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Stitch Types: Chain Stitch
- Right (C-1), Center (C-2), Left (C-3)
Cover Stitch
- Narrow Left
- Narrow Right
- Wide
- Triple
Overlock Stitch
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4-Thread Overlock (narrow and wide)
- 3-Thread Overlock (narrow and wide)
- 3-Thread Flatlock
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3-Thread Rolled Hem
3-Thread Wave
3-Thread Rolled Wave
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2-Thread Overlock (narrow and wide)
- 2-Thread Flatlock (narrow and wide)
Combined Stitch
- 5-Thread Safety Stitch
- 6-Thread Stitch
- 7-Thread Stitch
- 8-Thread Stitch
Stitch Width: Cover Stitch
- Triple Cover Stitch : 6.0mm
- Cover Stitch - Wide : 6.0mm
- Cover Stitch - Narrow: 3.0mm
Overlock Stitch
- Standard 2/3/4-Thread Overlock with left needle : 5.5-7.5mm
- Standard 2/3/4-Thread Overlock with right needle : 3.0-5.0mm
- 3-Thread Rolled Hem with right needle : 1.5mm
Combined Stitch
- 5-Thread Safety Stitch: 5.5-16.0mm
- 6-Thread Ultra Stitch: 8.5-16.0mm
- 7-Thread Ultra Stitch: 10.5-16.0mm
- 8-Thread Ultra Stitch:13.5-16.0mm
Stitch Length: 1.0-4.0mm
Differential Feed: Gathering effect: N ~ 2
Stretching effect: N ~ 0.6
Presser Foot: Snap on exclusive feet for evolve
Handwheel: Rotate forward (counter clockwise)
Loopers: 3 Loopers: Upper(U), Lower(L), Chain(C)
Needle System: Schmetz or Organ ELx705CF #80/12 - #90/14
Number of Needles: 5 total: 3 Chain/Cover Stitch, 2 Overlock
Sewing Speed: Up to 1500 s.p.m.
Machine Weight: 8.3 kg/18 lbs.
Light Bulb: 15W / 110V or 15W / 240V
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Technical Data
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- Danger 2
- European union only 2
- Important safety instructions 2
- Save these instructions 2
- This overlock machine is intended for household use 2
- Warning 2
- For additional product information and updates visit our website at www babylock com 3
- Welcome to the baby lock evolve 3
- C o n t e n t s 4
- T a b l e 4
- Table of contents 4
- C o n t e n t s 5
- T a b l e 5
- Table of contents cont 5
- How your machine operates 6
- O v e r v i e w 6
- O v e r v i e w 7
- Overview of the evolve 7
- Accessories 8
- O v e r v i e w 8
- Needles 9
- O v e r v i e w 9
- Optional accessories 9
- Thread 9
- O v e r v i e w 10
- Setting up your evolve 10
- O v e r v i e w 11
- Setting up your evolve 11
- Cutting blade cover and sewing table 12
- Cutting blade lock switch 12
- Down up 12
- O v e r v i e w 12
- Upper looper positioning lever 12
- O v e r v i e w 13
- Presser foot pressure adjustment 13
- Snap on presser foot 13
- There is a thread cutter located on the left side of your evolve at the end of a seam sew off the fabric edge and continue sewing to create a 5 6 inch 12 15cm thread chain bring the chain of thread up and from the back to front through the thread cutter 13
- Thread cutter 13
- O v e r v i e w 14
- Stitch length rolled hem 14
- Stitch width 14
- Differential feed 15
- O v e r v i e w 15
- O v e r v i e w 16
- Open side door on the left for easy access to the chain looper thread tray close door before sewing 16
- Overlock thread delivery system 16
- Side cover 16
- Stitch selector lever 16
- The baby lock evolve revolutionizes the way a serger works with its exclusive overlock thread delivery system you no longer have to manually adjust the tension settings for the type of overlock stitch you are sewing select the type of overlock stitch you wish to serge the evolve will automatically feed the correct amount of thread through the needles the loopers and thread guides to form a perfect stitch every time 16
- Wave selector lever 16
- Chain cover stitch tension dials 17
- Chain looper tension dial 17
- Needle tension dial 17
- O v e r v i e w 17
- The tension system of the chain and cover stitches are completely separate from the system being used on the overlock stitches unlike the thread delivery system of the overlock stitches the tensions of the chain cover stitch needles and chain looper are adjusted by dials located on the outer sides of your evolve 17
- Ideal stitch 18
- O v e r v i e w 18
- Standard position 18
- Thread subsidiary looper 18
- Upper and lower looper thread fine tuning 18
- T h r e a d i n g 20
- Threading preparation 20
- Locked position for threading 21
- T h r e a d i n g 21
- Thread stand and thread port reference chart 21
- Threading your evolve 21
- Lower looper 22
- T h r e a d i n g 22
- Upper looper 22
- Chain looper 23
- T h r e a d i n g 23
- C1 c2 c3 24
- Chain cover needles 24
- T h r e a d i n g 24
- Overlock needles 25
- T h r e a d i n g 25
- Ers pull the loop of thread from the back of the needle under the foot and to the back left 26
- Front cover seam guide 26
- Hold the needle threader with the arrow mark on 26
- How to use the needle threader 26
- Push the needle threader against needle and 26
- Slide down the groove of the needle to the eye push the thread into the eye of the needle 26
- T h r e a d i n g 26
- Top place the thread in the groove of the needle threader fig a 26
- Use the marks on your serger s front cover to align the fabric the desired seam width set the width dial at the m setting for accurate seam allowances 26
- With a point of the needle threader or the tweez 26
- Start to sew 27
- T h r e a d i n g 27
- To chain off of the fabric 27
- When threading is complete the loose threads should initially interlock on fabric this is most important when sewing the chain or cover stitches 27
- Clearing the stitch width fingers 28
- Re threading loopers 28
- T h r e a d i n g 28
- E x p r e s s 29
- O v e r l o c k 29
- Overlock seam 29
- S t i t c h e s 29
- Thread overedging 29
- Thread overlock 30
- Thread overlock wide 31
- Thread overlock narrow 32
- Thread overlock narrow hemming 33
- Rolled edging 34
- Thread rolled edge 34
- Belt loops and button loops 35
- Lettuce edge 35
- Returning to standard serging 35
- Seaming sheers 35
- Thread flatlock narrow 36
- Converting from 3 thread to 2 thread overlock 37
- Thread overlock 37
- E x p r e s s 38
- Length 38
- Needles 38
- O v e r l o c k 38
- S t i t c h e s 38
- Selector 38
- Stitch 38
- Thread flatlock wide 38
- Thread flatlock narrow 39
- Blanket stitch decorative stitch 40
- Ladder stitch decorative stitch 41
- Converting from normal serging to wave 42
- E x p r e s s 42
- O v e r l o c k 42
- S t i t c h e s 42
- Wave stitch 42
- Thread wave stitch 43
- Thread rolled wave stitch 44
- E x p r e s s 45
- Length 1 2 45
- Needles 45
- O v e r l o c k 45
- S t i t c h e s 45
- Selector 45
- Stitch 45
- Thread reversed wave stitch 45
- Chain stitching 46
- Chain stitching continued 47
- Cover stitch right narrow 3mm 48
- Cover stitch right narrow continued 49
- Cover stitch left narrow 3mm 50
- Cover stitch left narrow continued 51
- Cover stitch wide 6mm 52
- Cover stitch wide 6mm continued 53
- C h a i n 54
- C o v e r 54
- E x p r e s s 54
- S t i t c h 54
- Triple cover stitch 6mm 54
- Triple cover stitch continued 55
- Thread safety stitch 56
- C o m b i n a t i o n 57
- E x p r e s s i v e 57
- S t i t c h 57
- Thread safety stitch 57
- Thread safety stitch continued 57
- Thread safety stitch 58
- C o m b i n a t i o n 59
- E x p r e s s i v e 59
- S t i t c h 59
- Thread safety stitch continued 59
- Thread wave stitch 60
- Thread wave stitch continued 61
- Thread reversed wave stitch 62
- Thread reversed wave stitch continued 63
- Thread stitch 64
- Thread stitch continued 65
- Expressive combinations 66
- Expressive stitches chain cover stitches combined with overlock stitches 66
- C o m b i n a t i o n 67
- E x p r e s s i v e 67
- Expressive stitches continued 67
- S t i t c h 67
- T e c h n i q u e s 68
- Turning corners chain stitch 68
- Turning corners cover stitch 68
- T e c h n i q u e s 69
- Turning inside corner overlock 69
- Turning outside corner overlock 69
- Flat hemming cover stitch 70
- Hemming in the round cover stitch 70
- T e c h n i q u e s 70
- Blind hemming overlock 71
- Sewing curves overlock 71
- T e c h n i q u e s 71
- To sew around inside or outside curves guide the fabric into the blade not the needle remember cutting takes place before the fabric reaches the needle because the long serger presser foot holds the fabric more securely you may need to raise and lower the presser foot several times to maneuver around very tight curves 71
- Inserting tapes cover stitch 72
- Inserting tapes overlock 72
- Flatlock decorative overlock 73
- T e c h n i q u e s 73
- Securing ends overlock 74
- T e c h n i q u e s 74
- Securing ends overlock cont 75
- T e c h n i q u e s 75
- Securing chain and cover stitching 76
- T e c h n 76
- Heavy weight threads 78
- Light weight threads 78
- Medium weight threads 78
- S p e c i a l t y 78
- T h r e a d s 78
- Using specialty threads 78
- Bypassing the threading port 79
- S p e c i a l t y 79
- T h r e a d s 79
- Looper threading tool 80
- S p e c i a l t y 80
- T h r e a d s 80
- S p e c i a l t y 81
- T h r e a d s 81
- Thread cradle for loopers 81
- Comments 82
- S p e c i a l t y 82
- Sew at a slower speed when sewing with metallic threads 82
- Specialty thread guide chart 82
- T h r e a d s 82
- Thread stitch 82
- Comment 83
- S p e c i a l t y 83
- Specialty thread guide chart 83
- T h r e a d s 83
- Thread stitch 83
- M a i n t e n a n c e 84
- Troubleshooting 84
- M a i n t e n a n c e 85
- Thread rolled wave stitch 85
- Troubleshooting continued 85
- Wave stitch is not formed 1 is the machine threaded correctly check each thread path carefully 2 is the machine set for 3 thread wave sewing 3 is the wave selector set on w 4 for rolled wave edging is the stitch length dial set for rolled hem 5 is the stitch selector set correctly set the stitch selector at b for 3 thread wave stitch or c for 85
- M a i n t e n a n c e 86
- Replacing needles 86
- If for some reason your machine does not cut or perform as it should be please take your machine to your nearest baby lock retailer it is possible that the result of poor cutting may indicate other problems 87
- M a i n t e n a n c e 87
- Replacing cutting blades 87
- Replacing light bulb 87
- The fixed blade is made of a special long lasting steel and does not require frequent replacement if neces sary contact your nearest retailer for replacement of the blade 87
- The upper moving blade is made of a softer steel material and will require replacement a spare blade is pro vided with the machine for replacement if necessary the spare blade is located on the thread spool stand accessory compartment 87
- Cleaning 88
- M a i n t e n a n c e 88
- D a t a 89
- T e c h n i c a l 89
- Technical data 89
- C h a r t 90
- Chart for stitch selection settings for chain cover and combination 90
- S e l e c t i o n 90
- S t i t c h 90
- C h a r t 91
- Chart for stitch selection settings for chain cover and combination 91
- S e l e c t i o n 91
- S t i t c h 91
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