Creative Pfaff 4 Manual

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4.  Open the selection menu and select design 
cm_52. vp3 again. Center it by touching the 
wheel center icon when the touch function - 
move is active.
5. Open Basic Shape Creator™ feature. Select 
the clockwise circle in the list (A). Touch Enter 
number of designs (B) to open the keypad, enter 
16 and touch OK. Select the touch function - 
scale. Either touch and drag on the screen, or 
use the arrows in the wheel to decrease the size 
to 55x55mm. The size is...

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1.  In embroidery mode, select hoop size 360x200 
and open the selection menu. Open stitches and 
select the linen buttonhole 1.3.1. 
  Note: If you want to change the length, width or     
  density of the buttonhole, use the embroidery stitch    
  editor. Read more on page 8:18.
2. Open Basic Shape Creator™ feature. Select 
the straight line from the list (A). Select touch 
function -...

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3.  Select touch function - scale, and adjust the line 
to desired length by touching and dragging on 
screen or using the arrows in the wheel.
  Touch Enter number of designs to open the 
keypad and enter the desired number of 
buttonholes. Touch Select side positioning and 
select the fourth option in the pop-up to stitch 
out the buttonholes vertically.
4. Close Basic Shape Creator™ feature and toggle 
to Embroidery stitch-out to embroider the 
buttonholes. 

8:18Embroidery mode - edit
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Sequences and stitches can be adjusted in 
Embroidery stitch editor. You can also adjust 
your own created sequence or stitch, loaded to 
Embroidery edit (see chapter 5 and 6).
Note: When a stitch or a sequence is loaded into 
Embroidery edit, tie-offs are automatically inserted 
at the beginning and at the end. The tie-offs are 
only visible when you open the stitch or sequence in 
sequencing.
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Open Embroidery stitch...

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1.  Enter Embroidery edit. 
2.  To create a sequence, open sequencing by 
touching the icon on the option bar (27). 
Select stitch number 4.3.20, then 4.3.15, 
4.2.1, 4.3.15. Mirror the last inserted stitch 
end to end. Insert stitch 4.3.19, 4.3.15, 
4.2.1, 4.3.15. Mirror the last inserted stitch 
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3.  Close sequencing by touching OK in the 
top right corner. The sequence is loaded 
to Embroidery edit.  

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4.  Deselect the sequence by touching outside 
the design on the screen, or step by using the 
arrows.
5.  Open sequencing once again. Select stitch 
number 4.1.7.
6.  Long touch the duplicate icon. In the pop-up 
that appears, enter 7 and touch OK for a total of 
eight copies. 
7.  Close sequencing to load the second sequence 
to Embroidery edit.
8.  Touch the wheel center icon when move is 
selected, to move the new sequence to the 
center of the hoop. Move 9 mm to the...

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Embroidery text editor opens automatically 
when you select an embroidery font in the 
selection menu.
You can also open embroidery text editor 
by adjusting an existing text already in 
Embroidery edit. Just select the text and touch 
the sequencing icon (27) on the option bar. 
Note: If the text is created of stitch fonts, 
sequencing will be opened instead of embroidery 
text editor.
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Return to Embroidery edit by touching OK in the 
top right corner of the screen. Embroidery text 
editor will close and the text will be loaded into 
Embroidery edit. If the text was an existing text, 
it will be placed and rotated in the same way as it 
was before the adjustment.  

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disk space to save current state
This pop-up appears when going to Embroidery 
stitch-out and the available memory in the machine 
is low. Because of low memory you might not be 
able to save current state while embroidering. To 
clear some memory before starting to embroider, 

to Embroidery Edit and use Files & Folders to delete 
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The design combination you are trying to 
make contains too many stitches....