Oh my! I must interrupt this discussion to say
I JUST BOUGHT AIRTRAN TICKETS to LAX! We are going to DISNEYLAND! Gotta go get some Mickey's Treat tickets now!



Oh my! I must interrupt this discussion to say
I JUST BOUGHT AIRTRAN TICKETS to LAX! We are going to DISNEYLAND! Gotta go get some Mickey's Treat tickets now!
I would call one of the ladies at the hancocks and ask if it will fit and if it is in stock. also maybe google the part and see if it will work on your machine. do you have a joanns close.. I know they sell a lot of brother attachments... does walmart carry any attachments at all>>
and yes a ruffler foot is a must!!
I don't have your specific machine - I have the costco version of the Brother i6000. I have used one of the Hancock's rufflers on my machine before. I think the brand is "creative solutions" or "sewing solutions" or something like that. ANYWAY, my machine takes the low shank ruffler. I would imagine yours takes the same. You have to unscrew the snap on clip, and then screw the ruffler foot on. It is a bit of a pain, but it works. If you don't need it today, I would checkfor a snap on foot ruffler. It really is easier IMO.
I just want to clarify, that even with subjecgtive age in Michigan, I am
Wow, $3.98/gallon! That's a BARGAIN! We paid $4.17 over the weekend.![]()
Yes, I'm sure there is a ruffler that will fit your machine. But, you need to know whether you have a low shank, a slant shank, or a high shank on your machine. If you can't find the information in your booklet, go ahead and call the customer service number and they will probably tell you what shank you have. The only ruffler I've seen at JoAnn (and my JoAnn usually has only 1 in stock) is the low shank ruffler. If you need a slant shank, let me know because I have an extra.
Our JoAnn sells ruffler feet, but they don't have a seperate little sewing machine shop. I've heard that some JoAnns are like that, though.
If anyone does have a "regular" JoAnn, the rufflers are by the sewing machines, in a package that hangs on the wall. They are $14.99 for a low shank ruffler, with all the bells and whistles.
Maybe call Hancocks and have them check for you.
Oh my! I must interrupt this discussion to say
I JUST BOUGHT AIRTRAN TICKETS to LAX! We are going to DISNEYLAND! Gotta go get some Mickey's Treat tickets now!
Oh my! I must interrupt this discussion to say
I JUST BOUGHT AIRTRAN TICKETS to LAX! We are going to DISNEYLAND! Gotta go get some Mickey's Treat tickets now!
I'm having a hard time finding any Big Give information on the other board. All I can find is a "test" thread. Could you post a direct link to the thread where the info is?
Thanks again for organizing this, Shannon!
Is there a pattern for the patchwork twirl online or it is a YCMT?
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CONGRATS on the trip to DL!
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I so hope DH hits his head some day and decides another trip to WDW would be a good idea for this upcoming fall/winter/spring.
That is really cool! Unfortunately for me, unless that elastic is made of titanium, I am still gonna need a bra. Especially on roller coasters!!!!![]()
Please remember that we are doing our best to provide several different types of items for each family. You don't have to be a professional seamstress to participate. Some of the items that we would like to give:
t-shirts for each family member (using an iron on DISign, or whatever you choose)
autograph books for each child
world passports for each child
crayon/colored pencil roll ups
EVERYONE can participate if you wish!
Please remember that we are doing our best to provide several different types of items for each family. You don't have to be a professional seamstress to participate. Some of the items that we would like to give:
t-shirts for each family member (using an iron on DISign, or whatever you choose)
autograph books for each child
world passports for each child
crayon/colored pencil roll ups
EVERYONE can participate if you wish!
Thanks for pointing that out...I'm not comfortable sewing for another people at this point but I would be glad to help out in another way. Speaking of which, I really have to get my stuff for Big Give MAW1 finished and mailed out. Does anyone know if Staples carries evelopes that will fit 12X12 sheets?
What about a priority mail box that hasn't been opened? Like still flat? Would that work?
Thanks for the all the help. I decided that I do have a low shank. Almost sounds a medical issue![]()
. ANyway, I called Hancock and the clerk said they do carry the ruffler for 29.99. That's a little more than a I want to spend but I believe I will use it a lot. I have to have it today or I am likely to throw this petti out the window and fork at th $80 on the internet.
Thanks again.
I am doing a frankenpattern. I am using a YCMT pattern for a top and the bottom I got from the links on the first page of this thread. It really isn't a pattern, just directions.
You mean the one in the book marks?Minnie2 ~ The patchwork twirl directions are GREAT! I just finished two of them. I'm not very experienced, (my seam ripper and I are really tight!) and I thought it wasn't too hard. Time comsuming but not hard. I like the look of them at 1.5 times full. My girls are very active
and these short, full skirts are great for running in! I bought some knit shorts for them to wear underneath since they twirl very high.
Sorry for all the smilies guys! I'm just so amused by them. They're so cute how can you resist?