threads along the inner edges of the ladder pattern
to achieve an airy effect.
100 stitch pattern: 17
80 stitch pattern:
60 stitch pattern:

Picot stitch

The picot stitch is a traditional stitch pattern for
lacy, decorative hem seams and applique.
100 stitch pattern:
80 stitch pattern:
60 stitch pattern:
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17
17
18, 19
18, 19
18, 19

Edging stitch

The edging stitch is a traditional hand embroidery
pattern for edging tablecloths. But it is extremely
versatile, e.g. for sewing on fringes, bias binding,
applique and for satin stitch embroidery and hol-
low seams.
100 stitch pattern:
80 stitch pattern:
60 stitch pattern:

Inclined edging stitch

Excellent for the decoration of table cloths and
bedding. You can achieve lacy effects on smooth
fabrics. Sew along the unfinished fabric edge and
trim the fabric close to the outside of the stitch.
100 stitch pattern: 22, 23
80 stitch pattern:
60 stitch pattern:
20, 21
20, 21
20, 21
22, 23
22, 23
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