The PFAFF® performance icon™ Sewing Machine is a top-of-the-line machine designed for professionals and passionate sewists. It features a large multi-touch screen for intuitive navigation and an extensive library of stitches, including utility, decorative, and quilting options. Equipped with the exclusive IDT™ System for perfect fabric feeding, it ensures precision and consistency on all types of fabrics. Additional highlights include automatic needle threading, a spacious work area with bright LED lighting, and high sewing speeds for efficient project completion. This machine elevates your sewing experience with advanced technology and superior craftsmanship.
To say I’ve been feeling lucky this week is an understatement! Having the PFAFF performance icon in my sewing room is a real treat. In yesterday’s post, I added finishing touches to complete the Lucky 2B a Quilter pincushion. I told you there was more and today I’m sharing what…
Everybody needs a little luck! In yesterday’s post I started to make a rainbow pincushion using the PFAFF performance icon. The body came together quickly and I decorated it with several of the built in animal stitches. Today’s post will add a few more fun details using the PFAFF performance…
It’s time to put some of the many features to work on the PFAFF performance icon. In yesterday’s post, I made a list of features to convince you to take this big machine with you on sew days. Today I’m making a rainbow pincushion. Why? Because I feel lucky to…
Features on the PFAFF performance icon make it an irresistible sewing day partner. In yesterday’s post I went through several of the little things that make a big impression on this machine. Today I’ll focus on the features that I think will convince you to take the PFAFF performance icon…
The PFAFF performance icon is a large sewing machine. It takes up a lot of space! And yet it’s all the little things that make this machine a dream to use. Today I’m taking you through several of the little things that immediately made me want to quilt! I think…