Tutorial: Create ruffles without basting and pulling threads

December 21, 2009 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Ruffles. Love the way they look, HATE having to baste and pull threads to make them. I spend a little bit of forever pulling and tugging, trying to make sure that the gathers are distributed evenly.

Debbie from Squiggly Twig Designs has a baste-free, pull-free, tug-free, fuss-free method for making ruffles on her sewing machine. This is such a cool technique! Who knew it was this easy to make ruffles? Read how she does it at her blog.

[photo from Squiggly Twig Designs]

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