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Pfaff Sewing Foot #7

17 years ago

Do any of you have a Pfaff 7570? I need to use the #7 foot and there are no instructions on how to attatch it to my machine.

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kathi_mdgd
17 years ago
I don't have that machine,but try going to PatternReview.com and ask over there, or look it up on their site.HTH
Kathi
el_old_hippie
17 years ago
I have a 7570. I am assuming that you have popped the other foot off. Then just place the #7 foot under the foot holder and let it drop. If it is lined up it will click in.
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sagebrushy
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks Ladies. Unfortunately it is not a foot that clicks in as the others do. It is the foot that is used to help sew straight lines one after the other after the other, etc. Somehow it is supposed to be hooked up back by the walking foot but I can't figure it out. So.....I just took painter's blue masking tape and lined it up so that the edge of the foot I used ran along the tape. Worked great. I'll have to figure out the other thingy later after my Christmas sewing is complete. Appreciate your attempts to give me an answer. Sandra

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