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Deb Yedziniak
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Amanda
Jane Smocking Pleater
A pleater is the machine
that pleats fabric for
smocking. This 24 row
(needle) pleater is the
pleater I currently use and
have been using for 12
years. A pleater makes the
neatest pleats possible as
quickly as possible and is
easy to use. The brass
roller bars precisely pleat
the fabric and then push the
pleats onto the needles. All
you have to do is thread the
needles, turn the handle and
pull the pleats off the
needles and onto the
threads. It can also be used
to make perfect pleater
puffing and ruffles by the
yard!
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The
Smocked Project Book
This book covers the
basics for pleating fabric
and preparing it for
smocking by machine. There
are stitch keys for Pfaff
and Husqvarna Viking
computerized sewing machines
with a programmable memory.
Or use built-in decorative
or smocking stitches. Also
included are a variety of
smocking designs as well as
patterns for projects for
you to create, from a
Christmas stocking to
child’s pinafore or a lady’s
nightgown.
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The Art
of Machine Smocking on CD
This book is no longer in
print, however, it is now
available as a PDF file on
CD. Read through the pages
on your computer and make
copies of the pages you want
for instructions or designs.
This was the first book for
machine smocking. There are
a variety of designs. Also
included is the ever popular
baby bonnet and how to
prepare to machine smock a
Bishop style dress, with 3
round yoke designs.
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Smocking
by Machine CD
This is an instructional Cd
video meant to be played on
a computer. Watch and learn
how to pleat fabric and
smock by machine. There are
also PDF files that you can
print out with instructions
for three projects: a baby
bonnet, an 18” doll dress
and a pillow.
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Pleating
Basics and Beyond CD
This instructional CD video
is meant to be played on a
computer. Learn how to go
beyond pleating fabric for
smocking. See how easy it is
to gather fabric with a
pleater and make ruffles,
ruching and perfect pleater
puffing for heirloom sewing.
So easy!! For textile
artists, see how pleated
fabric adds another
dimension to decorative
stitching, adding that
“organic” look!
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Smockery
“Diamonds Galore” Collection
This is a collection of 16
smocked embroideries to be
stitched in the hoop. Also
included are 4 single
smocking stitch elements to
create your own stitch
designs. The designs are in
4 hoop sizes ranging from
100x100, 180x130, 240x150
and 360x150 (ranging from 4”
to 14” in width). Pleat and
stabilize the fabric, hoop
it up and let your
embroidery machine do all
the work.
Formats: ART, DST, EXP, HUS,
JEF, VIP, PES, SHV, XXX,
PCS, SEW, CSD
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The
Boutique Bag Collection
These purse projects take
smocking out of the realm of
smocking for children. This
collections features
patterns and instructions
and a CD with 5 smocked
embroidery designs in a
5”x7” format for the smocked
flap on the bag. The variety
of shapes allows you to mix
and match flap and bag
shapes to create a unique
bag.
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Fabric
kit to accompany the
Boutique Bag Collection
Included is the pleated and
stabilized fabric for the
bag flap and fabric for bag
and lining as well as
batting, cording and beading
to finish the bag. Enough
fabric is allowed to create
any of the shapes. No
threads are included. Fabric
is silk dupioni with black
for the bag and cream color for the
flap. All the piping,
cording and beaded fringe is
also included.
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