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To
Bind
with
Dress
Braid
The
braid
being
stitched
on
the
edge
it
should
fit
the
binder
without
turning
in
the
edges,
as
is
the
case
with
bias
binding.
Ruffler
(No.
36518)
Ruffling
Ruffier
No.
36518
can
be
adjusted
to
make
a
gather
or
plait
either
at
every
stitch
or
once
in
every
five
stitches as
the operator
may
choose.
Re-
move
the
presser
foot and attach
the
ruffier
in its
place,
connecting
the
lever
with
the
needle
clamp,
&s
shown
in
Fig.
25.
To make
a
ruffie
with
a
gather
or
plait at
everY
stitch
see
that
the
adjust-
ing
lever
(A)
of
the
ruffiing
attaehment
is
at
its
lowest
point
as
shown
in Fig.
25.
Place
the
material
to
be
rufflec
between
the
lower
or
*uprrutor
plate
and
the
ruffling
blade,
push
backward
until
the
material
is
slightly
back
of
the
needle,
lo*.r
the
presser
bar
and
proceed
to
sew'
To
make
a
finer
gather
shoiten
the
stroke
of
the
ruffling
blade
by
turning
the
regulating
thumb
screw
on
the
lever
to
the
left
and
shorten
the
r1it
h.
To
make
a
fuller
gather
or
plait
Iengthen
the
stroke
of
the
lever
by
turning
the
regulating
thumb
*.rJ*
to
the
right
and
lengthen
the
stitch.
By
varying
these
adjustments
many
pleasing varieties
of
work
can
be
accom-
plished with
the
ruffi.er'
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Ruffler
(No.
36518)
Ruffling
Between
Bands
Place
the
lower
the
piece
of
material
piece
of material
beloiw
the
separator
p.ate,
to
be
ruffied under
the
ruffiing
biade
and
over
the
separator
plate
and
the
upper
piece
of
material
over
the
ruffiing
blade,
as
shown
in Fig.
26.
To
Ruffle
and
Sew
on
Place
the
band
below
the
separator
plate,
the
piece
to
be
ruffied
between
the
separator
plate
and
the
ruffiing
blade;
and
proceed.
Oil
the
wearing
parts
of
the
ruffier
before
using.
Caution.
The ruffier
should
never,
under
any
circumstances,
be
operated
without
cloth
between
the
blades.
Five
Stitch
Ruffling
or
Plaiting
To make
a
five
stitch
ruffie
or
plait,
raise the
adjusting
lever
(A)
to
its
high-
est
point,
as
shown
in Fig.
27,
the
ruf-
fling blade
will
then
move
forward
and
back
once
every
fifth
stitch. Varied
styles
of
work
can
be
accomplished.
Ftc.
26
FrG.
25
Ftc..27