Pfaff tiptronic 6232 Instruction Manual page 70

Borders with a combination of stitches
By combining different embroidery keys as
desired you can easily achieve other embroi-
dered effects. This is a simple and pleasing
way to embellish tablecloths and garments.
- Apply iron-on backing or place silk backing
paper under the fabric.
- Mark the center with tailor's chalk.
- You can now begin with the combination
MIG
Stretch, stitch width 5
~.
Embroider
along the marked line. Then turn the fabric
and embroider back down the border in
reverse.
- Then sew close to the first border with the
combination L/K Stretch, stitch width
5
mm~.
- IIF Stretch, stitch width 5 mm
~,
comple-
tes the border. Embroider one row. Then
t urn the material and embroider back down
the border in reverse.
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Combinations with colored thread
An additional effect can be produced with dif-
ferent colored thread . Multicolored thread was
used for the middle border in this example.
You can purchase it in a great variety of sha-
des from your PFAFF dealer.
- Apply iron-on backing or place silk backing
paper under the fabric.
- Mark the middle w ith tailor's chalk.
- You can now begin w ith the combination
H Stretch, stitch width 5
~ .
Embroider
along the marked line. Then turn the fabric
and embroider back down the border in
reverse.
- Then sew close to the first border with the
combination MIG Stretch, stitch width
2 - 4 mm .
- FIG
Stretch, stitch width 3 - 4 mm, com -
plet es the border.
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