baby lock BLSO-BRF Bi-Level Foot Instructions
- June 12, 2024
- Baby Lock
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baby lock BLSO-BRF Bi-Level Foot
Product Information: Baby Lock Sewing Accessories – Bi-Level Foot – Right (BLSO-BRF)
The Bi-Level Foot – Right is a sewing accessory designed for use with Baby Lock sewing machines. This foot is specifically designed for perfect topstitching and edge stitching over seams and un-level areas. It is also helpful for quilting projects, allowing for precise topstitching along the edge of binding where areas may not be level. The foot is called “bi-level” because the underside of the foot is designed to compensate for different thicknesses of fabric, ensuring uniform and accurate stitching.
Machine Settings:
- Stitch Type: Straight, zigzag, or decorative stitch
- Stitch Width: Maximum 7mm
- Stitch Length: 1-5mm
Product Usage Instructions
- Raise the presser foot and raise the needle to the highest position.
- Remove the standard presser foot from your Baby Lock sewing machine.
- Attach the Bi-Level Foot – Right to your sewing machine. Note that the foot may appear crooked when attached, but this is intentional as it compensates for different fabric thicknesses.
- Select the desired stitch on your sewing machine. The Bi-Level Foot – Right is typically used with a straight stitch.
- Align your fabric under the foot, placing the thicker fabric on the left side.
- Begin sewing to achieve perfect stitching.
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Use this foot for perfect topstitching and edge stitching over seams and un- level areas. This foot is also helpful when quilting to topstitch along the edge of binding where areas may not be level. It is used for uniform and precise topstitching, and is called bi-level because the underside of the foot is designed to compensate for different thicknesses of fabric.
MACHINE SETTINGS
| Stitch type: | Straight, zigzag or decorative stitch |
|---|---|
| Stitch width: | Maximum 7mm |
| Stitch length: | 1-5mm |
Instructions
- Raise the presser foot and raise the needle to the highest position.
- Remove the standard presser foot and attach the bi-level foot. You will notice the foot will sit crooked. This is because the underside of the foot is designed to compensate for different thicknesses of fabric.
- Select the desired stitch. Typically this foot is used with a straight stitch.
- Align the fabric under the foot placing the thicker fabric on the left side and start sewing for perfect stitching.
