Quick Serger Demonstration

[@acsetpoint]

The young woman directly in front of the camera has sewing scissors tattooed on her arm looks very concerned about something the whole video. The face she makes when the instructor says "yards and yards of ruffles" is priceless.

[@SugarTrapTarot]

I can’t unsee it now😂😂😂😆

[@krystleroy3068]

Omg lol she’s like it’s not that easy lol 😂 gatta use the cover stitch so it stays lol

[@lindaturner5736]

Love seeing and listening to Linda show what the BabyLock serger will do! Thanks!

[@TheCynedd]

I am a staunch Brother sewing machine advocate except when it comes to sergers! In my opinion NO other company can match a Baby Lock serger when it comes to quality, ease of use and versatility! I own the Baby Lock Evolution and it is the very best serger I have ever owned (and I have sergers by Pfaff, Viking and Janome).

[@andre1987eph]

In high price too 🙂👍

[@tumorfarmer]

This is the BEST quick serger video I have seen, particularly for the Baby Locks! It does not show everything that a Baby Lock Evolution, Evolve, or Imagine Wave can do (or the newest one I can't recall the name of, at the moment), but it does an awesome job of showing very quickly, how some of the newest sergers, with the automatic tension & that adjust to any fabric automatically, can switch from one stitch to another, and quickly accomplish whatever you want or need to do, very quickly, with very little adjustments. That is what makes us LOVE our Ovation, Evolution , Evolve, Evolve Wave, Evolution, Imagine, Imagine Wave, Eclipse or other jet air threaded Baby Lock sergers! Thank you Linda Rainwater!

[@billsalvey]

+Rebecca Ware (Becky's Sewing Warehouse) the ovation

[@tumorfarmer]

Yes, the Babylock serger in the video is the Ovation, but has many of the same special features as the sergers I mentioned in my comment. Babylock has edited the names of their various jet air threading sergers, changing the Imagine Wave into the Enlighten, & the Evolve Wave has become the Evolution, the Eclipse used to have a LX luxury version, which had the jet air threading, as well as an LED screen, which told you which tension settings to use, for each special stitch. Now they only have the DX, no LED screen, but jet air threading & SX, the bottom end version, with no jet air thread assist, just tubular loopers that you thread with a long slender wire, with a lasso at one end, so you can put your thread through the lasso, push the lasso end through the tubular loopers, then pull your thread through, quickly threading the loopers, which are usually one of the difficult parts of learning to use a serger.

[@WDwyer]

I have had my Babylock Enlighten with the auto threading and tension- for just over a year. it is fantastic.

[@gypsygirl731]

very good. i used to think because one guy showed me how to use it with 4 spools 2 needles thats all it does is serge. i didnt know as i had no manual when i was given my old brother relic it can have the knife off to just finish edges.. and what you just did makes it all the more fun. its hard to know unless you see. and preferably what stitch for what fabric and how to videos are greatly needed vs payign 35 bucks for an hr lesson which i went for and the lady took out a gadget thingy underneath and i had no idea why or how ot put it back in. so videos are great to refer back to and thank you

[@dumptonpark]

O no now I want a Server didn't know about these machines 🙂 thanks for great demo.

[@deborahdosunmu4778]

Great Demo and what a serger does better than a sewing machine

[@janetcozens4623]

Thank you for sharing your ideas

[@JessSuave]

Adding this to my Christmas list. :D

[@danko6582]

It's a good sales pitch, but I just bought a babylock and looking for some basic how to instructions.

[@donnacox7991]

Great job on video!

[@djf57]

I have the Evolution and love it

[@Womanofsmallwinds]

Very good video! Thank you!

[@evelynmontez3565]

Love it!

[@billsalvey]

I can't wait..in 2 weeks i get one...maybe 2, another good thing is, you don't hear that "electrical hum" like you would hear in a ordinary serger.

[@DenaliEmbroideries]

Great ideas. I had no idea. Have had one machine and never used it. Did not know how.

[@tiorobot]

My mother has a Singer but I'd like to buy my own. I just learned what these are called. The lady with the scissors tattoo must be a very dedicated seamstress.

[@73Tracker73]

Or hair stylist...

[@maryblack5094]

I have a Babylock Imagine. I lost my manual. What adjustment do yu use to get a rolled hem.

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Mary, you can find a digital version of the manual on our website: babylock.com/machines/serger/imagine. It is located under Manuals, Updates & Brochures.

[@nuggitron]

Does she have shares in Baby Lock Sergers?

[@whoputyouontheplanet3345]

Ikr, lol!!

[@ConniecHerbst]

Teach me how to thread my Brunadette B-42 cover machine with funthread

[@aimeederrah]

At 5:22 you show a serged stitch you did at the edge of the ruffle. What is that called and does every Baby Lock serger do this?

[@yzmoto80]

That was the longest two minutes of my life

[@navyachandrika977]

How to buy this machine in Bangalore, India. I need good after sales service too. Please advise. Thanks, Navya

[@c.marietadejongh2262]

love this....but to adjust mine to do it!!!

[@billsalvey]

Update i got mying a week ago... Awesome machine, i should of bought one ealier

[@khadijagardee575]

I need help with my baby lock enlighten. It is not making any stitch. I have rethreaded a few times. The settings are according to the book. The right thread keeps getting unthreaded.

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Khadija, we recommend checking to make sure the needles are properly inserted. You may also want to make sure the thread is well seated in the thread slots. Also, make sure there is at least 18 inches of loose thread beyond the thread guide above the threading port and that there are no kinks or twists in the thread as it goes into the threading port.

[@you_r_my-world2288]

Thank you This is so informational I love it

[@lizandrocampos8395]

Damn. I was over here thinking a server was specific type of presser foot

[@Nousernameneedednowadays]

What type of stich was on 5.09? This seems for handkerchief, does anyone know what do you call this and how to set it up in this machine?

[@babylocksewing]

Hello! This would be great fro a handkerchief! This stitch is either the 3-thread Overlock Narrow Hem or 3-thread Overlock Rolled Edge (they look similar). We have entire free online serger videos over at Sew at Home that go over the different stitches and settings! sewathomeclasses.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=serger Also, you can find the stitch settings in the Quick Reference guide! Happy serging! babylock.com/ftp/whitepapers/BLE8W-2_QuickThreadingGuide.pdf

[@Nousernameneedednowadays]

Baby Lock Sewing Machines Thank you much for your input! Apologies for the late reply. Would you know if I use 3 threads instead of 4, if my handkerchief will look the same, or 4 threads is better? In your personal experience. Thank you again!

[@babylocksewing]

No problem! 4 threads won't get you a rolled/narrow hem, so, yep! Use 3 threads! :)

[@santamartinezcaro3907]

Quisiera ver como destapan la placa de los dientes de la máquina overloo brother. Gracias

[@ncnast]

Can't find elna 664 pro - how to thread - how to change to rolled hem . Is this info here and I don't know where to look ? Help , I'm in tears trying .

[@lorrainenaidoo3017]

Is your 664 is like my one 624 or 614..I can help

[@kathlydiaedwards1125]

How much the evaluation baby lock machine

[@faith.hope.love...]

Can serger works on rougher nylon fabrics?

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Faith, a serger has the capability of handling many types of fabrics with a variety of finishing options. To discuss your specific project needs and additional possibilities feel free to contact Baby Lock Product Support at 800-313-4110.

[@ardenehanson2840]

ehat settings did you use for your ruffel. I have an evolutiom

[@babylocksewing]

Hello! You'll want your Differential Feed to be all the way up at 2 and your stitch length to be all the way up at 4. It feeds pretty quickly, so practice is good! Also, the Serger Ruffling Foot will help, as well! kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3XGlIJ4ebiaf6c Happy serger gathering! :)

[@IEXECUTIVE]

@@babylocksewing Can any of your Overlockers serge denim without the machine breaking or damaging?

[@mdnazrul2205]

When will you come to bangladesh

[@karenbilton4372]

wish you could come to my house and show me with mine!!!

[@joeyrodriguez1350]

Isnt it 7,000 for this serger ?

[@totallynotabot151]

Very nice summary. Of course the $5000 price tag was not mentioned..

[@totallynotabot151]

They probably won't break; it's more about how forgiving they are to different types of material, how precise the stitch formation is, and how smooth the motor runs. Having tried a Brother ($300), Juki ($800), and Babylock ($1600) machine, they all get the job done. Brother's motor speed is hard to control, and thread guides are somewhat rough. Juki / Bernina has much better motor control and everything is moving smoothly, but threading is time consuming and you have to fiddle with 7 knobs to find the perfect setting for a given fabric. The Babylock (Enlighten) addresses those problems, bringing it down to 3 knobs. In addition it has a brighter lamp and a tighter turning radius. There are clearly differences in quality, but they are somewhat subtle and not proportional to the price tags.

[@waltermessines5181]

I just bought a second hand Bernina bernette 335 for € 35,- ; all metal, took another € 70,- to get it working, but looks like new now and hardly makes any noise. For $ 5000,- you could get a used Serger and a fairly young Mercedes to show off your creations...

[@melissadaley6794]

What is the name of this serger

[@a.nifhionnallain5658]

Baby Lock Evolution. You can see the model name on the front

[@fashionhut7554]

Please tell me which machine is this I want to buy this

[@babylocksewing]

Hi! This is the Baby Lock Evolution 8-Thread Serger! :)

[@bylyn9846]

I WANT ONE

[@edcrowfeather6915]

What type of serger is this? type and model

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Ed, thanks for asking! This is a Baby Lock Evolution; you can find your local Baby Lock Retailer here: www.babylock.com/where-to-buy/

[@edcrowfeather6915]

no I cant I was on e bay though n I just love this I love the new pintucking its been around but id love todo way more

[@edcrowfeather6915]

how is the evolve different than the evolution its more in my price range I did not know how expensive

[@edcrowfeather6915]

that's through e bay

[@suzannewand8673]

HOW DO YOU THREAD A PFAFF 4874 OVERLOCK IN ENGLISH

[@---yx7ti]

How do none of these garment sewers know what a serger is?

[@chevon1920]

someone Walmart, eBay, Amazon, anywhere really

[@---yx7ti]

chevon1920 what?

[@chevon1920]

someone lol, it took me a while to figure out what the hell i said too. Im saying you can buy them anywhere, walmart, amazon, target etc

[@---yx7ti]

chevon1920 right, but i asked how garment sewers don't know what they are.

[@chevon1920]

someone lol, wtf am i talking about. Sorry nevermind me i cant read :).

[@elsafischer3247]

I wish you could show what you change in the machine

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Elsa! We have several free videos over at Sew at Home on each of our Baby Lock sergers for our current serger line that go more in depth on the most common serger stitches and their settings! Check them out here! sewathomeclasses.com/serger/bonus-classes

[@catherinelane9631]

Only thing I noticed was , she changing the nobe without telling what is the setting. All that's student got idea what to do🤔? If, I one of student's. ill ask a question like... how to get that small stitched? what settings.

[@anacarbonero8623]

I can't find it either

[@alainmafouana8227]

donde podemos comprarlas vivo en cancun cuanto cuesta

[@helaghdemsi6532]

Prix svp

[@danielgoodman3578]

2 minutes? I checked. Over 6 minutes (matching approximate timestamps to when she verbally started and ended, regardless of video length). Other than that, cool demo for what I watched of it.

[@lilousrap885]

je recherche une démonstration en français

[@carlottabozzano246]

Punto piatto decorativo ?plis

[@jenniferbennett6558]

5

[@StrahaoftheRace]

Bablylock machines are extremely loud. Take it from me. I own one.

[@tumorfarmer]

Some BabyLock sergers are, especially if they aren't properly serviced. Considering that sergers are cutting fabric, and sewing with 2 to 5 needles and 2 or 3 loopers (depending on the machine), they are not too noisy for what they do. However, you can purchase an industrial serger, with a servo motor, for a much quieter, STRONG FAST serger.

[@sharonmargret8999]

That is one very loud, noisy sewing machine. Wouldnt be able to sew if you live with someone on shift work...

[@ladycleake]

BabyLock has been making sergers for over 50 years. You can't find an easier sergers to use. Well worth every penny.

[@stevekitella4781]

Lol Babylock ! for the love of your money!!! Buy a singer five spool professional for a fraction of the price of this machine! It's worth every penny you will save not buying a Babylock!

[@tumorfarmer]

The Singer machines have a great deal more trouble, and are harder to use, for most people, than the BabyLock sergers, but I can't speak for the new cheap line of BabyLock sergers, since Brother became part of the same big conglomerate with BabyLock. I bought all of mine second hand, usually sold each to buy the next, except I do currently have the 838D with the knee lift, and the BabyLock Evolve, in addition to my industrial serger, and several secondhand Singer sergers, and a couple of other brands, which I bought specifically (secondhand) to free up and use for teaching people to use their sergers. If you buy machines with problems, and fix them, you can get them cheaper. Many times, previous owners just didn't know how to take care of them.

[@milagrosnunez6422]

En español, mejor para mi

[@krmntuxedo]

Is for clean edges, to not stick up the threads, in case I don't want fold/ finished the edges, is like decoration, and inside clothes looks more profecional job!!.with security thads/stitches clothes is more secured and finished job. like straight stitch!!!,very fast,.. my experience of 26 years sewing n those machines, I m very fast , work with one hand , depend of operation, if use two hands that job is so, so fast. (Exemplo);I was working 13 thousend jackets,for Walmart , silkie threads, make my being blind for days materials was dangerous.!!

[@ArcanePath360]

"Everyone want one? Great... just sign here. No, that's just the down payment"

[@juanvela7164]

"Two minute serger demo" video is 7 minutes long 😭

[@TawdryTempest]

Fairly worthless commercial trying to play off as an instructional video. Why would you not shoot close-ups every time she sews? Mic does not need to be close to the (loud) serger. Too fast and doesn't explain settings. Meh.

[@Saucyakld]

OMG, my ears, noisy machine!

[@MyChilepepper]

Urgh ruffles? Not for dudes.

[@TheDavidJungJung]

Wow totally not “under 2 minutes”

[@danko6582]

It's a good sales pitch, but I just bought a babylock and looking for some basic how to instructions.

[@babylocksewing]

Hi Dan, we have a playlist called "Baby Lock Serger Tips" on our page. We hope you can find all the serger knowledge you desire here, but don't hesitate to reach out to our consumer support hotline: [phone] or email at [e-mail] if you have further questions.