
| Manufacturer | baby lock |
|---|---|
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
| Manufactor-Info | Consuendi GmbH (baby lock) Röhrsdorfer Allee 14, 09247 Chemnitz, Deutschland [email protected] |
| Delivery Time | 1–3 days |
baby lock PRIMO
baby lock once again lives up to its reputation as a hotbed of innovation. The Japanese engineering team led by Toru Sakuma has developed a machine unlike anything the sewing world has ever seen. With the “Primo” , baby lock not only fulfills a long-standing wish but also takes the creative possibilities of sewing to a whole new level!
The brand-new baby lock Primo masters the entire repertoire of classic coverstitching flawlessly. But it can do much more—it’s also equipped with a world first : the baby lock shuttle foot! This foot features two thread guides that can sew in additional threads of various qualities.
Optional foot inserts also allow you to feed ribbons or cords through the foot to create or apply trims, for example.
When the shuttle foot is used with a thread guide, serpentine stitches are formed, which gives this stitch group its name. When both thread feeders are used simultaneously, the resulting seams have a distinctive “ swing .” This is because the two threads are then alternately “laid” onto the cover stitch with a semicircular sweep. No matter which variation you choose—the result is always a unique work of seam art!
Stitching is done in combination with chain or coverstitches, so that the reverse side matches that of the respective coverstitch.
Plus: Popular features combined with technical perfection, such as thread delivery system , needle threader, air threading for the looper thread, needle position button or speed control ensure a carefree sewing experience with the Primo as well.
The standard cover foot included allows for an effortless conversion to a cover machine by swapping it out for the shuttle foot.,
Applications
• All areas where classic cover stitches are used
Additionally:
• Top coverstitch for a decorative effect on both sides
• Functional seams in sportswear (e.g., outer topstitching on pants or shirts)
• Seam stabilization or attractive dividing stitches
• Decorative stitches on clothing, accessories, or decorative items
• Production of trims
• Hems with a decorative front side
Rule of thumb:
The rule of thumb helps you to roughly calculate the required amount.


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