How to Thread the Baby Lock Ovation for a Coverstitch

[@lisagonzalez7304]

Thank you so very much Linda. I’m so glad you showed how the front needles are threaded. You are the only one that could do that after watching numerous videos.

[@laurenceaufrere5001]

So grateful for the concise explanations! Your speaking rythm is perfect! Thank you.

[@doreenmorawski3484]

Thank you so much! I was missing one tiny step threading the guides and could not figure it out. Wanted to cry. Now I can finish my project!

[@stephanieboik9078]

Very good video, great teacher! Great voice for teaching.

[@NadiraJamal]

Thanks so much, Linda!. I just got my Accolade today, and everything has been a breeze *except* setting up the cover stitch. (I think I spent as much time trying to figure that out as trying all the other functions!) After following your instructions, it came out perfectly the first time. For anyone else using an Accolade: the steps are the same, except that there are two bars to hook the thread into before you thread the needles.

[@DiannaAtherton]

Thank goodness for your videos. You saved me LOL.

[@karenderbes5943]

This is the absolute BEST explanation and demo that I have seen on threading up for the Coverstitch, thanks "sew" much!!!

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Karen! Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know! :) Happy serging!!

[@monacokrohn347]

Life saver. Threading works the EXACT same for my Evolution! Man I love Baby Lock....

[@ladybugez]

Thank you,Linda. You are an excellent teacher and communicator.

[@annebeerley9131]

You rock Linda!!!! Thanks so much for sharing your awesome knowledge. I have been watching everyone of your fabulous instructional videos for the last few days. I’m determined to learn how to use my Evolution baby lock serger. With your help I’m getting there. 👏. Thanks again. Anne B

[@Janmarlig]

Great with the exception of your hand covering the needle threading.

[@joannerichardson5857]

Excellent demonstration!! Thank you!

[@carolshon9393]

Thank you so much. I haven't used my Ovation in months and had forgotten how to thread the needles at the back of the machine.

[@FashionistaST]

Excellent tutorial !

[@Phoebe11-01]

Hallo, wäre schön wenn es die Videos auch in Deutsch geben würde. Bei KZbin sind so wenig Ovation Videos in Deutsch zu finden. Danke

[@juliaradford5275]

Linda Rainwater is the best. Still, I find it difficult to thread my Evolution for the cover stitch.

[@ssarge2]

I have an Evolve. is this pretty much the same?

[@marthaunger9914]

🤗 wäre es möglich mit Untertitel oder Übersetzung in Deutsch.Meine Gloria steht in der Ecke und wartet auf Anwendung. Dankeschön 🇦🇹

[@sewcrazed6331]

None of these tutorials talk about the ABCD stitch selector. What are the various letter settings for?

[@babylocksewing]

Hi sewcrazed! Linda talks more in-depth in the entire free class on Sew at Home (link below) when she goes over various stitches as to which one to select. Essentially, the stitch selector works in conjunction with the settings you select to give you the correct automatic tension and stitch that you are desiring. The Quick Reference Guide that comes with Baby Lock sergers, shows you which letter to choose for various stitches. Here's the free machine class for the Ovation: Getting to Know Your Ovation sewathomeclasses.com/getting-to-know-your-ovation

[@VeraTheVindicated]

Needle guide threading in the back goes by so quickly and is in such a light color, its impossible to see.

[@debbiedavis9871]

I have to agree.

[@gerriebell2128]

We need a close-up shot of how to thread through the back loops

[@lindacolon4018]

rcover stitch right Narrow baby lock evolution cover stitch right( you have video)

[@anzhelabillingsley4494]

How much is this serger ?

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Angela Billingsley! Thank you for reaching out to us. The MSRP of the Baby Lock Ovation is $5,999. Please contact your local Baby Lock retailer for all pricing information. Find your nearest authorized Baby Lock shop here: www.babylock.com/where-to-buy Thank you!

[@conniekarby1384]

Excellent.

[@gerriebell2128]

She should have said FIRST, to raise the presser foot and then show threading in the back. That was the absolute WORST timing to cut away from showing how to thread that first metal hook in back, just to show lifting the presser foot needle. Really guys? Your filming is usually way better. Everything else was great.

[@ing-marieedberger6162]

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