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March 10, 2011

Using a Sewing Machine Ruffle Foot

I Got a ruffle foot for my sewing machine and I have gone ruffle crazy!


I have wanted one for a while and they are not cheap but, a girl cannot put a price on fun!


This foot attaches to your sewing machine
Each machine will have it's own model foot


I have a Baby Lock ESe2 and it was $49.99 (Like we wouldn't figure out that was ...um..$50.00)

It has 3 ruffle settings


I used the second one for all of my projects


I tore 2 inch strips of muslin fabric, then ran them thru the ruffler.


Paris and ruffles, does it get any better?


A bag with a vintage label from who else but Graphics Fairies.  Vintage lace, buttons, and of course ruffles.


A hanging pillow 
all of these projects are available at


The ruffler makes great little shabby flowers


If you like ruffles and you have thought about getting a ruffle foot...Do it!  
It is so much fun and I have not even begun to play, I still have to ruffle ribbon, lace, and other fabrics.


I am ruffling everything in sight!

I am just warning you, I think my blog has a lot of ruffle posts in it's future!

Happy Crafting
Carol

34 comments:

  1. Fabulous Foot. Ruffles are all the rage so it seems only right that you can now ruffle everything in sight. I think the kitty with ruffles is the cutest. Happy ruffling...

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  2. LOL! Carol - I got one a few months ago for my machine...

    I'm still ruffling the world. Just so you know - it takes A LONG TIME for the rufflin' fun to wear off!

    Your pillow is GORGEOUSNESS!!! LOVE the flower!!!

    Have fun!
    ;-D robelyn

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  3. Oooooooo DOGGY! I had no idea such a thing existed?!? I just love what you made here. I am seriously tempted to get one of my own. I'll need a good ruffle project first!
    Thanks for the inspiration!

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  4. OH yes I love my ruffle foot I had to splurge and purchase one too, it is way fun!

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  5. Hi Carol...GET OUT! Please do not tell me that making ruffles is that easy! I have been wanting to do some ruffles, etc., but the thought of running stitches and doing hand gathering, etc. makes me want to just say forget it! How does it work...you just run the fabric through like normal but because of the foot, it automatically "ruffles" it for you? Don't tell me it's THAT easy? Everything looks just gorgeous! You are one talented chick!

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  6. Hi Carol,
    I've thought about buying a ruffler foot too.
    Now that I see all your pretty ruffles, I just might have to have one!
    Do you think they will have us committed for ruffle mania or ruffle obsessive compulsive disorder! LOL!

    Love you girl, your the best and the cutest eva!!

    hugs
    Sissie

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  7. OMGolly! They are gorgeous! Had no idea they had a thingy to make ruffles with, awesome.

    Happy St. Patrick's Day ~
    Have a beautiful eve ~
    TTFN ~
    Marydon

    CSN GIVEAWAY ENDS 3/17

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  8. I LOVE my ruffle foot! You'll have lots of fun with it I'm sure! Your kitty looks like my cat!

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  9. Wow! All the ruffles are just darling.You have really worked some magic! Does the ruffler thingy fit any machine? Something else for me to want,lol

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  10. wow, I could take my ruffles and my shabby little flowers to a whole new level! Gotta go and check out ebay now.....

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  11. That is one awesome little tool! Oh I just love your ruffles.those babies are going fast. You better keep busy!.

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  12. Hey Carol, That is so cool, does it fit on any brand sewing machine? Please let me know, I have a Viking Rose about 9 or 10 years old... Thanks get back to me when you can! Hugs Marilou

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  13. Carol! How awesome that you got a ruffler!! I want to get one soon. I have a Husqvarna Rose!! I love my machine even though they don't make it anymore!! Love your projects you completed with your ruffler!

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  14. i think I NEED A RUFFLER!!!!!!!!!!!!! I NEED to be having as much fun as you are, and create the same kinda goodness your new toy is helping you create! The pillows and bag are really faublous Carol but I wonder, do they make them for very I mean very old Kenmores? We are talking the old metal kind, hmmmmmmmm I doubt it but I will still be checking! You got my heart pounding! one more time... LOVE your creations! xoxo

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  15. LOVE the rosettes and darling pillows. What is that thing??? Does it attach to a sewing machine? Kitty looks cute in ruffles.
    warmly,
    deb

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  16. "I don't know nothin' bout no sewing machines, Miss Scarlett!!!"

    I need to learn how to sew! Your pillows are AH-mazing!

    I want one of those cute ruffled tablecloths from Pompom Interiors!!!

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  17. Uuhhh! What fun! You just let me know if you run out of projects. I'll be more than happy to send you some of mine. :)

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  18. I am with Ricki Jill on those Pompom Interior tablecloths! Too bad they are between $140-160!

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  19. ohhh Carol you are having tooo much fun. Well here is another idea for your ruffler.
    Buy the rolls of crepe paper streamers at the Dollar Store and RUFFLE those babies !!! Great for all paper projects and lots of fun too.
    (())

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  20. Another amazing project I can see the possibilities for those ruffles are endless!

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  21. I am a ruffler girl too ~
    Oh my goodness when I first
    got mine the dogs almost got
    a ruffled outfit :)
    They are so much fun!!

    xoxo
    Lori

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  22. Oh... you are after my own ruffled heart!! I LOVE your blog and all your creations! Will keep the ruffle foot in mind if I ever get the sewing machine to go with it!! :)

    Kendra

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  23. Ok, I had NO IDEA that there was such a thing! Is it really as easy as feeding the material in and it magically folds the ruffles? lol Your projects are gorgeous. I love them all.

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  24. I couldnt live without my ruffle foot! I think mine was $80 for my Viking machine, but worth every single penny!

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  25. I read your post the day you loaded it and every since then I have been thinking about this darn ruffling foot! I cannot wait till payday as I now must have one...!!!!!

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  26. Thanks for stopping by my blog nad being a new follower!!! I am now your newest follower ;)
    I love your ruffles and rosettes but your vintage water slide decals in the gift basket are BEAUTIFUL!!!!
    It is nice to meet you :)

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  27. Carol, I have to learn how to thread a bobbin before I advance to ruffles! Your pillows are so gorgeous it makes me want to take sewing lessons.
    xo,
    Sherry

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  28. Hi Carol, Thanks for stopping by! Took a quick peek at your blog - very nice! - you are so creative. I love the labels on the jars.

    And, I must say right about now I am jealous of your location - it's so cold here!!! : )

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  29. What a beautiful blog. I love your ruffled pillows! I'm your newest follower!

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  30. Oh my gosh you stole my heart at Ruffles :) I love all things ruffle. Thanks for finding my blog, so I could find yours. Following you back!

    Krazy Crafty Lady

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  31. Thanks for stopping by my blog, I am now one of your newest followers! I lover the button jar and the pillows are to die for!

    xoxo
    Kelli @ loveoursimplelife.blogspot.com

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  32. I love all things ruffly. And the feline kind are even better. I think you are onto something big here!! Beautiful ruffles!!

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  33. WOw, I have never heard of such a thing, but now that I have, I think I NEED it, LOL! Thanks so much for stopping by and commenting on my homemade pretzels! I am your newest follower as well!

    Carlee
    ladybirdln.blogspot.com
    PS, I am having my first giveaway on my blog, come enter! Might as well you are already a follower!

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