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No quilt is complete without topstitching, and Baby Lock long arm machines make it possible. You’ll also find a variety of features that will give you complete control of your largest compositions from beginning to end. Interested?

Alright, so it's no secret that the two brand names: Baby Lock and Brother have become quite interchangeable in some sewing circles (pun intended). We thought it was time we presented the evidence so it's as clear as day.

Below, you will find a comparison chart showing which Baby Lock Models equal the Brother equivalent. These models have slightly different characteristics, but their main components are nearly identical.

  The Baby Lock Vibrant is our introductory serger and a part of our genuine collection and we are going to show you how to set up for a four thread overlock. To get started you'll see this is a manual threading serger, which means we will show you exactly how to thread your upper looper, lower looper, left needle and right needle.  Bring our thread from the back of the machine we will loop it through the scope, and slide it underneath this metal pretension. Once it has slid in bring down the rest of the thread to your thigh,...

This quarter's promotions with Baby Lock focuses on savings on top-of-the-line machines from the likes of: Crescendo Sewing & Quilting Machine, Regalia Longarm Quilting Machine, Solaris 2 Sewing & Embroidery Machine, Triumph Serger, and the Venture 10-Needle Embroidery Machine. All bundles come with a 60-Day Trial of Online Sewing Classes and a Love of Sewing Membership.

Koala Studios Floor Model Sale - SAVE 50% on Refurbs. Right now we have select savings going on for Koala Cabinets. You can SAVE 50% OFF MSRP! While supplies last. May not be combined with any other offers. All sales are final. Sold as-is. You Haul.

In this blog post we are going to go over the basics of your sewing machine and get you more familiar with it.  The first thing we are going to do is take our thread and thread the machine. You can place the thread spool on the spool pin and you'll take the thread through the number 1 guideDown through the number 2 guide that looks like a plastic hook.  Then take the thread up and around to the top again to the take up lever which is point number 3. The thread slides right into the little metal contraption. Then...