Singer 650 - Using the Ruffler Attachment; Attaching the Ruffler; Adjusting Ruffler for Gathers and Pleats

The
Ruffier
b
7T1
Otadw
ornt
offers
a simple
aad
Effe-ti.e
zai
.I
rla",
gathered
ano
pl•
ted
ruffle
ftPil4s
mnil
Li
made
separately
or
;i~dd
a!)d
ad
PDYird
at
I'e
same
time.
The
ruffier
I;
a!-
d
adiledi
to
it e
mahdirie
in
place
of
th,
regular
Pre.rmser
foot
a,"d
is used
with
a stlairqlt
stit,-
ot
Inrg
Orie
Tlie
Yuffl.nr
blade
and the
sepflrair
blade
@
ar(
of
blue
stdel
and
hold
the
m.e
itl
to
be
ptl~hend
hetween
them.
The
rulf.ing
b
ad&
f)r;ns
he gathers
or
pleats
by
carrylng
the
fab
ic
to
tif
needle
according
to
lip,
spacini
and
fullness
r which
the
ruttler
Is
.e!tuste
.
The
spa
re
tr
guide
is
slotted
to
tlaide
sea-p
edqes evenly and to
separate the Tuffle strip
h
g f
Irom
tht
material
to
which
the
*Jlf!e
is
at
tadicd.
a
=
Prtsser
Biar
Seat
b
= Arm
Fork
c
= Adjusting
Lever
d =
Adjus'ing
Finger
e
= Adjusaro.
Screw
i
Separitor
Guide
g
Ruffling
Elade
h =
Separator
Blade
To
Attach
The
Ruffler
Raise
needle
to
its
hiighest
point.
Attach
ruff-
Sh11&
Pattern
Selectors:
AK
ler
to
machine
n place
of
regular
presser
foot.
locating
ruffler
on presser
bar
w th
fork
Stltch
Width
Selector:
3
arm
over
need e
Clamp
screw.
Securely
Throat
Plate:
Straight
Stich
tighten
both
presser
bar
and
needle
clamp
screws
Ruffler
To
Adjust
The
Ruffler
2. The
adjusting
finger
is used
only
for
plea-
ting
and
affects
the
width
of the
pleat.
It
is
I. The
adjusting
lever
sets
the
tffter
for
thrown
out
of
action
by
turning
it
out
of
gathers
or
pleat
The
number
I
space
con
act
with
the
adjusting
screw.
setting
is
for
gathers
and
p
aces
fullness
at
every
stitch,
Numbers
6
and
12
are
3.
The
adjusting
screw
regulates
the
fullness
space
settings
for
pleats,
so ciig
them
6
of
gathers
or
pleats.
When
turned
inward
or 12 stitches
apart
The
s a is
for straight
to its limit
with
the adjusting
finger in
stitching
and
is used
who.r
grouping
p ace,
the
attachment
is
set for
its deepest
gathers
or pleats.
pleat.
When
turned
outward
to its
limit,
with
the
adjusting
finger
out
of
action,
the
ruffler
gives
only
a
hint
of
fullness.
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