Baby Lock Accessory - Adjustable Bias Binder Foot

[@veronicamorrison193]

I would like to see how you make a mitered corner with this attachment.

[@gigiontube]

Yes, yes, yes… me too !!!

[@honestreviews2321]

Me three

[@Novascotia101]

Me 4

[@kellyhipkins5616]

OMGOSH thank you for sharing this

[@baseballquilter8984]

Great video. I'll have to see if this will work with my Accomplish or my Brilliant.

[@babylocksewing]

Hello, this foot will work on the Accomplish and on the Brilliant.

[@gigiontube]

Thank you for this video. But could you show how you go around the corner using this foot ? What is the technique for binding when reaching the corner ! Thank you in advance !

[@babylocksewing]

Thanks for your patience. This binder attachment was designed for straight edges.

[@harperveronica3368]

Hi I tried to find the screwdriver that you used and no luck, I live in the USA any info you can give me to help find it will be appreciated. I love your video and now I will be able to use my binding foot. thank you

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Harper, please reach out to your nearest Baby Lock retailer to purchase one. We use the Baby Lock Adv Driver Set.

[@ivybichon8582]

Where can I source the screwdriver adapter you’re using? I find it difficult to screw back the shank

[@babylocksewing]

This is included in the Advanced Driver Set (item number BLADS) that you can purchase from your Baby Lock retailer.

[@cynthialodermeier5291]

Will this foot work with doubled quilt binding?

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Cynthia, see the response from Linda Pacini or Director of Training and Education- That’s a great question! I always test my stitching on a sample piece of fabric. Much of the success of any project has to do with the fabric thickness that you are working with so it isn’t an easy “yes” or “no” on your question. The foot itself accepts binding that has been purchased or what you make yourself so in theory, the binding itself is already doubled by the time it has the fabric sandwiched in-between it.

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

How do you turn the corners??????😊

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Mickey, Turning corners with a Bias Binder Attachment isn’t a function that we feel is accessible to most sewers. Occasionally, an individual may practice enough with the attachment that they can develop a methodology that affords them some personal success. The general consensus with the Education Team at Baby Lock is to approach projects with the thought that each edge of your project is treated independently and that you manage the ends in a way that suits your personal taste. There are so many educational videos that show how to encase your quilt binding successfully with the use of a general purpose foot or with one of the Bi-Level feet. The Adjustable Bias Binder Foot does offer great success when creating any number of projects that have semi curved corners or a series of straight edges.

[@eexner4242]

what about turning corners on your quilts??

[@babylocksewing]

The Adjustable Bias Binder was made to stitch bias binding on straight and slightly curved edges. Because of the way that the binder holds the fabric, it would not be suitable for mitered corners or for turning sharp 90 degree angles. We recommend treating each side of your fabric independently if you want to encase all four edges. Trim the edge of the bias at the end of the first row even with the edge of your fabric side. When starting on the second corner, pull back about an inch of the bias behind the foot before introducing the next side. At the end of stitching the second side, trim the end of the bias even with the edge of your project. Next, tuck under the starting end of the beginning of the second side in a manner that is pleasing to you. Complete all four edges of your project in the same way.

[@scrapsandcats]

do I need an adapter for a Solaris 3 which is a mid-shank a machine?

[@babylocksewing]

No, this will work on the Baby Lock Solaris, Solaris 2, and Solaris Vision.

[@jcascarelli01cascarelli45]

I would like to see how you make a mitered corner with this attachment