Precisely sew the corners of your quilt binding with this tutorial featuring the Quilt Binder Attachment. Expert tip: Start with a little more binding on the backside of your corner than the front for easy handling when turning the corner. Explore more about the Quilter Binder Attachment here: http://ow.ly/MeQO50HriO8 | Pfaff North America

Create stunning projects with the admire™ air 7000 one-touch electronic air-threading coverlock machine. The ease-of-use features will help you achieve an expert finish with every stitch. Contact your local dealer or visit PFAFF.com for more details. | Pfaff North America

Have you tried this technique with your Admire Air 7000 coverlock? While not truly "free-motion" since the feed dogs don't drop, you are in charge of moving your fabric in the desired direction to create your design. Just remember, since you are looking at the wrong side as you sew, if you are writing a word or directional design, it's a good idea to draw on the back of your fabric to help keep you on track! | Pfaff North America

With the Inspira® Coverstitch Binder, you can turn a light-weight knitted fabric strip into a binding and attach it to the edges of your fabric all in one step. Watch it in action in the video below, and then learn more about this accessory here: http://ow.ly/ispr50FHoIg This accessory is compatible with five-thread coverlock machines, including the admire air™ 7000 air-threading coverlock machine. | Pfaff North America

Unique decorative embellishments are easy with the 7/9 Hole Cord Foot. You can sew up to nine different lengths of narrow cording in place with your choice of decorative or utility stitch. We are using 5 lengths of metallic embroidery floss with one of the specialty yarn couching stitches on the creative icon 2 (stitch 9.1.22), but any stitch that covers the width of your cording will work. Use your decorative fabric as an applique piece, a quilt block, or cut it up for smaller embellishments. H