Brother Ruffler Foot Genuine Sewing Machine Part for Dressmaking Quilting

Brother Ruffler Foot Genuine Sewing Machine Part for Dressmaking, Quilting

The ruffler attachment will allow you to produce decorative ruffles on clothes, pillow cases, aprons, dresses, etc., with a totally professional look. Ruffling can be completed with continuous, precision feeding, allowing you to finish your work quickly. For use with most 7mm machines

Depending on the length of the needle clamp of the sewing machine you are using, it may not be possible to use the ruffler with certain machines. Please refer to the illustrations to confirm whether use is possible or not. Cannot be used with P-1000 / PE-300S, PS2200, 2300, 2500, Star110, 120E, 130E or 140E

The fork arm, which moves up and down, is placed astride the needle clamp. It travels with the needle bar, enabling the ruffling blade to move backwards and forwards.There are two blades on the ruffler. The upper one with the saw-tooth edge is the ruffling blade, and the lower is the guide blade. When the ruffling blade is moved forward, the teeth catch the fabric and force the material forward into gathers or pleats.The space adjustment lever with markings (1, 6, 12 & ?) on it regulates the number of gathers in every stitch or the number of stitches.

When the projector is in the slot marked 1 , the material will be gathered or pleated every stitch. When it is in the slot marked 6 , a pleat will be produced in every 6 stitches, and in the slot marked 12 , a pleat in every 12 stitches. If you want to stitch without gathering, set the projector to ? . Gathers created using an even number of stitches (6 or 12) will have the best appearance. To avoid breaking a needle or damaging your fabric do not pull the gathering towards you as it sews, or upon completion.Keep in mind that the length of the stitches will determine the fullness of the ruffles and the space between them. The smaller the stitch,the fuller the ruffle

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