Baby Lock Victory Serger | Create on your Serger!

Milinda Stephensen, Baby Lock Educator, guides you through how to use the Baby Lock Victory Serger and some of her sewing tips as well as her favorite things to do with the Baby Lock Victory Serger.
The Babylock Victory Serger allows a beginner sewist or experienced sewist to achieve a polished and expert finish on all of their projects. This machine is one of the best sergers on the market and produces professional-looking seams with half the effort of a traditional serger.
Thanks to its self-threading loopers, automatic needle threader, and tension system that needs no adjustment, setting up to sew is a breeze.
With its solid internal frame and a top speed of 1500 stitches per minute, this durable machinery will complete your projects quickly and serve
you for years.
Here are some of the features of the Baby Lock Victory Serger:
- Jet-Air Threading
- built-in needle threader
- 4/3/2 thread serging
- snap-on presser feet
- no tension adjustments
- full-featured differential feed
There are 5 segments that Milinda will walk you through:
00:23 How to make a ruffle using the Baby Lock Victory Serger.
02:50 How to make piping using the Baby Lock Victory Serger.
06:40 How to create a rolled hem using the Baby Lock Victory Serger.
10:16 How to achieve the perfect quarter-inch seam using the Baby Lock Victory Serger.
11:55 How to make the quickest ten-minute bag.
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[@riojas16]

I love your instruction. So glad I bought the machine

[@Nina_Bill]

Wow ❤

[@hiltonwatkins6750]

I saw a good hint the other day… take the needle out with it still threaded. Hold onto the thread and you can’t drop the needle.

[@SewingPartsOnline]

Oh, that's smart! We're gonna write that one down!

[@madelaine3209]

You did not change the thread because you did not thread the needle.

[@hiltonwatkins6750]

Take the needle out before you pull thread out. Oh, BTW I hope you are not pulling thread out backwards… that will get lint right into the guts of threading components. So here is the order… take the needle out, cut thread at spool and pull the cut thread through toward the needle. If you don’t have a threader… thread the needle with one of those freebie threaders put the needle the flat side back into a needle inserter for installation with the thread running from front to back. Good luck!