The flat pleat lever at the front of the ruffler will allow you to adjust how often the foot will pleat.
1 = a pleat at every inch.
6 = a pleat every 6th stitch.
12 = a pleat every 12th stitch.
0 =no pleating.
Here is a simple piece of fabric that has the pleat lever set at 6 and taken with my iPhone. I like the closeness and the death of the ruffles.
If you own a ruffler and never played with it like me then I encourage you to get it and play with. If you don't own one then you may want to go and buy one because I'm sure you will find a lot of uses for this foot.
Angela of Moda Home Mom has taken the ruffler to whole new level with her Ruffled Jelly Roll Tablerunner over at Sew 4 Home. I encourage you to make one of these quick and fun table runners and don't forget to share your finished project with Angela. We all love to see each others work.
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Until next time,
I have worn out three rufflers over the course of 35 years. I use it more than the zipper foot on my machine. It can be regulated also by the length of the stitch. Best little tool around. chris
ReplyDeleteWOW I didnt even know those existed! I want a camera strap with that!
ReplyDeleteI love the ruffler and it's little brother the gathering foot. We've been rocking the ruffler for years around here!Best foot ever.
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