Ruffler Foot Made Sew Easy It's Hands Free!

If you've ever used a ruffler foot you will know you need to guide your fabric carefully.

I've been making a Victorian Gown. That means lots of ruffley goodness. I have about 150 meters of ribbon I'm using on this project most of which I've been pleating using my sewing machines ruffler foot. 
Carefully guiding that much yardage through would drive me insane!

I needed a way to make it easy and fast without needing a lot of concentration.

I needed to automate guiding that ribbon through.

It's so easy and simple and effective I can't believe I didn't think of this earlier.
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Pinbellish 10: A Pinning Celebration

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Viking Penannular brooch


These replica Scandinavian pennular brooches were very popular from 9thC through to the 13thC.

Sometimes known as a Ringerike style pin named after the Ringerike region in Norway where many finds of this type have been discovered.

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Comments

  1. Jenn6 November 2015 at 22:12

    Thanks for hosting! Just FYI, your buttons are still coded with the Halloween image :)

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    1. Purfylle7 November 2015 at 16:46

      Ohh, whoops! Thanks I'll fix it right now.

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  2. Carlee Scharnhorst7 November 2015 at 00:12

    Thank you so much for hosting! That is so much fun that my pumpkin skillet cinnamon roll was most clicked!

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    1. Purfylle7 November 2015 at 16:50

      Well it looked so scrumptious! How could it not be?

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  3. Jenny Guldin7 November 2015 at 00:35

    Great party, as always! Thanks for hosting!

    I'm off now to do more research on these penannular pins. The thought of who made it, wore it, if it was a gift from someone or a hand-me-down; these things intrigue me. But most of all: How in the world do they stay put?

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    1. Purfylle7 November 2015 at 16:59

      They pin part rotates around the circle once you've pushed it through the fabric. That way the circle part sort of locks it into place. I guess it's hard to explain. I should take a photo I guess.

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  4. Natasha Hill7 November 2015 at 04:30

    That brooch is amazing! Pinterest is a little treasure trove of ideas. - Tasha

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    1. Purfylle7 November 2015 at 16:59

      It's my favourite of my pins, I wish I had more call to use it.

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  5. Natasha Hill8 November 2015 at 04:08

    Just coming back to say thanks for the lovely comments! - Tasha

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  6. Crochet Hooks8 November 2015 at 08:19

    woot pin party!! Thanks for hosting us!

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