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Easily create straps, drawstrings, decorative trim, purse 
handles and of course, belt loops. This binder takes all of the 
work out of bias strips by folding and pressing them for you. 
Choose from 3/4” or 1-1/2” sizes. 
 

MACHINE SETTINGS

Stitch type:

Triple Cover Stitch C1-C2-C3 
Wide Cover Stitch C1-C3
(This is not a good application for chain 
or narrow cover stitches)

Sewing speed: Moderate to slow
Fabrics used:

Lightweight woven fabrics cut on the bias

Stitch length:

3-4

Cutting blade:

Disengaged “LOCKED” 

Upper looper:

Down 

Sewing table:

On

Instructions:
1.  Cut bias fabric strips: 

3/4 inch Folder - Cut to 7/8 inch wide (22mm) 
1-1/2 inch Folder - Cut to 1-5/8 inch wide (37mm)

Note: The strips must be cut this width even though it is 
wider than the attachment measurements.

2.  Feed bias strip, with right side facing up, into the 

attachment.

3.  Pull bias through and up to the needles and under the 

presser foot. 

4.  Turn the handwheel 3-4 times to secure the stitch in the 

fabric.

Belt Loop Binder

3/4 inch (19mm) (BLE8-S12) 

1-1/2 inch (38mm) (BLE8-S11)

 

Instructions

Note: When using BLCS-2 or BLCS the accessory adaptor  
BLCS-AA is needed.

5.  Align the attachment with the needle position to ensure the 

folded fabric is caught in the stitching. Make sure the stitch 
is centered in the belt looping.

6.  Be sure to allow 3 inches of extra bias strip at the beginning 

and ending of project. The extra will be trimmed away 
when finishing the project. 

7. It is best to test sew before attaching the bias to the project.

Summary of Contents for Ovation

Page 1: ...22 Serger Accessory Feet Kit Instructions www babylock com TM...

Page 2: ...ing foot 3 Set stitch length setting at 3 4 mm according to the size of beads used 4 Position beads into beading foot as illustrated below 5 Place edge of fabric you are attaching the beads to under t...

Page 3: ...Cut to 1 5 8 inch wide 37mm Note The strips must be cut this width even though it is wider than the attachment measurements 2 Feed bias strip with right side facing up into the attachment 3 Pull bias...

Page 4: ...d N N 0 6 for finer fabrics Instructions 1 For hemming fold fabric as shown in diagram 2 Place garment with wrong side up under the presser foot Before you begin serging check the needle dropping posi...

Page 5: ...ion 1 Cut all threads to 4 inches 10 cm in length 2 Place fabric under the presser foot directly below the needles 3 Lower the presser foot 4 Turn the handwheel toward you to form 2 or 3 stitches 5 St...

Page 6: ...The slot in the front of the foot is 7mm wide and will accommodate up to an 8mm wide ribbon or tape Ribbons or tapes wider than 8mm are not recommended as they will not flow smoothly and will not lie...

Page 7: ...ear to remove To Replace the Presser Foot 1 Raise the presser foot lever 2 Lower the cutting blade 3 Raise the needles to the highest position 4 Slide the foot from the left to right 5 Align the bar o...

Page 8: ...t fabrics such as trigger lightweight denim Note Test with fabric strip to make sure of correct width of bias Note When using BLCS 2 or BLCS the accessory adaptor BLCS AA is needed Double Fold Bias Bi...

Page 9: ...on the needles The adjustable guide and tension dial allow you to serge elastic with a finished uniform stretch The guide holes provide control for projects requiring fishing line ATTACHING ELASTIC US...

Page 10: ...ife Engaged Unlocked Sewing speed Slow 1 Thread your serger for a 3 thread rolled edge using decorative threads in the upper looper 2 Slide the fishline through the guide holes on the right side of th...

Page 11: ...n adjustable screw on the top of the lace foot fig 1 3 Raise the presser foot 4 Place fabric right side up under the foot up to the cutting blade 5 Insert lace right side down into the guide and under...

Page 12: ...needles C2 and C3 3 Open the side cover place one of the guides on the needle plate and close the side cover To make raised but non corded pintucks use guide A To insert cording into the pintuck use...

Page 13: ...5mm foot to create decorative stitching over cording on single and double layers of fabric Attaching decorative cords and thread is a snap This foot eliminates tangling to ensure that cords up to 5mm...

Page 14: ...shirt fleece Plain Hemmer Foot BLE8 S6 1 2 inch 13mm Instructions Instructions 1 Secure attachment to table with guide fixing screws 2 Turn under 1 2 inch and press with iron 3 Raise presser foot Slid...

Page 15: ...intended for use on polar fleece or sweatshirt fleece Plain Hemmer Foot 1 4 inch 6 5mm BLE8 S7 Instructions Instructions 1 Secure attachment to table with guide fixing screws 2 Turn under 1 4 inch and...

Page 16: ...bar so that the guide aligns with the seam that has already been sewn 3 Tighten the quilt bar fixing screw 4 Continue to serge so the guide follows the previous row of stitching The quilt guide is gr...

Page 17: ...the fabric to attach the gather to right side down on top of the separator See illustration This keeps the fabric away from the feed dogs 4 Place the fabric up to the needles Turn the handwheel 3 4 t...

Page 18: ...mm cut bias strip 1 5 8 inch wide Note Heavier fabrics may need to be cut narrower Instructions 1 Secure attachment to table with guide fixing screws 2 Feed bias strip into attachment with wrong side...

Page 19: ...the accessory adaptor BLCS AA is needed Single Downturn Feller 1 4 inch 6 5mm BLE8 S10 5 8 inch 16mm BLE8 S8 1 inch 25mm BLE8 S9 Instructions Attachment Instructions Make sure the attachment is in the...

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