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Coverstitch, coverlocks (sergers)
NOT for OVERLOCK

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*Owner of a sewing machine and not a cover? then you only need the binder not the plate* (click here to read more)

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Babylock models

• Evolution

• Accolade

• Ovation

This is want you need if you want to attach the binder with screws

1. The plate to attach to the cover
2. A binder of your choice

Alternative: Just get the binder and attach it to the machine with sticky-stuff (blue-tack)

Also added a few of my personal favorite sewing notions when binding.
Don´t forget to add som rolls of my precut knit binding!

*Owner of a sewing machine and not a cover? the you only need the binder not the plate*

*Sewing machine and not a cover? the you only need the binder not the plate*

Other models, that have the screw holes on the right place ( a total of 4 holes), and don’t need an attachment plate:

Babylock Coverstitch
Babylock Euphoria
Babylock Triumph

Missing your model? Contact me and I will help guide you (info@erikassyskrin.se)
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[title text=”1. The plate”] [title text=”2. Binder of your choice”] [title text=”Personal favorites”]

Some of my favorite sewing notions to use when binding. 

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Brother coverstitch

No universal plate needed.

Model 2340 – attach the binder with blue tack /”sticky stuff”

Model 3440 and 3550 – Attach direct on the machine with screws that comes with the machine

* You may need to turn the rake on the binder upside down, to make it fit properly * 

Also added a few of my personal favorite sewing notions when binding.
Don´t forget to add som rolls of my precut knit binding!

 

Missing your model? Contact me and I will help guide you (info@erikassyskrin.se)
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[title text=”1. Binder of your choice”] [title text=”Personal favorites”]

Some of my favorite sewing notions to use when binding. 

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Janome coverstitch

Models 900, 1000, 2000, 3000, Elna etc

*new plate* – The universal plate now also fit Janome cover.
And you can use the foot of your choice, I have to excellent foot for binding below

This is want you need

1. The plate to attach to the cover
2. A binder of your choice to attach to the plate

Also added a few of my personal favorite sewing notions when binding.
Don´t forget to add som rolls of my precut knit binding!

Missing your model? Contact me and I will help guide you (info@erikassyskrin.se)
Don´t get the mail? Check your spam!

[title text=”1. The plate and foots”] [title text=”2. Binder of your choice”] [title text=”Personal favorites”]

Some of my favorite sewing notions to use when binding. 

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Juki Coverstitch / Bernina L220

Models: MSC 1500, 1700, 1800, Juki MO-735 (and other coverstitch of Juki)
Bernina L220

This is want you need if you want to attach the binder with screws

1. The plate to attach to the cover
2. A binder of your choice

Alternative: Just get the binder and attach it to the machine with sticky-stuff (blue-tack)

Also added a few of my personal favorite sewing notions when binding.
Don´t forget to add som rolls of my precut knit binding!

Missing your model? Contact me and I will help guide you (info@erikassyskrin.se)
Don´t get the mail? Check your spam!

[title text=”1. The universal plate (optional)”] [title text=”2. Binder of your choice”]

Single or double fold?  This is a matter of taste, what you prefer. 

Single fold – Folds the binding tree times, leaving a ”raw” edge on the back. Normally the seam cover this on the back. Gives nice and thin binding edge.
Suitable for clothes adult and kids. Easy to attach snap buttons.

Double fold – Folds the binding four times, looks the same on both sides. Nice on blankets and other projects. A thicker edge than the single fold and can be a bit harder to attach snap buttons.

My bestseller are the single fold 35mm, my personal favorite are the single fold 35mm with piping (easy to use with or without piping) 

[title text=”Personal favorites”]

Some of my favorite sewing notions to use when binding.