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Some

safety

rules

Take

care

avoid

injury

your

fingers

the needle

during

sewing.

Make

sure

you

unplug

the

power

cord

whenever

you

have

leave

the

machine

want

clean

it,

oil

change

mechanical

and

accessory

parts.

sure

use

only

15-watt

light

bulb

the

sewing

lamp.

The drive

belt

must never

adjusted

anyone

but

authori

zed

Pfaff

agent.

“ome

safety

rules

valid

for United Kingdom

only

The

wires

the

mains

lead

are

colour

according

the

following

code:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

the

colours

the

wires

the

mains

lead

this

appliance

may not

correspond

with

the

colour coding

the

terminals

your

plug,

proceed

follows:

the

wire

which

coloured

blue

must

connected

the

termi

nal

which

marked

with

the letter

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

coloured

brown

must

connected

the

terminal

which

marked

with

the

letter

coloured

red.

Please

note:

When

13-ampere

plug

used,

3-ampere

fuse

has

fitted

Contents

pages

165

167.

than

just

sew

ing

machine:

Your

new

PFAFF

Creative

1473

The

right

machine

for

creative

sewing,

embroidery

hand, and

textile

design.

This

means

you

have

bought

quality

product,

one

the

best

sewing

ax.width

machines

the

world.

Compared

with

other

makes

has

multitude

superb

sewing

features.

From

this

vast

range

features

have

compiled

number

tips

and

ideas

for

you

and

divided

them

into

three

groups:

Straight-stitch,

zigzag

and

utility

stitch

programs and

buttonhole

pro

gram.

Embroidery

stitch

program.

Programming

embroidery

and

hand-sewn

stitches,

and

alphabet

pro

grams.

creative

fashion

designer

you

will

doubt

have

further

questions

regarding

sewing

problems

now

and

then.

so,

simply

contact

your

PFAFF

dealer.

They

will

pleased

help

)

you

whenever

you

wish.

make

full

use

the

numerous

tea

tures

the

machine,

please

read

this

7,5

instruction

book

carefully.

When

using

this

book,

fold

out

the

front

and back

cover

pages.

wish

you

great pleasure

and

suc-

-—

cess

with

your

creative

sewing.

Parts

the

sewing

machine

Carrying

handle

Folding

cover

Hand

wheel

Release

disc

Keys for

balance

and

pattern

length

Key

for

program

sequence

and

recommended

sewing

modes

Key

for

stitch

length and

pattern

length

Stitch

width

keys

Main

switch

Connection

socket

for

the

Creative

Designer

1473

Work

support

with

accessory

box

and

accessory

compartment

Sewing

foot

holder

with

sewing

foot

Needle

holder

with

retaining

screw

Bobbin

thread

monitor

“Needle

down”

key

“Sew-slow”

key

Presser

bar

lifter

“Reverse”

key

“Tie-off”/buttonhole

key

Presser

bar

Display

Four

program

selection

keys

Program

chart

Storing

compartment

Bobbin

winder

Pattern

start

key

Single

pattern

key

Pattern

mirror key

Twin

neddle

key

30 Memory recall

key

Connection

socket

for

foot

control

Baseplate

Cover,

sewing

hook

area

Free

arm

Threader

Sewing

lamp

Thread

trimmer

38 Threading

slots

Needle

thread

tension

Bobbin

winder

thread

guide

Take-up

lever

Needle plate

Dual

feed

Bobbin

winder

thread

guide

(swing-out)

Spool

holder

with

unwinding

disc

Second

spool

holder

(swing-up)

Correction

key

Program

entry

key

Utility

stitch

programs

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Straight stitch

For

all

sewing

work,

plus

—

‘-“-‘

middle

needle

position

fancy stitch.

Straight stitch

For

all

sewing

work

requiring

‘

with

needle

positions

special needle

positions.

Straight

stitch,

reverse

For

sewing

continuously

reverse,

“-

middle

needle

position

you

not

wish

turn

the

work.

Straight

stitch,

reverse

Same

program

02,

but

with

‘-“-‘

with

needle

positions

special

needle

position.

Stretch

triple

straight

stitch

For

very

strong

seams.

Under any

strain

they

stitch

length

l5to

4.5

stretch

without tearing.

Stretch

triple

straight

They

are

used,

for

example,

for

inside

leg

seams

stitch

sports-

and

workwear,

but

also

fancy

seam.

—

stitch

Ienght

Stem stitch,

narrow

For

embroidering

with

the

“-“-‘

embroidery

programs.

Stem

stitch,

wide

For

embroidering

with

the

‘-“

embroidery

programs.

Grass

stitch

For

embroidering.

Basting

stitch

For

basting

cuttings.

—

Zigzag

stitch

from

For

serging, appliquéing, inserting

lace and

‘

middle

needle

position

basting

with

fringe

foot.

Zigzag

stitch

from

Same

program

(for

zigzag

from

left

needle

‘

right

needle

position

push

pattern

reverse

key),

Purl

stitch

For

sewing

purl

seams.

Stretch

stitch

For

sewing

elastic

tape,

darning

tears

—

‘

penetrations;

and

patching. Suitable

for

almost

every

penetration

fabric.

(No.

Description

Application

Max.widtt,

Shell-edging stitch

For

shell-edging and ordinary

edging.

17 18 19

23 24

26 27

No.

Description

Application

Max.wk

Fancy

elastic

stitch

For

over-stitching elastic

and woolen

threads,

gathering

and

smocking.

Blind

stitch

For

invisible

hemming

and

‘

shell-edging.

--.-------.-

--.---—

----.

Stretch

For

invisible

hemming

elastic materials

‘

blind

stitch

(securing

edges).

Light

buttonhole

For

buttonhole

sewing.

5,5

Button

sewing

For

sewing

buttons.

Edge

binding

stitch

For

serging

enhancing

edges

7,5

Closed

For

joining

and

serging

seams

with

‘

overlock

stitch

edge thread,

Tricot-

For

sewing

and

patching

light

knitteds

‘-

patching

stitch

(underwear).

Pullover

stitch

For

elastic

joining

and

serging

seams

‘-‘-‘

heavy-knits

and

jersey.

‘)A

Honeycomb

stitch

For

sewing

elastic

threads,

covering

terry-cloth

seams

and

fancy

hem

seams

(shirring

effect).

Closed

Joining

and

serging

seams,

‘-

overlock stitch

ideal for

jeans.

Closed

For

joining

and

serging

seams

‘—

overlock

stitch

heavy-knits and jersey.

Cross

stitch

high-stretch

seam

for

sportswear.

Overlock

stitch

For

sewing

and

serging

one

operation.

Fagotting

stitch

For

joining

foundation

wear.

Produces

fancy

hem-stitching

effect.

150

151

152 153 153

153

154 154

154

Description

Max.wldthN

Round

buttonhole

with

crosswise

tack

For

outerwear

buttonholes

heavier materials.

Application

Light

buttonhole

For

sewing

buttonholes

blouses,

shirts

‘

7.0

and

linen.

---.-

5(-\

Light

buttonhole

For

sewing

buttonholes

bed

linen.

7.Oto44mm

Stretch

buttonhole,

For

buttonholes

open-weave

fabrics.

‘

reinforced

Stretch

buttonhole

For

buttonholes

stretch

fabrics

(jersey,

etc.)

[

Round

buttonhole

For

buttonholes

trousers

with

wedge

tack

and

casual

garments.

Round

buttonhole

For

outerwear

buttonholes

with

lengthwise

tack

light

materials.

Eyelet

buttonhole

For

buttonholes

jeans,

trousers

and

sportswear.

147

157

158

159

160

161

Description

Application

Max.wthN

Eyelet

buttonhole

For

buttonholes

outerwear,

costumes,

with

lengthwise

tack

coats,

etc.

Eyelet

buttonhole

For

buttonholes

heavy-duty

—

with

crosswise

tack outerwear,

Covering

stitch

For

joining

terry

cloth,

jersey

and

inserting

patches

(flat

seam

with

double

edge

reinforcement).

Bartack

For

sewing

bartacks

pocket

openings,

belt

loops,

‘

hanger

tabs

and

zipper

ends.

Darning

program

For

darning

thin

damaged

areas.

‘

lengthwise

Darning

program

For

darning holes.

lengthwise and

crosswis&

Stretch

triple-

For

sewing

elastic

tapes

sportswear

and

zigzag

stitch

‘

bathing

wear

(high-stretch

seam

for

light

knitted

fabrics).

Stretch

triple

stitch

elastic

stitch

For

sewing

elastic

tapes

sportswear

and

bathing

wear (high-stretch

seam

for

heavy

knitted

fabrics).

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