The PFAFF® passport™ 2.0 Sewing Machine is a compact and portable machine perfect for sewists on the move. Despite its lightweight design, it doesn’t compromise on features—boasting 70 built-in stitches, including utility and decorative options. Equipped with the original IDT™ System for perfect fabric feeding, it ensures even and precise stitching on all types of fabrics. Additional features like the start/stop button, speed control slider, and needle up/down function provide convenience and ease of use. Ideal for classes, travel, or limited sewing space, the Passport 2.0 delivers professional results wherever you go.
Today we’re going to pick up where we left off yesterday, therefore, finishing the sewing project. The zipper is in and the outer and inner panels are ready to be sewn into a case. Today the plan is to sew those sides together into a case but first I want…
Last month I made a cute little agenda bag for my great-niece to take to school for all her important papers and since I haven’t mailed it off to her yet I figured why not make a pencil case to go with it. Does everyone know how to sew a…
Do you use your sewing machine to sew on buttons? This is something I’ve never done. Sewing on a button with a sewing machine seems like a vary foreign concept as we were always taught to do it by hand. Now I’m going to give it a try, let’s see…
Sewing on a button is something that most of us learned a long time ago as children. The questions is, did you learn how to make the perfect buttonhole to go along with it? Making buttonholes is not something I did a lot of in my years of sewing –…
Last month I left you with 3 of the 9 crazy patch blocks completed for a custom-designed chair cushion. Over the past 4 weeks I finished the other 6 blocks and turned those blocks into 3 panels with sashing. Now it’s time to do some quilting with the Pfaff Passport…