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Braiding, Ruffier

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Braiding Ruffier • Introduce a soft cord in the guide hole of the zigzag embroidering foot, which is marked by one red line on its shank, and stitch or embroider over with zigzag stitches. Use mercerised thread no. 50/2 or 60/2. A great variety of effects can be obtained with this type of stitch. - Colour thread, coulaured cord, or a number of adjacent seams a.s.o. will still enhance the effect. Light, soft material such as Batiste, Georgette, Charmeuse a. s. o. may be very attractively ruffled or shirred, using the embroidering foot and working with stitch length 4. When ruffling rather stiff material such as Poplin, Reps, or Wool a. s. o., a pearl yarn no. 8 is introduced into the guide hole of the embroidery foot and stitched onto the undersite of the fabric, sewing a zigzag stitch of 1.5, with a stitch length of 1.5 to 2. At.a distance of 5/64" a second row is sewn with both sides of the crochet (or pearl) yarn shoved together to a uniform ruffle. - If the ruffled part is combined with a straight one, this seam should be sewn in between the two ruffled rows. k10. 40 Jdr 39

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Braiding
•
Introduce
a
soft
cord
in
the
guide
hole
of
the
zigzag
embroidering
foot,
which
is
marked
by
one
red
line
on
its
shank,
and
stitch
or
embroider
over
with
zigzag
stitches.
Use
mercerised
thread
no.
50/2
or
60/2.
A
great
variety
of
effects
can
be
obtained
with
this
type
of
stitch.
—
Colour
thread,
coulaured
cord,
or
a
number
of
adjacent
seams
a.s.o.
will
still
enhance
the
effect.
Ruffier
Light,
soft
material
such
as
Batiste,
Georgette,
Charmeuse
a.
s.
o.
may
be
very
attractively
ruffled
or
shirred,
using
the
embroidering
foot
and
working
with
stitch
length
4.
When
ruffling
rather
stiff
material
such
as
Poplin,
Reps,
or
Wool
a.
s.
o.,
a
pearl
yarn
no.
8
is
introduced
into
the
guide
hole
of
the
embroidery
foot
and
stitched
onto
the
undersite
of
the
fabric,
sewing
a
zigzag
stitch
of
1.5,
with
a
stitch
length
of
1.5
to
2.
At.a
distance
of
5
/
6
4
"
a
second
row
is
sewn
with
both
sides
of
the
crochet
(or
pearl)
yarn
shoved
together
to
a
uniform
ruffle.
—
If
the
ruffled
part
is
combined
with
a
straight
one,
this
seam
should
be
sewn
in
between
the
two
ruffled
rows.
k10.
40
Jdr
39