Operation Manual

ManualsBrandsPfaff ManualsMiscellaneousPerformance 2054

After

the

machine

sews

the

first

few

stitches

of

the

curved

end

the

gimp

cords

down

from

the

metal

hook

with

a

straight

stitc

pin.

Warning:

The

presser

foot

must

not

be

raised

from

the

fabric

surface!

Pull

the

gimp

cord

on

the

left

towards

the

rear

until

the

loop

i

just

in

front

of

the

needle.

Carefufly

sew

the

curve,

guiding

thE

gimp

cord

under

the

stitching.

After

sewing

the

curve,

hold

the

gimp

cords

into

a

needle

and

them

to

the

vvrong

side

of

the

garment.

Tie

the

gimp

cords

anc

off

excess

cord.

The

round

buttonhole

with

gimp

cord

is

sewn

in

the

same

way

Tip:

This

buttonhole

is

particularly

attractive

when

sewn

wth

a

heavier-weighi

thread.

Buttonhole

tips

Buttonholes

that

are

to

be

sewn

very

close

to

a

reinforced

edg

may

sometimes

not

feed

optimally

with

the

buttonhole

foot

because

of

the

bulk

at

the

edge

of

the

fabric.

In

this

case,

use

presser

foot

1A

with

the

Integrated

Dual

Feed

engaged.

Fabrics

that

shft

or

stretch

easily

should

be

reinforced

with

wa

soluble

or

liahtweight

stabilizer,

Buttonholes

are

particuiary

sTable

and

durable

if

a

gimp

cord

i

inserted

while

sewing

(see

“

Buttonholes,

with

girnp

cord”).

Linen

buttonholes

are

particularly

attractive

if

you

use

a

heaviE

weight

thread

through

a

topstitch

needle.

Buttonholes

arc

normally

selected

a

little

larger

than

the

butto

diameter.

It

is

important

to

alvvays

sew

a

test

buttonhole

on

th

same

fabric/stabilizer

as

your

project.