How to do an Overcast stitch on your Brother or Baby Lock Sewing Machine

Join Molly as she steps you through using your Overcast stitch on your Brother or Baby Lock sewing machine. This Overcast foot is great for achieving perfect stitches right along the edge of your fabric to stop the fabric from fraying and unraveling.

[@evangelinerichardson1109]

The explanation was great but I couldn’t see what was being done that well. Can you do another one just like this except to zoom in on the actual foot and stitches?

[@sheliamaxwell2569]

Yeah, I agree that she should have shown a close up of the stitch result, in addition to exactly where the fabric was lined up.

[@donaunsworth5620]

Sorry i couldn't see the stitches or stitch length?

[@jessig50]

Informative video but contrasting thread and some close-up shots would help.

[@terrysmith4295]

Would have been nice to see the work up close, also could have shown what zig zag stitch worked, ( size of the stitch )

[@erlindadizon8682]

I can’t see the stitches?

[@florence9876]

This is blurry and we need you go give us specifics.

[@opalinerain1107]

I see nothing all blur y

[@lindamcclellan8434]

Would’ve been nice to have close ups

[@evalee5701]

Got to use a contrasting colour

[@evalee5701]

I CANNOT SEE THE STITCHES

[@evacuate6349]

What were the tension adjustments? /:

[@dayzemae9015]

If you select it, the machine will automatically set the tension.