9.9K views · 181 reactions | Have you used the 7 Hole Cording Foot? Thread the 7 Hole Cording Foot with cords using a needle threader, or a dental flosser can be used; attach the foot. Place stabilizer under the fabric. Select a decorative stitch to couch down the cords; hold the cords taut when sewing to avoid them knotting up. #pfaff #pfaffsewing #tipsandtricks #sewingtips #itsinthedetails #decorativesewing | Pfaff North America | Facebook

Embellish your project with different types of cords or yarn using the Three Hole Yarn Foot for IDT™ System. Watch as PFAFF® Educator Nancy Bronstein demonstrates how this foot works, and then learn more here: http://ow.ly/r8dm50EMrSb | Pfaff North America

192K views · 715 reactions | You can add a stylish hem to your knit t-shirts with nothing more than a rolled edge. Set your machine to a three-thread rolled edge (your manual will have the exact settings) and lower your differential feed a tick so your fabric is stretched just a bit while sewing. After sewing, pull on the hem to give it a little extra ruffle. | Pfaff North America | Facebook

We love being able to use our tools for more than the intended purpose. Here, we are using our coverstitch Piping Foot with Cording Guide to make corded tucks. What a fun way to add some dimension to garments or home décor projects--especially with some variegated thread! | Pfaff North America