I was looking around my basement and found an OLD sewing machine… i think… looking it up i found out it was a serger…. what is that???

This is exactly how it looks..

http://www.babylock.co.uk/_derived/History.htm_txt_1970_babylock.gif

I tried to thread the machine but the lower looper seems to be backwards and I can only sew with 2 threads even though this is a 4 thread serger. Any advise. I didn’t get a manual with this machine.

I fell i love with it’s Instant Jet-Air Threading, is there another one on the market with this kind of sistem and what are the costs??and there are a lot of models witch one should i choose??plz help me
ps: i have a singer sewing machine and a very old (ancient) serger i don’t know how the tensions work,it comes too lose or it breaks the thread so i wold like something that it’s easy to use and a good price…

I am specifically interested in babylock elegante

I have done quite a bit of research on this and I keep seeing BabyLock Imagine and Viking 936D. I have a Bernina sewing machine and I know they are great machines but the sergers that I looked at are much more than I am wanting to pay right now.

Does anyone know anything about the Brother 1034D?

Also does anyone have a coverhem machine? Is that worth the investment?

I bought a used Babylock machine. With a babylock, I use special hoops that are square and they lock into an arm.. How am I supposed to monogram dresses? I can’t do a doughnut formation because it covers up half of the linking… Please help… How do I monogram shirts and onesies? Thanks so much!

I have a babylock ea-605 with no owners manual. I found some instructions to thread it online and I’m pretty sure that it is threaded correctly. I am using the 4-thread configuration. I was forwarding it by hand and got the threads to start locking and it was looking good, but then I started it with the foot pedal and everything fell apart and neither the chain nor the overlock stich worked anymore. Now I can’t remember how I got it start locking in the first place. Does anyone know about this? Am I supposed to be pulling the thread tails in the beginning, or have no tension at all?

Helloo!

I need help picking out a sewing machine. I’ve never used a babylock imagine before but I have used the decorator’s choice. I heard the babylock imagine is good but I have no idea.

Which sewing machine is better from your experience & opinion?
Also what does the babylock decorators choice have, that the imagine doesnt? And so on

Thank you to all who answer! ^.^

i’m a beginner looking to buy a sewing machine i’m used to the babylock pro lite 6700 which i love! but i can’t but it anywhere. what type of simple machine would you suggest?
what’s the best sewing machine there is?
what all do i need to buy as a beginner?

i was always told that brother and babylock sewing machines are made in the same factory, yet babylock has higher standards. babylock has a stronger shaft in the machine and brothers are basically a disposable machine, especially the low end walmart ones. most brother machines are sold by walmart, target, costco, and such. no offense, but the service for the machine is not exactly there. you have to repackage the whole entire machine when one single thing goes wrong, send it in, and be without a sewing machine for months. as with babylock is really only sold by a local store that deals with sewing machines and only that, certified repair persons work on your machine and you don’t have to mess with sending it out of state for weeks or even months. what do you think of babylock vs. brother. give me some input, thank you.

I want to decorate this blanket for my friend, there was a sewing machine that I used in my fashion class at school that was really easy to use..like this one

http://www.babylock.com/sewing/grace/

I would get that one but they don’t do ordering online, and they don’t have a store close to where I live. I hate using the old fashioned ones; the bobbin always gets tangled up and they don’t have as many settings. Yeah, I’m not the greatest sewer but whatever. If you know of any easy-to-use sewing machine brands that I could order online that would be great.

Babylock 1/4in. Quilting or Patchwork Foot

i dont know what to buy? babylock or anything else?

I’m trying to make a shirred dress with elastic thread. I hand wound my bobbin with the elastic thread, set the stitch length to the longest stitch as directed on the elastic thread instructions, used regular thread on top stitch, but it doesn’t come out gathered! The stitches come out regularly, even with the elastic thread on the bottom…just a regular straight stitch, it doesn’t come out shirred or gathered at all!!!!! What could be the problem? I’ve even tried changing the tension but that doesn’t do a thing! Are these computerized machines made differently than regular machines, that would make it impossible to shirr? Please help me out!

I need to know what year this machine was made, and Where to get a manual?

Its a little older.. but my mom and I need help threading it. My grandma didn’t save the manual when she passed. Can anyone help us?

Thread the needle and bobbin etc.?

I own a babylock pro line sewing machine model bl 6300 and it keeps sewing backwards. i don’t know what to do!
i put in the top and bottom threading perfectly and im clueless on what to do! i think it has something to do with the settings please please please
help!

Product Description

This foot has a set of feed dogs to help feed multiple layers evenly without shifting. The walking foot is wonderful for fabrics that stretch or slip easily, such as velvet and corduroy.

Works with these Babylock and Brother models: BLG Ellegante, BLL Ellageo, BLN Esante (new), ESG3 Ellageo 3, ESG2 Ellageo 2, ESG Ellageo 1, ESE2 Esante 2, ESE Esante 1, BLSR Espire, BLR2 Ellure Plus, BLR Ellure, BLQC/2 Quilter’s Choice, BLDC/2 Decorator’s Choice, BLCC/2 Craft’s Choice, INT Intrigue, ESP Espire , ESI Esante, ESL Ellure, ESN Encore, BL8800, BL7800, BL37, BL23, B21, BL18, B17, B15

For information on how to use this presser foot, please click here.
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Babylock Walking Foot BLG-WF

• EMBROIDERY MACHINE CD
• SEWING BASKET #12132

Product Description
This CD is a Multi Format CD and will work with these Home Embroidery Machine formats
ART PES PCS DST HUS JEF SEW XXX.

OESD Embroidery Machine Designs CD SEWING BASKET

• EMBROIDERY MACHINE CD
• SEWING #1292

Product Description
This CD is a Multi Format CD and will work with these Home Embroidery Machine formats
ART PES PCS DST HUS JEF SEW XXX.

Great Notions Embroidery Machine Designs SEWING

I just cleaned and oiled my Babylock sewing machine, and now it is squeaking. Really loud. Does anyone know how to fix this?
I am not sure what part it is squeaking from and the oil i used is the oil that came with the machine.
There are only two places to put oil. I did it with the manual in hand.

• Medium Hoop 4″x4″ for ULT Series

Product Description
Medium size embroidery hoop designed to fit the following models: Brother ULT2001 Brother ULT2002D Brother ULT2003D Babylock Ellageo Babylock Ellageo 2 Babylock Ellageo 3 Dimensions: 4L × 4W

SA427 Medium Hoop for Brother ULT and Babylock Ellageo Machines – Click for Your Model

• Medium Plus Hoop 7″x5″ for ULT Series
• Compatible with Brother ULT 2001, 2002D, 2003D and Baby Lock Ellageo 1, 2, 3

Product Description
Medium Plus size embroidery hoop designed to fit the following models: Brother ULT2001 Brother ULT2002D Brother ULT2003D Babylock Ellageo Babylock Ellageo 2 Babylock Ellageo 3 Dimensions: 5″ × 7″

SA429 Medium Plus Hoop for Brother ULT and Babylock Ellageo Machines – Click for Your Model

I don’t need a manual. I need to know how many stitches it has and it’s features.

Thanks much!

• Add Strikingly Large and Beautiful Rolled Hems to Your Projects with the Included the 7/8″, 5/8″, 3/8″ and 1/4″ Rolled Hem Foot
• The Distinctive Binder Foot Allows You to Finish Your Edges with Bias Binding and the Distinctive EdgeStitcher Allows You to Sew the Extreme Edges of Your Fabric Together Accurately and Efficiently
• High Quality Premium Sewing Feet From Distinctive – A Retail of Over $129, for only $49.99
• Blister Packaging Doubles as a Set of Instructions – Provides Ease-of-Use for Tasks that Could be Extremely Tedious if Done by Hand
• Fits All Low Shank Singer, Brother, Babylock, Husqvarna Viking (Husky Series), Euro-Pro, Janome, Kenmore, White, Juki, Bernina (Bernette Series), New Home, Simplicity, Necchi and Elna Sewing Machines

Product Description
This package should retail for over $129, but can be yours for only $49.99. Have you ever seen a Rolled Hem Foot capable of making Hems this large? The Distinctive 7/8″ Rolled Hem Foot you can add strikingly large and beautiful rolled hems to your projects. Until now most sewing machine owners have been limited to only 6mm, but now thanks to Distinctive Premium Sewing Feet, you can create a rolled hem over 22mm! Also included in this Package is a Distinctive 5/8″ Rolled Hem Foot. Create beautiful rolled hems that are over 15mm wide with this amazing foot. Also included in this Package is a Distinctive 3/8″ Rolled Hem Foot. Create beautiful rolled hems that are over 9mm wide with this amazing foot. Also included in this Package is a Distinctive 1/4″ Rolled Hem Foot. Create beautiful rolled hems that are over 6mm wide with this amazing foot. Also included in this Package is a Distinctive Binder Foot. The Distinctive Binder Foot allows you to finish your edges with bias binding. In one simple step both edges of the binding are neatly and evenly in place. Also included in this Package is a Distinctive Edgestitcher. This Distinctive Edgestitcher you help you sew the extreme edges of your fabric together accurately and efficiently. The slots in the serve as guides for sewing together lace, insertions and embroideries! Also included in this Package is a Distinctive Adaptor. In order to attach these feet to your machine simply attach adapter to your machine and attach the desired foot to the adaptor. The Distinctive Sewing Foot Package comes with instructions to help you understand how to use your feet. The instructions are found on the inside flaps of the packaging. Fits All Low Shank Singer, Brother, Babylock, Husqvarna Viking (Husky Series), Euro-Pro, Janome, Kenmore, White, Juki, Bernina (Bernette Series), New Home, Simplicity, Necchi and Elna Sewing Machines.

Distinctive 7-8″, 5-8″, 3-8″, 1-4″ Wide Rolled Hem Hemmer Foot & Binder Foot & EdgeStitcher Sewing Foot Package – Fits All Low Shank Singer, Brother, Babylock, Viking , Euro-Pro, Janome, Kenmore, White, Juki, Simplicity and More!

• High Quality Premium Sewing Feet From Distinctive
• Provides Ease-of-Use for Tasks that Could be Extremely Tedious if Done by Hand
• Blister Packaging Doubles as a Set of Instructions
• Fits All Low Shank Snap-On Singer* (Some Singers Require Low Shank Adaptor), Brother, Babylock, Husqvarna Viking (Husky Series), Euro-Pro, Janome, Kenmore, White, Juki, Bernina (Bernette Series), New Home, Simplicity, Necchi and Elna Sewing Machines

Product Description
The Distinctive Satin Stitch Sewing Machine Presser Foot, can be used for quilting, monogramming, appliqué and cutwork. The Satin Stitch Foot is also clear making it easier to view stitching. The Distinctive Satin Stitch Sewing Machine Presser Foot is made to fit any Low Shank Snap-On Sewing Machine. Distinctive Premium Sewing Feet are high quality sewing feet that provide the user with ease of use for tasks they could be extremely tedious if done by hand. Start sewing with the best, Distinctive Sewing Feet. The Distinctive Sewing Foot blister packaging doubles as a set of instructions. Just pull out the cardboard back, open it up and start reading. You will be sewing in no time! Fits All Low Shank Snap-On Singer* (Some Singers Require Low Shank Adaptor), Brother, Babylock, Husqvarna Viking (Husky Series), Euro-Pro, Janome, Kenmore, White, Juki, Bernina (Bernette Series), New Home, Simplicity, Necchi and Elna Sewing Machines.

Distinctive Satin Stitch Sewing Machine Presser Foot – Fits All Low Shank Snap-On Singer*, Brother, Babylock, Viking , New Home, Simplicity, Necchi, Elna and More!

I had originally chosen to purchase a crafters or decorators choice but after some more thought, those are just too pricey. I went back to the dealer and had the Grace from the A-Line series suggested to me. It retails for about $500 and I just wanted to get some thoughts from people that actually have the machine.

Product Description

Use Foot Control Pedal XA7290051

Sewing machine foot pedal with cord.

Fits Babylock models BL6700, BL7500, BL8000, BL8500, BL9500, EMI1, EM2- ESPREE, BLCC, BLCC2, BLDC, BLDC2, BLQC, BLQC2, BLG, BLG2, BLL, BLN, BLR, BLR2, BLSO, BLSR, ESE, ESE2, ESG, ESG2, ESG3, ESI, ESI2.

Fits Brother models 845, CS6000T, CS8060, CS8100, CS8150, CS8200, EX660, LB6770PRW, NV1000, NV1200, NV1500D, NX200, NX250, NX400, NX450, NX600, NX650Q, PC210 PC2800, PC210PRW, PC3000, PC420PRW, PC6500, PC8200, PC8500, PC5000, PC6000, PC7000, PC7500, PC8000, PC8200, PC8500, PC8500D, PC8895, PE100, PE150, PE180D, PE200, PE300S, PE400D, PE8200, PE8500, PL1500, PL1600, PL2000, PS1900, PS1950, PS2100, PS2200, PS2300, PS2500 QC1000, SE270D, SE350, XL2600, PQ1300, PQ1500, ULT2001, and ULT2002.

Foot Control Pedal 234522001 Brother & Baby Lock Model T