Hi,  I think a double needle can be used for pin pleats, though I call them
pintucks so maybe it's not what you mean.  I haven't made them in ages but I
think my sewing machine book explained.  Possibly pulling on the bobbin
thread so the two lines of sewing are brought together.  I used them on a
christening gown with lace insertions, etc.

Jane in Vemont, USA where it's very humid!
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Date: Sunday, June 29, 2008 8:00 PM
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] pleated gathering?


> Yes, that's it! Pin-pleats is exactly what I'm talking about!
>Too bad there's no foot to do the work. There should be! It's really a
beautiful effect.
>Guess I'll try to keep at it with needle and thread until I get the hang of
it, and find a good technique to use...unless...is your mum still around to
ask for advice, perchance??
>At least I have the name now -- pin-pleats!! Thanks, Sue! What a resource
you listmembers are!
>Many thanks,
>Ricki T
>

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