Step into the Future of Sewing | Pfaff North America

Since 1862 when Georg Michael Pfaff built his first sewing machine, we've had one single ambition that remains true today: to constantly renew and modernize sewing technology. Join us as we celebrate 160 years of pursuing that ambition, and as we look forward to the next 160 to come. | Pfaff North America

20k Pfaff 1212 industrial electric sewing machines West Germany 🇩🇪 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 Straight sewing Zigzag stitch Button holes Button tacking Twin needle enable Embroidery stitches Adjustable stitch length Adjustable stitch width Inner and outer weaving weaving Forward and reverse sewing mechanisms Automatic bobbin rewinding Adjustable foot pressure Easy threading mechanisms Uses normal shuttle and riller Fast strong and durable Can be used for readywear tailoring heavy weight tailorin

A crazy quilt by any other name is still the perfect way to use up scraps and create a unique keepsake. How do you use your scrap fabrics? Share your tips in the comments! | Pfaff North America

Quilting edge-to-edge stippling in the hoop is a fast and easy way to get that free-motion look when you aren't (yet!) comfortable with free-motion quilting! | Pfaff North America