Learn & Create
Baby Lock Ambassador the Gilded Stitch shares their experience digitizing and embroidering for a cosplay inspired by the game Sky Children of Light.
Baby Lock Ambassador Mary Davis shares this timeless, intermediate level sewing project.
Our Baby Lock Ambassador and high-quality cosplay expert Cole Waller shares their process for creating this cape inspired by a beautiful adventure video game!
Learn how to use your Baby Lock Accolade Serger to sew the Bailey Puffed Sleeve Sweatshirt. Follow our step-by-step guide for comfy & stylish puffed sleeves!
Baby Lock Ambassador Mary-Go-Round Quilts shares this quick sew holiday project to spruce up your table.
Baby Lock Ambassador Mary Davis shares this simple and stunning quilt pattern and detailed instructions!
Baby Lock Ambassador Atticus of Gilded Stitch walks us through their process creating a cosplay jacket inspired by Howl's Moving Castle!
Baby Lock Ambassador Atticus of Gilded Stitch shows us how to created a Quilted Jacket Front for a cosplay!
Educator Cassie Cartmell shares this sew-sweet and practical hearts cosmetic pouch tutorial. Create it for a Valentine's Day gift and stuff it with cosmetics or candy!
Baby Lock Ambassador Mary Davis shares her most recent quilt pattern, along with a detailed how-to!
Before receiving the machine, I assumed that the Top Cover Stitch on the Applaud would look like any other Top Cover Stitch. My first thought was, how do I make what we create with this new machine look different when our stitch would look similar? At that point, a little bit of panic set in but quickly disappeared after stitching those first few stitches. That is when I realized the versatility of the Creative Top Cover Stitch was going to exceed my expectations.
Cosplay artists like Atticus are inspired by characters across many kinds of media, from Manga, to Anime, to film, to literature, and more. We love how Atticus can take inspiration from a beloved character and put their own twist on it to make the finished look more modern and wearable.
