Adjusting stitch width and seam allowance for accurate sewing. To begin, select your desired stitch width and mark the seam allowance on your fabric - a brief line will suffice. Align the marked line with the furthest left needle marking on the foot that you’re using, then refer to the guide lines on the right to line up the edge of your fabric. If the lines are difficult to see, place a piece of masking tape below them and draw a more visible line to follow. For a 3/8" seam allowance, use the maximum stitch width (7.5mm) and a 4 thread overlock stitch. The edge of the plate can be used as a guide, trimming 2mm off the fabric edge to leave a 7.5mm seam. Although the seam itself is narrower, the left needle placement ensures a perfect 3/8" seam allowance.
@@sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778 I love my Triumph too but extremely annoyed that for a $6k machine, Baby Lock couldn't even include a trash bin holder. You'd have to buy that separately. Now that I have the Koala Serger Center, it comes with a trash chute.
Brilliant video, I have had my Gloria in the cupboard for a year, having just moved, so I had forgotten all of the features.
🤗 wäre es möglich in Deutsch oder mit Untertitel?🇦🇹🥰
How do you determine how to cut a 3/8" seam or any seam for that matter?
Adjusting stitch width and seam allowance for accurate sewing.
To begin, select your desired stitch width and mark the seam allowance on your fabric - a brief line will suffice. Align the marked line with the furthest left needle marking on the foot that you’re using, then refer to the guide lines on the right to line up the edge of your fabric. If the lines are difficult to see, place a piece of masking tape below them and draw a more visible line to follow.
For a 3/8" seam allowance, use the maximum stitch width (7.5mm) and a 4 thread overlock stitch. The edge of the plate can be used as a guide, trimming 2mm off the fabric edge to leave a 7.5mm seam. Although the seam itself is narrower, the left needle placement ensures a perfect 3/8" seam allowance.
It looks the same as the Triumph. Any new features?
Sorry for the delay; I have only just seen this! Same machine
It’s called Gloria in Europe, and Triumph in North America. Interesting. I looooove my Triumph.
@@sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778 I love my Triumph too but extremely annoyed that for a $6k machine, Baby Lock couldn't even include a trash bin holder. You'd have to buy that separately. Now that I have the Koala Serger Center, it comes with a trash chute.
I should have added that it was a first class demonstration.
Please can you show me how to thread on the backside before the thread go to the needle?
Watch this video. It gives a much more concise threading guide. ruclips.net/video/gK4OjegaUIQ/видео.html
Bitte wenn möglich in deutsch, danke
With respect it didn’t reduce it from 10 to 5 inch there was only a slight gather. Why was this?