Attachments?
I have gathered a number of attachments with the various singers and wanted to put some on ebay. I am a quilter who only sews straight stitch and maybe the hem stitch would be the only ones I use on a regular basis - and maybe zipper. (I am a simple seamstress!)
But these rufflers look down right dangerous - and half of them I don't know what they are for. I am also thinking I need to buy a few more 1/4 inch feet so I don't have to take it off and on so many times when I switch machines. Is there an attachment which would be a must keep? Which do others use most often? Thx. |
This may sound really stupid, but I keep them all. Weather or not I use them, I make up sets of attachments for the machines I use the most.
"I intend" to learn how to use them. The feet I use the most other than the regular SS and ZZ feet, is the 1/4" foot with the built in guide with the over edge foot coming in a close 4th. Joe |
I just used my hemmer and ruffler on my Featherweight (making curtains).
It is kind of fun to use the old attachments. |
Just got through painting the kitchen, now I need new curtains, so I will be draging out the 'ole' ruffler. LOL
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Joe, your advice is always spot on! I agree with you completely, keep all your attachments with your machine!
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Ok.. Just tried out the ruffler which had the singer 's' on it, its pretty cool. Ill keep it!
I have 3rufflers. One is broken and doesnt work heard crunching metal (not good) , and the other ruffler doesnt fit my machine looks not to be low shank. |
Hi..if these are low shank att.'s I am interested in some..let me know what you have..Diana
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When I get yet another machine, I look in my box of extras to see what will fit the machine.
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Rufflers have many moving parts. They need to be oiled from time to time. Says so in the manual.
Joe |
Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 5786143)
Rufflers have many moving parts. They need to be oiled from time to time. Says so in the manual.
Joe |
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