Pfaff Ambition 610, 620 and 630 comparison - which sewing machine is right for me?

► Pfaff Ambition 610 sewing machine www.sewessential.co.uk/pfaff-...
► Pfaff Ambition 620 sewing machine www.sewessential.co.uk/pfaff-...
► Pfaff Quilt Ambition 630 sewing machine www.sewessential.co.uk/pfaff-...
The Pfaff Ambition range of sewing machines is hugely popular and for very good reasons. Not only do they look absolutely gorgeous in your sewing space, they are packed with useful and enjoyable features so that you can tackle any sewing project with ease. In this video I'll help you understand the differences between the models so you can choose the right one for you. Want to work on bigger sewing projects like coats or quilts? No problem with the huge space under the arm. Want to add a truly unique twist to your sewing projects or create personalised gifts? You're going to love the decorative stitches, the ability to flip stitches and on the 620 and 630 the ability to programme stitch sequences and sew with alphabets. The built in integrated dual feed system is world renowned and included on all three machines. With these gorgeous sewing machines it is not necessary to attach a separate walking foot, you just engage a little lever at the back of the needle bar and sew away safe in the knowledge there are two sets of feed dogs working together to feed the fabric through evenly. Whether you're working on a quilt with multiple layers of fabric or sewing a tricky dressmaking project in satin or jersey fabric the Pfaff Ambition range has you covered. Not only that, there are a whole range of specialist feet you can use in conjunction with the IDT system enabling you to benefit from dual feed technology even when you're sewing a specialist technique. We stock the full range of machines and all the feet and accessories for these machines on our lovely website and I've included links to them all in the description below.
► Pfaff sewing machine feet and accessories www.sewessential.co.uk/sewing...
► Pfaff free motion embroidery foot for Ambition range www.sewessential.co.uk/pfaff-...
► Pfaff 1/4" piecing foot for Ambition range www.sewessential.co.uk/pfaff-...
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00:00 Introduction
00:51 Pfaff Ambition 610 Overview
01:26 Arm space
02:42 Control panel
05:00 IDT walking foot
08:39 Needle up / down
09:51 Needle position
11:02 Start / stop button
11:51 Flip stitches
13:00 Speed slider
13:48 Free motion embroidery
17:07 Included presser feet
18:48 Pfaff Ambition 620 features
19:18 Enhanced LCD screen
21:10 Automatic thread snips
21:53 Stitch sequencing
24:29 Stitch direction
25:25 Pfaff Quilt Ambition 630 features
27:15 Extra presser feet
28:14 Conclusion

[@peggychance8728]

Good overview! I am a garment sewer and have the Pfaff 630. It is a joy to use and makes beautiful buttonholes. The Pfaff IDT cannot be beat. I chose the 630 because I like the touch screen and am so used to using it on my phone and iPad.

[@bodyandsoul17]

I had wanted to purchase this machine for garment sewing until I read some negative reviews about the delayed backstitching. Have you found that to be a problem? Thanks for any information on this.

[@peggychance8728]

@@bodyandsoul17 No problem for me. After you have sewn on it a few times, you just get used to the way it works-they are all a bit different. I think that is common on computerized machines. I think it is a great machine (I also have a Pfaff 7570). I use the automatic start button for bobbin winding, buttonholes, sewing on buttons, and that type of sewing. Normal sewing I use my foot control. Stitch Mastery and as great series on how to use this machine (I bought my during the lockdown and looked at their videos). Short, detailed videos.

[@bodyandsoul17]

@@peggychance8728 thanks!

[@SewEssential]

Great to hear people loving these machines Peggy, thanks for sharing.

[@SewEssential]

@@bodyandsoul17 thanks @peggychance for sharing and also don't hesitate to contact us if you would like an in depth chat or any extra info. Just drop us an email to [e-mail] and we will be happy to help.

[@soapLady52]

Thank you! This video was very informative.

[@viedeprimes]

I have found your review of the 3 machines very informative. Thanks

[@SewEssential]

Thanks Jan, glad it was useful to you.

[@maryjaneharris6187]

Excellent overview- thank you!

[@SewEssential]

Thanks Mary Jane, thanks for watching and commenting.

[@lexierandazzo4929]

Very thorough

[@jannabatissou8774]

I have the blue one ❤

[@published1789]

Hello -- does anyone know of a really narrow foot that can be used on the Pfaff? I had an old fashioned, super narrow zipper foot on my Mom's Bernina but, because of the IDF, the regular zipper and invisible zipper feet on the Pfaff are wider. Usually the IDF is such a help, but I'd love to find a way to use a very narrow foot when I'm mending.

[@user-ox9be3kx1e]

Thankyou for that - was the ambition 610 a sequel to the ambition essential?

[@sueduquemin7119]

Could you stitch a label for a quilt without having to stitch in one long row. I have the 620

[@TheNafyou]

It's posible to change New IDT if it is old?

[@sharondouglas-zu3oz]

Does the pfaff 620 have a bar tack stitch

[@suestutzle2779]

I have the Pfaff Passport 2 that I take to my sewing guild days and retreats and the Pfaff Ambition 630 at home. I love them and have owned Pfaff machines since 1982. I love on my Ambition 630 that I have the alphabet and numbers but I can't remember how to make it do just one sequence then stop. Do you just press the heart button and it will sew just once your chosen sequence?

[@vwtrainer]

Press the button just below the needle up/down, and the press the reverse button, then sew. It will stop after one repeat. Use this technique with a straight stitch to lock the start of a seam too.

[@Pip7-px3wq]

The IDT is not a walking foot, it’s a dual feed foot

[@vnatik]

Hello! Thanks for the overview. Pfaff has a new entry into Ambition gamme - Creative Ambition 640. Would you have this one as well? Is it worth investing?

[@SewEssential]

Yes it is here www.sewessential.co.uk/pfaff-creative-ambition-640-sewing-and-embroidery-machine the one you mention is the new sewing and embroidery machine combined whereas the ones I shared were just sewing machines. Absolutely worth the investment, you've seen the sewing machine capabilities in my video and this has embroidery capabilities too. Pfaff embroidery machines are always outstanding too. There are so many features on this new machine, if you would like an in depth chat with one of our experts drop us an email to [e-mail]

[@alperenyldrm4467]

I'm going to buy a gift for my mom but I don't know which is better 610, 620 or 630 please someone help me...

[@bitrudder3792]

Ask someone who knows about sewing who also knows your mom. send them this video call me and they might know whether certain features will be especially desirable to your mom. I think they all do amazing things, but someone who sews is going to know The right questions to ask and to be able to casually ask them and get away with it. And maybe all three are so amazing that there isn’t any one thing that she would care about. Plus, something else might be important to her: find out whether she cares about having her machine look nice and whatever space she likes to sew in. If she likes neutral colors, she may not want a bright blue or a bright purple sticking out like a sore thumb.

[@user-mn5nc1zl8t]

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