I love your videos.... great presentation, clear demonstrations and delivery. I have had a White 2000 superlock ats for about 20 years. The same presser feet came with the machine when i bought it. I have never used them because i was too lazy to figure it out. Thanks to you... i will use them now. love it! and thanks.
I cannot thank you enough for your time and making this video! I am embarrassed to say that I have the serger feet and have not used them....I will now thanks to this great tutorial!
Wonderful feet for a serger! I noticed when everyone demonstrate different feet or technique are always made in a small piece of fabric! I would love to see these demonstrated on a real garment! It is easy on a small straight piece of fabric but on a real garment it is quite different.... thank you so much for sharing, have a wonderful day! Christine
You are the most wonderful teacher.I love your smile and how you seem to make it sound like you can do this.Maybe for Christmas I can buy myself this Vibrant .I did use my serger to make myself a pair of wide leg pants from knit. But I love to sew period. Thank you thank you.
I don't have this serger but I do have a babylock serger and have all the feet you have plus many many many more. Thank you for this video I will now take the time to use all the feet that I have invested in.
Since Brother makes Babylock I see all the feet are mostly the same as my Brother serger. I love this video! Anita You are awesome, a light in the world also. Thank you so so so much for your videos.
I am definitely saving for this serger and the feet!!! It seems very affordable for a good quality serger, especially for a newbie like me. I am so inspired by your beautiful work, and healthy lifestyle. I hope you do more fabric hauls. Thank you for your wonderful channel and blog.
Just found your channel when searching for sewing info. From there I found this video. I must admit, I've not used my Juki serger much since purchase a year ago. Guess it is just a bit intimidating. Learning that there may be other feet available for it, I watched the video to see if I might want to purchase some. Your video was very informative. Thank you. Now the confession: Looking for the manual to see if it included info on additional feet, I went to the box the serger came in. Inside I found a kit with 6 different feet! [embarrassment] It came with those and I had completely forgotten. LOL In my defense, my serger is stored on a shelf not the box. Now the newly found feet are stored there as well. Perhaps sewing organization should be the next project. :)
Oh, what a joy to find treasures. I'm so happy to hear that your machine came with the feet. Now it's time to start using that serger. Have fun with your Juki.
i love your tutorials, you are so clear and understandable. here is 1 for you that i use all the time "Righty Tighty Lefty Loosey" for tightening and pressure
Thank you for this video demonstration, Anita. Love your channel. When sewing fabric from a pattern design is it best to disengage the cutting blade as not to loose seam allowance on the fabric? I am trying to understand the purpose of the cutting blade. I will not want to loose seam allowance if the blade is going to cut the fabric. I need some enlightenment pertaining this and thank you
Hi there. When you're sewing the garment with your serger, the purpose is to sew the seam and remove the extra seam allowance at the same time. That's the the cutting blade is engaged. You can disengage the blade if you don't want to remove the seam allowance though.
Although my ovation uses different feet I learn so much from you as you explain so well! Right now I am watching sewing videos to motivate me as I just got my machines serviced after sitting for several years. Currently I am in the organization mode with all my overload of sewing “stuff”!!!! My mother was a collector of fabric and sewing tools and when she passed last year I got a lot and my daughter in laws grandmother just gave me “stuff”! Then I have collected my own hoard of stuff!!! Sorting through it…. Do I really “need” 6 seam rippers, oodles and oodles off thread, 3 magnetic pin holders plus one that fits on wrist, buttons by the gallons, a huge drawer full of zippers, and patterns galore????? Well, since I do have ADD I probably do need several Seam rippers, and well, I have enough to share in case my granddaughter just happens to develop an interest in learning to sew. Thank you Anita for your beautiful smile and positive ways you inspire us!!!
Oh my goodness, Leah! You just made my heart smile. I'm very sorry to hear about your mother's passing. I'm glad you have her sewing tools. Have fun organizing your supplies. I say hold on to all those seam rippers. I have a basket full of them. They go dull and I just throw them out and grab a new one. I also have several magnetic pin holders. One for regular pins and the other for ballpoint. Then I have aa magnetic pin wand because I want easy pickup when pins spill out. LOL!
I love your smile and you do great instruction. I have tried to figure how to replace foot on my innovation . I’m ready to stop reading manual and try it . . Foot came off easy but don’t ksnow how it goes back
I have a question about using the elastic foot with a pattern for a garment. When sewing a pattern that requires elastic, you have a piece cut that needs a corresponding cut piece of elastic that you need to stretch to fit the fabric. How do you know how much to tighten the screw on the elastic foot in order to accommodate the appropriate amount of stretch? Thank you so much for your tutorials. You explain everything so clearly and I appreciate your help so much.
That makes me feel better that I’m not the only one that finds that a problem. It seems easier to just stretch the elastic to fit. The ease of using the foot would be nice since I have it but I don’t want to have to fiddle with it figuring out. Thanks for responding!
You are such a wonderful teacher! Thank you for the time you take to teach! Will these feet work on my baby lock Euphoria or is it specifically for the vibrant?
Hi Anita, Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have a Baby Lock Evolution that is waaaaaaay more machine than I know what to do with (the discounted price for the machine was unbelievable, so I accepted that blessing and purchased it), but I’m taking my time and learning. This tutorial gives me confidence to “go for it!” Wondering where did you purchase your seam gauge for this serger? I’m hoping I can find one for my serger. Thanks again for all of your great videos. I love watching them. You are so wonderful and clear and your work is amazing. Peace!
Oh, I have the Evolution too, and I LOVE it! If you got a great deal on it, you SCORED!!! The seam gauge came with the serger. It's the neatest thing ever and so many people are asking about it.
Anita by Design Thank you for the information regarding the seam gauge. Hopefully you’ll do a similar tutorial for the Evolution. I love working with it but I’m still getting my confidence up! All in good time. Thanks again for your quick response and videos.
Hi! My daughters gave me a server for Mother's Day. I didn't have a choice. But I wondered if those feet will work on my server. I have a Brother 1034D. Thanks God Bless! 😊💝
Georgia-Rose Harper-Greer Hi Georgia-Rose! These feet only work on the Vibrant Serger. You may want to check your owner’s manual to see if your serger has optional feet that you can purchase.
@@AnitabyDesign Thanks for speedy reply. The Acclaim code is BLES4. Hopefully your instructions will also apply to the set of extra feet I'm getting for my Acclaim. Kind regards
Anita I bought the vibrant on your recommendation and love it. The picture of the oiling points is not great, could you do a video to show where to put oil please?
Hi, Anita. I've just bought a Vibrant. Thank you for your demonstrations. But I have a question. On your tutorial sewing a t-shirt, when you use the blind hem foot, there was a normal straight stitch on the right side of the hem. But in this video you had a different kind of perpendicular stitches on the right side of the fabric which you can open up. Can you pls, clear that part? I prefer a straight stitch when I use my blind hem foot, like you get on the t-shirt. Thank you 🙋♀️💕
Hi there. Yes, in the t-shirt video it appears as though the stitches are horizontal but they're not. If you zoom in on the video you can see the perpendicular ticks just a little but not too well because the thread is same color as fabric. I think that maybe the type of fabric I used may have gave the illusion of horizontal stitches. Not sure, but the stitches are the same in both videos. The hemmer foot will only create perpendicular stitches. If you prefer the horizontal stitches you can just use your regular machine for the hems. I hope this helps.
Anita, thank you for sharing. Really good tutorial. I don't have any of those presser feet for my Brother overlocker but it's good to know how to use them. Would you mind telling me where you got the adjustable metal guide for your overlocker or did it come with it when you bought it. I would love to buy one of these guides if they were available to purchase separately.
Hi Ruthann! Probably not. All the models are listed that the set works with and I believe they're all current machines. But I could be wrong. Check the website to get details about the set.
Enjoyed the video. BUT your voice was too low - had sound on computer all the way up as well as UA-cam sound. Had difficulty hearing your very gentle voice. I wear hearing aids and had them up as well.
@@AnitabyDesign Great video, thank you for sharing and taking the time to make these videos. But, your mic wasn't picking up your ( voice )sound properly and it was hard to hear you.
Great video! I have an evolution, I’m sure I can apply what you just did with the vibrant to my evolution. I have a question. Do all baby lock sergers have a low presser foot; space between feed dog and foot? Thank you, love your video!
CreativeGrammie Thank you. Yes, I have the Evolution too and you can purchase additional feet for that machine too.I’m not sure what you mean by low presser feet. I assume all the machines are the same, but not sure.
I love your videos.... great presentation, clear demonstrations and delivery. I have had a White 2000 superlock ats for about 20 years. The same presser feet came with the machine when i bought it. I have never used them because i was too lazy to figure it out. Thanks to you... i will use them now. love it! and thanks.
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome.
I cannot thank you enough for your time and making this video! I am embarrassed to say that I have the serger feet and have not used them....I will now thanks to this great tutorial!
You're very welcome Kathleen. Have fun using your feet.
I love how you teach! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Wonderful feet for a serger! I noticed when everyone demonstrate different feet or technique are always made in a small piece of fabric! I would love to see these demonstrated on a real garment! It is easy on a small straight piece of fabric but on a real garment it is quite different.... thank you so much for sharing, have a wonderful day! Christine
Thank you for your feedback. Garments will come later.
You are the most wonderful teacher.I love your smile and how you seem to make it sound like you can do this.Maybe for Christmas I can buy myself this Vibrant .I did use my serger to make myself a pair of wide leg pants from knit. But I love to sew period. Thank you thank you.
You are a great teacher! Thank you for showing us how yo use these feet.
You are so welcome!
I don't have this serger but I do have a babylock serger and have all the feet you have plus many many many more. Thank you for this video I will now take the time to use all the feet that I have invested in.
Oh, yes indeed, put those feet to work. Have fun with all the fun things you will create.
This is one of the most detailed and excellent tutorials on serger feet I've seen. Kudos!
Wow, thanks! I really appreciate your feedback.
The best video I've seen on using serger feet! Good job!! My sister recently bought a Vibrant. I'm going to send this video to her.
Oh, that's awesome, Betsy! Thank you so much for sharing.
Since Brother makes Babylock I see all the feet are mostly the same as my Brother serger. I love this video! Anita You are awesome, a light in the world also. Thank you so so so much for your videos.
You're very welcome Ann!
I am definitely saving for this serger and the feet!!! It seems very affordable for a good quality serger, especially for a newbie like me. I am so inspired by your beautiful work, and healthy lifestyle. I hope you do more fabric hauls. Thank you for your wonderful channel and blog.
Thank you so much, Laney! Thank you for your support.
Thank you so much for the demonstration! It makes me want to go out and buy the feet for the serger today! ❤️
You're very welcome Tracy!
Just found your channel when searching for sewing info. From there I found this video. I must admit, I've not used my Juki serger much since purchase a year ago. Guess it is just a bit intimidating. Learning that there may be other feet available for it, I watched the video to see if I might want to purchase some. Your video was very informative. Thank you. Now the confession: Looking for the manual to see if it included info on additional feet, I went to the box the serger came in. Inside I found a kit with 6 different feet! [embarrassment] It came with those and I had completely forgotten. LOL In my defense, my serger is stored on a shelf not the box. Now the newly found feet are stored there as well. Perhaps sewing organization should be the next project. :)
Oh, what a joy to find treasures. I'm so happy to hear that your machine came with the feet. Now it's time to start using that serger. Have fun with your Juki.
I am so glad that you are back. I have learned so much from you so please continue doing your videos.
I love learning something new! 😊
Thank you for a great demonstration of all the serger feet attachments, this made me smile. You did an amazing job explaining this Queen.
Oh, thank you so much! 💕🤗💕
Thank you! Great demonstration and explanations! Very helpful!
You're very welcome!
Now I have to save for this serger!!! It’s about time to upgrade anyway. 😆
Thank you Ms Anita
WooHoo! You're very welcome.
Thank you so much for the demonstration. I learned so much and am going to
give it a try!! I, too, would love to see a garment made using them.
Thank you Kaye! Garments will come later.
Thank you for the video. You are a great teacher.
Thank you Francine, and I'm glad you like the video.
A wonderful demonstration of the different feet for the Serger... This truly was a motivating video... Thanks for sharing...
Glad you enjoyed it! You're very welcome.
i love your tutorials, you are so clear and understandable. here is 1 for you that i use all the time "Righty Tighty Lefty Loosey" for tightening and pressure
😂😂😂 Yes, love the RT/LL
Excellent demonstration! I don’t have Baby Lock serger, but I’m going to checkout what feet are available for mine. Thanks for sharing 😎
You're welcome Deidra! Have fun learning how to use the feet for your machine.
You have so much energy!
It's awesome to use the attachments. Thanks for demo.
You're very welcome.
Hello from France ; ) I'm fan of all your hard work madame.
Thank you!
Real good, thank you for the information. 🌸
Your instructions are so detailed. Love it.
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you again, very helpful and easy to understand because of your clear instructions.
You are welcome!
Amazing helpful video!! Thank you so much, so happy to have found it (:
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for sharing! I have a serger and a similar set for mine never used it. Maby is time 😆
Excellentt teaching!
Thank you so much, AmyLynne!
Great tutorial!
Thank you Carrie!
You are amazing!😃
Thank you so much.
@@AnitabyDesign Thank you! I use your t shirt making video as a reference
Thank you for this video demonstration, Anita. Love your channel. When sewing fabric from a pattern design is it best to disengage the cutting blade as not to loose seam allowance on the fabric? I am trying to understand the purpose of the cutting blade. I will not want to loose seam allowance if the blade is going to cut the fabric. I need some enlightenment pertaining this and thank you
Hi there. When you're sewing the garment with your serger, the purpose is to sew the seam and remove the extra seam allowance at the same time. That's the the cutting blade is engaged. You can disengage the blade if you don't want to remove the seam allowance though.
Fabulous! Thank you! 🌷
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for superb tutorial!
You're very welcome, Kathy.
Although my ovation uses different feet I learn so much from you as you explain so well! Right now I am watching sewing videos to motivate me as I just got my machines serviced after sitting for several years. Currently I am in the organization mode with all my overload of sewing “stuff”!!!! My mother was a collector of fabric and sewing tools and when she passed last year I got a lot and my daughter in laws grandmother just gave me “stuff”! Then I have collected my own hoard of stuff!!! Sorting through it…. Do I really “need” 6 seam rippers, oodles and oodles off thread, 3 magnetic pin holders plus one that fits on wrist, buttons by the gallons, a huge drawer full of zippers, and patterns galore????? Well, since I do have ADD I probably do need several Seam rippers, and well, I have enough to share in case my granddaughter just happens to develop an interest in learning to sew. Thank you Anita for your beautiful smile and positive ways you inspire us!!!
Oh my goodness, Leah! You just made my heart smile. I'm very sorry to hear about your mother's passing. I'm glad you have her sewing tools. Have fun organizing your supplies. I say hold on to all those seam rippers. I have a basket full of them. They go dull and I just throw them out and grab a new one. I also have several magnetic pin holders. One for regular pins and the other for ballpoint. Then I have aa magnetic pin wand because I want easy pickup when pins spill out. LOL!
Brilliant, thank you, I am going to buy a BabyLock machine.
You are an incredible teacher!
I wish you made videos for the BL Celebrate serger. Mine is still in the box?
(only had it a few days)
I love your smile and you do great instruction. I have tried to figure how to replace foot on my innovation . I’m ready to stop reading manual and try it . . Foot came off easy but don’t ksnow how it goes back
Thank you so much, Lori! You can do it. Keep trying.
I would love you to show how u use these in a garment. I can do the little pieces but have trouble transitioning to a real garment I am making.
Hi Robin! Yes, garments will come later.
Anita by Design yay!!
Very nice.
The serger is pretty awesome 😎
The cording foot can also be used to install a zipper the channel fits the teeth on the zipper. Sooooo kewl!!!
Ooohhh, I'll have to give that a try. Thank you for the tip.
I have a question about using the elastic foot with a pattern for a garment. When sewing a pattern that requires elastic, you have a piece cut that needs a corresponding cut piece of elastic that you need to stretch to fit the fabric. How do you know how much to tighten the screw on the elastic foot in order to accommodate the appropriate amount of stretch? Thank you so much for your tutorials. You explain everything so clearly and I appreciate your help so much.
That's a really good question. I found that hard to determine without just testing the actual piece on a scrap piece of fabric.
That makes me feel better that I’m not the only one that finds that a problem. It seems easier to just stretch the elastic to fit. The ease of using the foot would be nice since I have it but I don’t want to have to fiddle with it figuring out. Thanks for responding!
You are such a wonderful teacher! Thank you for the time you take to teach! Will these feet work on my baby lock Euphoria or is it specifically for the vibrant?
You are very welcome. These feet are specific to the Vibrant.
Hi Anita,
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have a Baby Lock Evolution that is waaaaaaay more machine than I know what to do with (the discounted price for the machine was unbelievable, so I accepted that blessing and purchased it), but I’m taking my time and learning. This tutorial gives me confidence to “go for it!” Wondering where did you purchase your seam gauge for this serger? I’m hoping I can find one for my serger. Thanks again for all of your great videos. I love watching them. You are so wonderful and clear and your work is amazing. Peace!
Oh, I have the Evolution too, and I LOVE it! If you got a great deal on it, you SCORED!!! The seam gauge came with the serger. It's the neatest thing ever and so many people are asking about it.
Anita by Design Thank you for the information regarding the seam gauge. Hopefully you’ll do a similar tutorial for the Evolution. I love working with it but I’m still getting my confidence up! All in good time. Thanks again for your quick response and videos.
Hi! My daughters gave me a server for Mother's Day. I didn't have a choice. But I wondered if those feet will work on my server. I have a Brother 1034D. Thanks God Bless! 😊💝
Georgia-Rose Harper-Greer Hi Georgia-Rose! These feet only work on the Vibrant Serger. You may want to check your owner’s manual to see if your serger has optional feet that you can purchase.
i watched this video solely to see how to take the feet on and off on my new serger lol thank you!
You're very welcome.
FIESTA 🤗🤗🤗
Hi. Can you please tell me if your instructions apply also the the Baby Lock Acclaim? Many thanks.
Hi Kay Kay! This serge foot kit fits models BL460B and BL097. I hope that helps.
@@AnitabyDesign Thanks for speedy reply. The Acclaim code is BLES4. Hopefully your instructions will also apply to the set of extra feet I'm getting for my Acclaim. Kind regards
I have baby lock protege ?
I have baby lock grace
Anita I bought the vibrant on your recommendation and love it. The picture of the oiling points is not great, could you do a video to show where to put oil please?
Hi Jennifer. I haven't oiled my Vibrant. Check the owner's manual because there should be instructions there.
@@AnitabyDesign there are but the picture is pretty atrocious. Thank you for the quick response though.
Oh gosh, Jennifer, that's sad. Let me look at it to see if I can understand.
Hi, Anita. I've just bought a Vibrant. Thank you for your demonstrations. But I have a question. On your tutorial sewing a t-shirt, when you use the blind hem foot, there was a normal straight stitch on the right side of the hem. But in this video you had a different kind of perpendicular stitches on the right side of the fabric which you can open up. Can you pls, clear that part? I prefer a straight stitch when I use my blind hem foot, like you get on the t-shirt. Thank you 🙋♀️💕
Hi there. Yes, in the t-shirt video it appears as though the stitches are horizontal but they're not. If you zoom in on the video you can see the perpendicular ticks just a little but not too well because the thread is same color as fabric. I think that maybe the type of fabric I used may have gave the illusion of horizontal stitches. Not sure, but the stitches are the same in both videos. The hemmer foot will only create perpendicular stitches. If you prefer the horizontal stitches you can just use your regular machine for the hems. I hope this helps.
Anita, thank you for sharing. Really good tutorial. I don't have any of those presser feet for my Brother overlocker but it's good to know how to use them. Would you mind telling me where you got the adjustable metal guide for your overlocker or did it come with it when you bought it. I would love to buy one of these guides if they were available to purchase separately.
Hi Shirley! Yes, the guide came with the machine and it is probably one of my favorite features on the Vibrant.
@@AnitabyDesign Ah, I thought it might be. Wish my overlocker had one. Thank you for replying.
Thank you for this video. Where can I buy that seam guide? I love it.
Hi Dale. The seam guide comes with the machine.
@@AnitabyDesign 😢I have the Imagine, and was hoping I could purchase one. Oh, well...
I have an older model Baby Lock 80. Does anyone know if the foot kit would work with it?
Hi Ruthann! Probably not. All the models are listed that the set works with and I believe they're all current machines. But I could be wrong. Check the website to get details about the set.
Will this kite be used on the bernina serger?
No, this set will only fit the Baby Lock Vibrant serger.
Enjoyed the video. BUT your voice was too low - had sound on computer all the way up as well as UA-cam sound. Had difficulty hearing your very gentle voice. I wear hearing aids and had them up as well.
Ooohhh, no! Debra, I'm so sorry you weren't able to hear me very well.
@@AnitabyDesign Great video, thank you for sharing and taking the time to make these videos.
But, your mic wasn't picking up your ( voice )sound properly and it was hard to hear you.
Fantastic demo on serger feet well done and very clear
Great video! I have an evolution, I’m sure I can apply what you just did with the vibrant to my evolution. I have a question. Do all baby lock sergers have a low presser foot; space between feed dog and foot? Thank you, love your video!
CreativeGrammie Thank you. Yes, I have the Evolution too and you can purchase additional feet for that machine too.I’m not sure what you mean by low presser feet. I assume all the machines are the same, but not sure.
can you show us, or maybe you have done this already, but showing some of the presser feet used on regular sewing machines.
It's coming Tanya! I will be continuing the series with the Baby Lock Soprano sewing machine.
Do you know what type of thread came on your Vibrant? Is that wooly nylon, or something else?
I'm pretty sure it was just a regular all purpose thread.
Price for feet’s?
I'm not sure, Elizabeth. Check with your local Baby Lock retailer.