🧵 FQTANJU Ruffler Sewing Machine Presser Foot for Precise Gathering & Pleating, Model #55705 Review

I really wanted this foot to work but it didn't fit my Janome S9. The shaft is too high as you can see in the photos. There is a big gap. I tried it on my brother SE400 and it fitted well, but it made a noise like metal rubbing against metal and it started to sew. In addition, the thread is not sewn. The upper thread does not catch on the bobbin thread. I check that my sewing machine is set by switching the presser foot and sewing it normally except for the ruffle foot. Unfortunately it will be

Didn't work properly on my Kenmore! Everything was fine for the first few test runs. Then the pin broke, then another, and then one broke and hit my glasses! The ruffled foot has shifted and part of the front has come loose! I know it was cheap but I at least expected it to last a few projects! What worried me was the danger of the sharp needles constantly breaking off and flying through the air! I don't think it was properly designed to be considered a 'universal' model and the cheap…

I bought this for my Janome MC12000 but unfortunately it doesn't fit. Doesn't fit my Juki either. I had to pull out my old Brother machine to use it. It works great and I was able to use it for a project I needed it for but I want it to fit in my regular car. There are instructions in the kit but I haven't used a ruffler in many years so I turned to YouTube. This is the model that the sewing vlogger is demonstrating on YouTube so it helped a lot. Like I said it doesn't fit in my regular car…

Bought because of the low price. This was the first Riddler leg I ever bought, so I didn't realize at the time how difficult it was to hook this thing up to my brother. Plugged it in and started using it. Everything was fine for the first 2 hours, and then the shit went! The folding arm stopped moving and basically just sewed a straight line. No pleats or ruffles. I ordered ruffles for my brother and now that I've used them I can tell you these ruffles are complete rubbish! It is very noisy and

I sew my own clothes and these days everything is fabric assembled and this cheap little foot picks up perfectly, picks up ruffles and makes little pleats - I'll never staple and hand assemble again ! It works better than the standard presser foot for assembling or customizing my sergers. It takes some time to figure out how to attach it to the car and play around with the different settings to get the ruffle the right size. I spent about an hour sewing a few inches for each setting, then wrote