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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:16 AM
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    I found this in a box of my moms stuff while unpacking and setting up my new sewing room. I can't figure out what it is to look online to see how to use it, so naturally, I thought of all you! Can anybody help me? Please?
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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:19 AM
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    Possibly a pressure foot for one of her machines? Do you know what kind of machines she had that could be a clue on what machine it fit on. If in fact that it is a pressure foot. Good luck. I am sure someone will come along and tell you exactly what it is and what machine it would fit.
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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:20 AM
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    Originally Posted by 1234Irene
    I found this in a box of my moms stuff while unpacking and setting up my new sewing room. I can't figure out what it is to look online to see how to use it, so naturally, I thought of all you! Can anybody help me? Please?
    Its a ruffler attachment. Here is a video on how to use it! Easier than me explaining! I have one & use it alot when making dress, curtains, aprons, ruffled edges on baby quilts,etc.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF1z0C81BPI
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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:21 AM
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    I'd have to go look at my book... I have one too. ( several actually) never use it but I have them.....It appears to be a ruffler.........

    another great you tube!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZLFeBNapIk

    I wish I had known and used this foot ( that I already owned!!) when I did my Grandaughters nursery.. my dtr wanted ruffles on EVERYTHING!@!!! sigh....
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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:29 AM
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    Originally Posted by Morningcoffeegal
    Originally Posted by 1234Irene
    I found this in a box of my moms stuff while unpacking and setting up my new sewing room. I can't figure out what it is to look online to see how to use it, so naturally, I thought of all you! Can anybody help me? Please?
    Its a ruffler attachment. Here is a video on how to use it! Easier than me explaining! I have one & use it alot when making dress, curtains, aprons, ruffled edges on baby quilts,etc.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF1z0C81BPI
    SWEET!!! That is so cool! Thanks! I knew somebody would know what that was.......makes me want to play with it now. THANKS!!!
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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:32 AM
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    Originally Posted by Airwick156
    Possibly a pressure foot for one of her machines? Do you know what kind of machines she had that could be a clue on what machine it fit on. If in fact that it is a pressure foot. Good luck. I am sure someone will come along and tell you exactly what it is and what machine it would fit.
    She had an emdigo (sp?) and a smaller brother. At one time she had a singer, and some kind of treadle machine but couldn't find them when we packed her stuff to bring over to my house..... :(
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    Old 09-05-2011, 07:36 AM
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    It looks to me like it came from the singer machine does it have any engraved name or numbers on it that you can google? Some rufflers are universal some arnt! You could take it to your local sewing dealer to find out.

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    Originally Posted by Airwick156
    Possibly a pressure foot for one of her machines? Do you know what kind of machines she had that could be a clue on what machine it fit on. If in fact that it is a pressure foot. Good luck. I am sure someone will come along and tell you exactly what it is and what machine it would fit.
    She had an emdigo (sp?) and a smaller brother. At one time she had a singer, and some kind of treadle machine but couldn't find them when we packed her stuff to bring over to my house..... :(
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    Old 09-05-2011, 09:03 AM
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    It looks like a short shank, so it might fit any short shank machine, which most are.
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    Old 09-05-2011, 09:09 AM
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    I have one with my singer. It is for making ruffles or gathered skirts.
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    Old 09-05-2011, 10:44 AM
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    That is a ruffler/pleater foot. On top you will see a little lever that can be set on 1, 6, or 12. That will change the number of pleats per inch. Set on 1 for soft pleating, and 12 for tight pleating.
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