How do you adjust the size of the stitches to baby overlock for children clothing?
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I think at the bottom side of the machine and at the top where the thread go's or if not well, call the company and they can tell you more. and sorry if I cloud't help you.
349788
Hi, Yes I use them in My Babylock Ellegente (that spelled wrong) I like them the close easy and have a large enough hock to fit and a lanyard easy. At least on other friend also uses the in her Babylock Ellisimo That is spelled wrong too any way the big top of the embroidery machine Babylock line. Joyce in OK
2030187
Make sure you put the foot dogs down (the things that move your fabric). Set your stitch length to "0". Practice on a scrap. I used fabric with batting between (similar to quilt). Practice how fast you move it to gauge your stitch. The foot will bounce up and down, but that is what it's supposed to do. Good Luck!
1926691
Hook it on the same hooks you put the outside ones on in the middle (if that makes sense), and really tighten the drawstring. Also, make sure the bottom net is in place so clothes don't drag down the bags. Hope this helps!
2034787
My technique is to click all the belts around the kid, then pull out away from the child on the chest clip before I pull the bottom adjuster. I find that pulling out like that tightens the lap belt section and also alligns the shoulder straps with their respective slots. Pulling the slack out is a bit easier after that. Also try adjusting the shoulder belt slots, I find that the belts slide best when the slots are one inch higher than the child's shoulder... Above or below that they tend to bind more. Adjust seasonally to account for clothing bulk...
190366
If you need to adjust where they sit on the shoulders you use the lever above the head and push down on it to move up or down. To adjust the tightness you pull the strap between the legs to make it tighter or there's a slit between the legs you put your finger in there and pull up on the metal clamp and pull straps to make them looser.
2157321
You could use it to keep the two parts of fabric closed for a temporary solution. But you probably couldn't fit the stitches through the button's holes for a lasting solution. The stitches are very short.
1278424
I went on line and printed out directions. I really like mine it locks stitches as your sewing. I bought my cousin one for Xmas, he works with leather all the time. He goes to thrift store or goodwill and buys the largest women's purse he can find and then strips it and then uses the leather for whatever he decides to make. Right now he's sewing a pouch to hold is canteen. Online, u tube illustrates how to use the awl. Best thing about the awl you can use a roll of thread for continue use be sure to use bees wax.
1620214
I got it for my daughter and it's quite large but I used a huge safety pin and pinned it to the smallest size I could.The width really helps get more control for transfers and such. It could probably be stitched smaller too. I justdon't have a working sewing machine at the moment.
1109499
There is no setting for fabric variety. There is a dial for differential feed ratio adjustment and stitch length adjustment.
846800
There is a loop that goes into the strap opening. Open the loop so it looks like an O. Slip the bottom into the opening for the strap.Now grab the sides of the loop and push in until the opposite side of the O slips in. Shake the strap a little and it should not be in fully
924123
Can advise how short do you want the strap to become? This can be done easily by pulling out the end of strap and cut the excess portion, then resew it to make a "stopper". If you need one piece then you can do it with a home styled sewing machine. If you need volume quantity, then we can make them from our factory, but it takes several months for delivery......Thanks.
2083646
There is a button you have to push on that is located where the single black strap is coming out where the child's feet go. Reach your finger in there and push up, you should be able to feel the button and the straps should loosen! Hope this is helpful.
2724
I've never tried it, I'm sure there must be a way. The size is limited and it takes a little time and skills to get the stitches adjusted. Keep in mind it is a household machine and you won't get Ralph Lauren like stitches on you polo. But it is OK for household use.
2146568
Look at Dritz. They come in similar sizes, but they'll tell you how to adjust it. Singer will make you play guessing game with your measuring tape.
1662903
Unfortunately the Velcro is sealed under the tag so it would be difficult to remove the old and replace it. I have had the same issue. You could try calling the vender, or if you really want to try the Velcro, you can usually find it at Joanne fabrics or Walmart in the sewing department. You can cut it to size. I tried the same fix, it worked for a while, then I ended up purchasing a new tag. C. Rieger
190367
It's easy, there is an adjuster in the front underneath the fabric. Push the button release and lengthen or shorten.