...how to use it. I bought one for my Ellisimo, and after downloading Carla's free tutorial on ruffling, I was able to do them perfectly. On the home page, there is also a video... very, very informative.

All I have to say is, watch out for those doggone attachments, they can be expensive! A cautionary tale: I innocently took a ruffler foot class at my dealer for the cheap generic ruffler foot I already owned. I was using it on my 40 year old JC Penney cast iron machine, or rather, NOT using it, and I wanted to get my $4 worth out of my ruffler foot. Well, it didn't work like everyone else's, and I had a heck of a time with the foot pedal on my machine, think I was making ruffles at about 60mph. Not good. Why is everyone else's working so well? Hmmm, they are using new Janome computerized machines with speed control. Hmmm, they are using a $25 ruffler foot that really works better than mine. Well, about $275 later, I can now make perfect ruffles. I have a new foot to go on my new Janome machine. LOL LOL LOL. Not that I DO make ruffles, understand, but if I ever want to I CAN make perfect ruffles. Hee hee hee, I'm off to watch your videos, Teri, to see what I would want to make ruffles FOR, hee hee hee. At least I know it won't cost me more money, hubby's gone & he was the one who supported my 'habit'. Thanks for the info. I'm still giggling about the ruffler foot. Love you, Marji

THank you for the info.

Teri, thank you for the info - this looks like a new attachment that I will have to put on my wish list - espeacially if you are having so much fun using it. Hehehe!

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by simplyrosie 01 Dec 2008

The one I got from the dealer is NOT a BL attachment and was only 18 bucks... works perfectly... well made.

Thanks for the info ;) *2U