Sewing Curves With A Bias Binder | Baby Lock Ovation

[@bernicecloete4245]

I love watching your videos! Another BL instructor says you cannot sew around a curve with this binder! I've done many curves with your method! You're a blessing, thanks!!

[@judithharvey8035]

I appreciated the detail.. feet, going around curves, needle down to adjust etc. Very good patient explanations.

[@drmichaelelinski6992]

Excellent job because you went slowly and did not rush through, like was done in the other videos. Thank you for taking your time to point out all the important pointers to to the end result looking professional. Much appreciated!

[@Just-a-girl]

Thank you for this awesome lesson..

[@bernicecloete4245]

Thank goodness for your lesson!!!

[@eunique4819]

You explain everything so clearly. Thank you for the videos. They're the best!

[@ELCPAKansas]

Sue, You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you!!

[@aiducha]

Great instruction! Thank you for the video.

[@billsalvey]

if you also want to, you could also turn down your DF (differential feed) to a low number such as 0.8 or 0.6, this will slow it down some (if you have the evolve or evolution) so u may make your turns.you could also play with the feed speed as well. awesome video by the way.

[@theap.1833]

Thank you!

[@zeerasen5470]

thanks for the video i have a singer baby lock can i put a binder on it?

[@karentm6313]

Zeera Sen t

[@catherineshreve7033]

very nice video- will watch others thanks

[@beverlylee6357]

Can you show us how to do corners?

[@جبوريهعراقيه-ص1ر]

جميل 👏

[@soslabass]

we cant do that with normal machine ? i havent bend bias and havant neither that foot

[@superiorthreads]

This video is highlighting the bias binder attachment and curve foot for this specific machine. Some home sewing machines will have a bias binder and may not need a special foot. However, on an overlock/serger machine, such as as this machine, using the special curve foot in tandem with the bias binder allows for better necklines and arm holes.