Creative 2 Owners Manual

							Owner’s manual 
						

							This household sewing machine is designed to comply with IEC/EN 60335-2-28 and UL1594. 
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 
When using an electrical appliance, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including 
the following: 
Read all instructions before using this household sewing machine. Keep the instructions at a 
suitable place close to the machine. Make sure to hand them over if the machine is given to a third 
party.
DANGER – To reduce the risk of electric shock: 
•  A sewing machine should never be left unattended when plugged in. Always unplug this 
sewing machine from the electric outlet immediately after using and before cleaning, removing 
covers, lubricating or  when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in the 
instruction manual. 
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This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced 
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been 
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the 
hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall 
not be made by children without supervision.
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have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the sewing machine by a person 
responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the 
sewing machine.
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SERVICING OF DOUBLE INSULATED PRODUCTS 
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							Table of contents
Introduction 1:7
Machine overview  1:8
Front side ...................................................................... 1:8
Rear side ....................................................................... 1:9
Top parts ....................................................................... 1:9
Accessory trays ............................................................ 1:9
Embroidery unit overview ......................................... 1:9
Included accessories .................................................. 1:10
Presser feet .................................................................. 1:10
Stitch overview  1:12
Utility stitches ............................................................ 1:12
Decorative stitches .................................................... 1:15
Alphabets .................................................................... 1:22
Preparations 2:1
Unpacking 2:2
Connect to the power supply  2:2
Pack away after sewing   2:2
Custom LED lights  2:3
Free arm  2:3
Thread cutter  2:3
Electronic knee-lift  2:3
Spool pins  2:4
Threading the machine  2:5
Needle threader ........................................................... 2:5
Thread sensor  2:6
Bobbin winding  2:7
Inserting the bobbin  2:8
IDT
™ system (Integrated dual feed)  2:9
Changing needle plate  2:9Needles 2:10
Changing the needle  2:10
Changing the presser foot  2:11
Attaching the Dynamic spring foot 6D  2:11
USB ports  2:12
USB embroidery stick ............................................... 2:12
Connect machine to computer  2:12
Complimentary software (PC)  2:13
How to update your machine  2:13
Soft Touch
™ Buttons and indicators  2:14
PFAFF® creative™ Color Touch Screen  3:1
PFAFF® creative™ Color Touch Screen  3:2
Start view  3:2
Main parts  3:2
Task bar ......................................................................... 3:2
Option bar ..................................................................... 3:3
Common icons  3:3
Selection menu  3:4
Selection menu - overview ......................................... 3:4
Embroidery edit  3:6
Embroidery text editor ............................................... 3:7
Embroidery stitch-out  3:7
Sequencing 3:8
Stitch Creator
™ feature  3:8
Settings menu  3:9
Machine settings .......................................................... 3:9
Screen and light settings ........................................... 3:14
Sound settings ............................................................ 3:15
Info menu  3:16
Quick help  3:16
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Congratulations!
Congratulations on purchasing your new PFAFF®creative sensation™pro II sewing and 
embroidery machine. 
As a sewing ent
husiast, you have acquired one of the most advanced and comprehensive sewing
and embroidery mac
hines in the world; it will enable you to transform all your creative ideas into
realit
y using the most highly tuned technology and features.
Before you start, please spend some time reading this owner’s manual. You will soon discover 
how to maximize the use of your machine. Our authorized PFAFF® dealers will of course also be
pleased to advise you at any time. 
Your PFAFF®creative sensation™SUR,,VHZLQJDQGHPEURLGHU\PDFKLQHZLOOGHÀQLWHO\HQDEOH\RXWR
experience a totally new dimension of sewing and embroidery. 
						

							Sewing mode  4:1
Sewing mode  4:2
Sewing mode - overview  4:2
Select a stitch  4:3
Sewing recommendations  4:3
Machine settings  4:3
Raise and lower the presser foot  4:3
Stitch settings  4:4
Stitch width .................................................................. 4:4
Stitch positioning ......................................................... 4:4
Stitch length .................................................................. 4:4
Stitch density ................................................................ 4:5
Mirroring ...................................................................... 4:5
Balance .......................................................................... 4:5
Buttonhole slit length .................................................. 4:6
Button stitch repetition ............................................... 4:6
Thread metering/Thread tension  4:7
Adjust thread tension/thread metering................... 4:7
Free-motion options  4:8
Sequence start position  4:9
Save options  4:9
Option bar  4:11
Speed control .............................................................. 4:11
Tie-off options ............................................................ 4:11
Sewing programs ....................................................... 4:12
Sequencing ................................................................. 4:13
Stitch Creator
™ feature .............................................. 4:13
Sewing techniques   4:14
Sewing in zippers ...................................................... 4:14
Sewing hems in heavy fabric ................................... 4:14
Three-step zigzag stitch ............................................ 4:15
Blindhem stitch .......................................................... 4:15
Buttonholes ................................................................. 4:16
Sew on a button ......................................................... 4:18
Darning ....................................................................... 4:18
Special sewing techniques  4:21
Four direction sewing ............................................... 4:21
Stacking stitches ......................................................... 4:22
Single ribbon stitches ................................................ 4:22
Double ribbon stitches .............................................. 4:23
Common sewing pop-ups  4:24
Sequencing 5:1
Sequencing 5:2
Sequencing - overview  5:2
Open and exit sequencing  5:3
Create a sequence  5:3
Sequence commands ................................................... 5:4
Horizontal preview ..................................................... 5:5
Directional stitches ...................................................... 5:5
Zoom to all ................................................................... 5:6
Loading and sewing a sequence  5:6
Saving a sequence  5:7
Important sequencing information  5:8
Common sequencing pop-ups  5:8
Stitch Creator™ feature  6:1
Stitch Creator™ feature  6:2
Stitch Creator
™ feature - overview  6:2
Open and exit Stitch Creator™ feature ...................... 6:3
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Start creating - add a stitch or stitch point ............... 6:3
Select stitches/stitch points ....................................... 6:3
Multi-select ................................................................... 6:4
Delete selected stitch point ........................................ 6:4
Duplicate selected stitch point ................................... 6:4
Insert a new stitch point ............................................. 6:4
Zoom ............................................................................. 6:4
Mirroring side to side ................................................. 6:5
Mirroring end to end .................................................. 6:5
Triple stitch ................................................................... 6:5
Touch functions  6:6
Position of the marked stitch point  6:6
Loading and sewing a stitch  6:7
Saving a stitch  6:7
Common Stitch Creator
™ feature pop-ups  6:8
Important Stitch Creator
™ feature information  6:8
Some fabrics have a lot of excess dye which can cause 
discoloration on other fabric but also on your sewing 
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impossible to remove.
Fleece and denim fabric, especially red and blue, often 
contain a lot of excess dye.
If you suspect that your fabric/ready-to-wear garment 
contains a lot of excess dye, always pre-wash it before 
sewing to avoid the discoloring.
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							Embroidery preparations  7:1
Embroidery unit overview  7:2
Embroidery hoop overview 7:2
Built-in designs  7:3
creative sensation
™ pro II Embroidery collection  7:3
Connect the embroidery unit  7:3
Remove the embroidery unit  7:4
Attaching the Dynamic spring foot for embroidery  7:4
To hoop the fabric  7:5
Slide on/off the hoop  7:5
Getting started embroidering  7:6
Embroidery mode - edit  8:1
Embroidery edit  8:2
Embroidery edit - overview  8:2
Load a design  8:3
Load a font  8:3
Load a stitch  8:4
Zoom 8:4
Select design(s)  8:5
Stitch-out order  8:6
Move design forward/backward   8:6
Adjustments 8:6
Group ............................................................................ 8:6
Delete ............................................................................. 8:6
Duplicate ....................................................................... 8:6
Mirroring ...................................................................... 8:7
Move design into hoop ............................................... 8:7
Undo .............................................................................. 8:7
Redo ............................................................................... 8:7
Touch functions  8:8
Move .............................................................................. 8:8
Rotate ............................................................................ 8:8
Scale ............................................................................... 8:8
Pan ................................................................................. 8:8
Option bar  8:9
Save design ................................................................... 8:9
More options .............................................................. 8:10
Select hoop .................................................................. 8:11
Thread color edit ....................................................... 8:11
Shape Creator ............................................................. 8:12
Embroidery stitch editor .......................................... 8:20
Resize........................................................................... 8:23
Embroidery text editor ............................................. 8:25
Embroidery edit pop-ups  8:27
Embroidery mode - stitch-out  9:1
To enter Embroidery stitch-out  9:2
Embroidery stitch-out - overview  9:2
Crosshair 9:3
Color list  9:3
Zoom 9:3
Embroidery information  9:4
Current stitch  9:4
Go to stitch .................................................................... 9:4
Basting 9:4
Color block sort  9:5
Thread metering/Thread tension  9:5
Option bar  9:6
More options ................................................................ 9:6
Hoop position .............................................................. 9:7
Speed control ................................................................ 9:7
Precise positioning  ..................................................... 9:8
How to embroider with Inspira™ Cutwork Needles  9:12
Common Embroidery stitch-out pop-ups  9:13
Files & Folders  10:1
Files & Folders  10:2
Files & Folders - overview  10:2
File formats  10:3
Browse Files & Folders  10:3
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							Introduction 
						

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Front side
1.  Lid with stitch categories
2. Threading slots
3. Thread cutter
4.  Sensormatic buttonhole foot 
socket
5. Custom LED lights
6. Free arm
7. Reverse
8. Reverse indicator
9. Action indicator
10.  Presser foot up and extra lift 
toggle
11.  Presser foot down and pivot 
toggle
12. Start/stop
13. Thread snips
14. Immediate tie-off
15. Stitch restart16. Needle up/down
17. Button ruler
18. Handwheel
19. PFAFF
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Touch Screen
20.  Built-in USB ports
21. Stylus holder
22.  Main switch, connectors for 
power cord and foot control
23.  Connection for knee-lift 
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Needle area
24.  Built-in needle threader
25. Bobbin cover
26. Needle plate
27. Presser foot
28.  Presser foot bar and presser 
foot holder
29.  Needle thread guide
30. Needle screw
31. Needle bar 
						

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Rear side
32. Handle
33. IDT
™ system
34.  Embroidery unit connection socket
Top parts
35.  Pre-tension device for threading and bobbin 
winding
36.  Bobbin winder thread guide
37. Thread guide
38.  Bobbin thread guides
39.  Bobbin winder lever
40.  Bobbin winder spindle
41.  Bobbin thread cutter
42. Auxiliary spool pin
43. Spool caps
44. Spool pin
45. Take-up lever
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The accessory trays feature special compartments 
for presser feet and bobbins, plus space for needles 
and other accessories. Store the accessories in the 
tray so they are easily accessible.
46.   Space for accessories
47.   Removable tray for presser feet 
48.   Removable bobbin holder
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49.  Embroidery unit release button
50.  Level adjusting feet 
51.  Embroidery unit accesssory tray
52.  Embroidery unit socket
53.  Embroidery hoop connection assembly
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Included accessories
Accessories
55. Stylus 
56.  Thread net (2)
57. Edge guide
58.  Felt pad (2)
59.  USB Embroidery stick
60. Screwdriver
61. Seam ripper
62. Brush
63.  Spool cap, large (2)
64.  Spool cap, medium
65.  Spool cap, small
66. Multi-purpose tool
67. Bobbins (10)
68. Hoop clips
69. Knee-lift
70. Inspira
™ Cutwork Needles
Included hoops
71. creative
™ 120 Square Hoop (120x120)
72. creative
™ Master Hoop (240x150)
73. creative
™ Deluxe Hoop (360x200)
Included accessories not in picture
•  Complimentary software (PC) to download
•  Straight stitch needle plate
• Foot control
• Power cord
•  USB cord (P/N:412 62 59-04)
• Needles
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Presser feet
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This foot is used mainly for straight stitching and zigzag stitching with a stitch length 
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This foot is used for decorative stitches. The groove on the underside of the foot is 
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