Adapting The Buttonhole Seam Length With The Balance; Stretch Buttonholes - Pfaff creative 7560 Instruction Book

Adapting the buttonhole seam length with the
balance
On highly slippery fabrics it may happen that the
stitch density of the left seam turns out
differently to that of the right seam. In this case,
the seam density can be adjusted using the
balance.
The balance appears on the right in the display
and can be set with the cursor keys
"—"
and
"—".
Sew a test button hole on the chosen material.
• If, the second (reverse) buttonhole seam is
denser than the first (forward) buttonhole
seam, you adapt the balance in the plus-
section.
• If, the second (reverse) buttonhole seam is not
as dense as the first (forward) buttonhole
seam, you adapt the balance in the minus-
section.
Stretch buttonholes
Now sew another buttonhole.
With stretch buttonhole No. 26 and stretch
buttonhole No. 27 you can
• sew fully automatically or
• self-define the length and stitch width of the
buttonhole (see linen buttonhole).
The procedure forthe self-definition of the second
bartack is the same as for the linen buttonhole.
Seam length and stitch density of the second
buttonhole seam can be set with the balance.
Important: Before you start the buttonhole, pull
buttonhole foot No. 5A to the front up to the
second red mark!
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