Ruffler Attachment Video Part 19
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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This is Part 19 in my ongoing video series featuring the Singer Quantum Stylist 9960. In this segment, I show how to install, adjust and operate the Ruffler Attachment. This is a separate purchase.
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You've done an amazing job helping me to understand how to use my new purchase of the Ruffler device. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for keeping our Quantum community inspired! You are so appreciated! I hope you know that:)
Wow, this the best video on ruffler. Thank you,so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Your tutorials are very helpful....love my Quantum 9960
This helped so much. Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Thank you for the tutorial
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks
Thank you so much I have the ruffler attachment for a singer 115 antique. Yours was so similar. I didn't know what the knob was for.
Hi Darlene. Glad I could help!
you have explained it so well- thanks from Australia!
Hi Marietta! Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I have an attachment for my mom's Singer Featherweight. It is similar enough to the one you used and it was helpful that you showed the other models to illustrate they all operate on the same brilliant principle! Really appreciate it :-)
Hi Judy. Yes the older low shank ruffle attachments may work well on the Singer 9960. It's a fun attachment to use and makes ruffling so easy. Enjoy!!
Thank you Roxanne! I was getting so frustrated trying to figure out how to use this attachment. Your video was so helpful. Looking forward to learning more from you.
Hi Heather! I'm so glad it was helpful! This is an Amazing tool for creating miles and miles of ruffles so easily. Stay tuned, more to come!!
Thanks for much always love your tutorials!
Love this segment on ruffles, hoping to use this making a valance for windows. I would love to join the face group for this machine.
Hi Janice. Glad this video was helpful.
Thank you! Now I'll take my Singer ruffler attachment back out and try it again.
Explanation is clear...very helpful
Hi Mary. Glad it was helpful!
@@RoxanneStitches thanks so much for tutorials, please help me beginner in this journey need some more information on how to use my quantum 9960
I love your videos , so excellent!! And very well explained 👏👏👏👏👏thanks !!!!!!!!!
Hi Rosa! Glad you like them and find them helpful!
Thank you
Gonna apply this for my next project.
Great! Give it a try!
I have watched many of these videos about the ruffler foot and your is the only one that mentions getting the needle thread behind the foot. I have a vintage Singer attachment and am struggling with it. I have come closer to getting it to pleat by increasing the presser foot pressure and loosening the thread tension, but I haven't seen that shown in any videos or instructions manuals. Still haven't accomplished a good consistent pleat 😞
Sounds to me like your ruffler isn't pushing the fabric in with the blade properly to create the ruffle. My attachment moves very freely. Check your's and make sure the blade slides manually.
@@RoxanneStitches Thank you! 😊 I am soaking the rufflers in TriFlow oil right now, I think you were right!
Thanks so much!!!
I just found your tutorial videos. thank you so much. It’s been awhile since I used this machine so I thought I would clean it up before using it to make mask for my children.
Well, after carefully cleaning and started to use it, the feeder won’t let the fabric move. What did I do wrong? I have searched and searched on how to fix it and tried to no avail.
Please let me know how to fix it before going to a repairman. I would really appreciate it. Thank you for your tutorial videos. I am getting so excited to start using this machine.
Hi Wynona. Are you sure your feed dogs are in the up position? The lever needs to be engaged and then your handwheel turned once to bring them back up.
Roxanne Stitches Thank you. I wished I saw the video on replacing the cutter. I probably would have been able to fix it myself. I did not know how to open up the machine without breaking the tabs. It was a little black rod that fell out of place and I couldn’t get to it. I gave up and took it in for repair. While my machine is in the shop, I will be watching your tutorial videos. Thank you again. Been using Grandma’s very old Bernina machine ( at least 35 years old) which is still working great.
Wow amazing thank you so much. I have aventureII. just got one off of amazon gonna give it a try. Thank you for sharing
Hi Kelly! Hope you enjoy it! It's such a great attachment to have. Happy sewing!
Thank u so much
Hi Yvonne. You're welcome!
I want this attachment! Which thread and needle does it require? Just based on the fabric?
Yes. I used a woven fabrication in my video so a sharp needle and regular sewing thread.
I have attempted to use the singer ruffler foot, I followed your instructions. However the machine makes a loud noise and gets stuck.
Sounds like you don't have it attached properly?
Great video, thank you so much!! I read some reviews on this foot and they were horrible. Seems like all of the problems people were having related to everything you covered in your video and could be fixed if they saw this!! Do you know will this fair on a sheer material? I worry that it may snag the material when being pushed through the foot. Thanks Roxanne!!
Hi Andee! Thanks for the kind comment. I try to give accurate & simple instructions in all my videos. Glad it was helpful! I would try it on a scrap before I try it out on my project, just to be safe. Good luck!!
With all the videos that I have seen on UA-cam for the ruffler attachment, not one has mentioned the allowance of the fabric on the right of the ruffling. How do you keep the allowance even, what guide do you have for that? My vintage Singer ruffler (1960s) has an extension on the right side. Is that a guide for the maximum amount of fabric to be fed through? It's not mentioned in the instruction brochure that came with the ruffler. The brochure mentions placing the fabric under one of guides on the bottom (narrow finger-like guide) but doing that limits how far my fabric allowance on the right can go. It only allows around 3/8" if I place my fabric under it. Are you familiar with that type of Singer vintage ruffler, Roxanne. Also there's a lever that the brochure says to push upward toward the needle when doing pleating. I'm trying to make pleated trim with the ruffler. I like your video presentation here and though I don't have this Singer model, I liked the way you presented your demonstration of the ruffler that works for that machine.
Hi Catherine. I'm not familiar with the attachment you're referring too. I have several rufflers and they are all a little bit different. I suggest you install your ruffler and play around with it and see what it does. Adjust from one setting to another until you find that sweet spot. Good luck.
@@RoxanneStitches Yes, I'll need to play around with it. Thank you, and enjoy your sewing!
What if I want to hem while ruffling? Or do you hem before the ruffle.?
Hi Jocelyn. Yes you can ruffle and add a section of fabric underneath the ruffler together in one operation.
Thank you so much for the video. I tried to install my singer attachment and the needle is hitting the bottom plate. What am I doing wrong?
Hi Elena. Sounds like either the attachment isn't installed correctly or the needle isn't all the was up in the shaft. Sometimes it helps to remove the needle to install the attachment. Make sure the arm is positioned over the take up lever.
What else do u set up because is not doing it.
Hi Evelyn. Make sure you have this attachment installed properly. It can be a little tricky. Also, feed the fabric under the blade to allow the mechanism to push the fabric properly.
Que marca es su maquina es para caña baja ese accesorio lizador
Singer Quantum Stylist 9960.
@@RoxanneStitches ok muchas gracias