Gathering foot, Principal parts of ruffler – SINGER 301 User Manual

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G A T H E R I N G F O O T

To Shirr with Gathering Foot

1. Fasten gathering foot to presser bar in

place of presser foot.

2. Place material under gathering foot and
stitch in usual way.

3. The fullness of shirring or amount of

gathering is regulated bv length of stitch. A
longer stitch increases fullness of gathers.

Fig. 60. Shirring with Gathering Foot

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P R I N C I P A L P A R T S O F R U F F L E R

A—Foot—attaches ruffler to presser bar.
B—Fork Arm—straddles needle clamp.
C—Adjusting Screw—regulates fullness of
gathers.
D—Projection—engages slots in adjusting

lever.
E—Adjusting Lever—sets ruffler for gath­
ering or for ihaking a plait once at every six
stitches or once every twelve stitches, as de­
sired; also for disengaging ruffler, when either
plaiting or gathering is not desired.
F—Adjusting Finger—regulates width or

size of plaits.
G—Separator Guide—contains slots into
which edge of material is placed to keep head­
ing of ruffle even; also for separating material
to be ruffled from material to which ruffle is

to be attached.

H—Ruffling

Blade—^pushes

material

in

plaits up to the needle.

J —Separator Blade—^prevents teeth of

ruffling blade coming into contact with feed
of machine or material to which ruffle or plait­
ing is to be applied.

Fig.

61. Principal Parts of Ruffler

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