Baby Lock Verve

• Choose the needle and thread for the exact fabric and thickness; no industrial-system code or unlisted exact product is established.

Use home sewing machine needles in sizes 65/9 through 100/16; thread range is 30-90 weight, and thread of 20 weight or lower must not be used.

• Preserve every table row, fabric applicability set, thread type/weight and needle-size association; sew trial stitches and do not substitute one row for another.

For lightweight fabrics use polyester 60-90 or cotton/silk 50-80 with 65/9-75/11. For medium fabrics use polyester 60-90 or cotton/silk 50-60 with 75/11-90/14. For denim at 12 ounces or more, canvas, or the other examples in that row, use polyester or cotton 30 with 100/16. In the separate row for denim at 12 ounces or more, canvas, tweed, corduroy, velour, melton wool, vinyl-coated fabric, and the other examples in that row, use polyester 60 or cotton/silk 30-50 with 90/14-100/16. For stretch fabrics use polyester, cotton or silk 50 with ballpoint 75/11-90/14. For top-stitching use polyester/cotton 30 with 90/14-100/16, or weight 50-60 with 75/11-90/14. Use a home-sewing topstitching needle with transparent nylon, and 75/11 for embroidery.

• Do not use a bent needle or excessive force; incomplete insertion or tightening may break the needle or damage the machine.

Raise the needle, cover the needle-plate hole with fabric or paper, and lock all keys and buttons. Hold the needle, loosen the clamp screw toward you counterclockwise, and remove it. Insert a straight replacement flat-side rear until it touches the stopper, then securely tighten clockwise and unlock the controls.

• Using other bobbins may damage the machine. This does not establish Class 15J equivalence, unrestricted interchangeability or cross-brand fit.

Use only the supplied plastic bobbin or the same type, identified as X52800-120; the manual literally identifies X52800-120 as a Class 15 type bobbin.

• Only height and plastic material are established; diameter and complete geometry remain unknown.

The specified X52800-120 bobbin is 11.5 mm (approximately 7/16 inch) high.

• Use a correctly wound bobbin and preserve the pictured direction and key-lock safety order; this procedure does not broaden bobbin compatibility.

Raise the needle, lock all keys and operation buttons, raise the presser foot and remove the cover. Insert the bobbin so thread unwinds left, hold it down and guide the thread around the needle-plate-cover tab and through its slit.

• Use the foot specified for the selected stitch; this proves only the source-native pin/notch mechanism, not a standardized shank or universal fit.

Raise the needle, lock all keys and buttons, raise the presser foot and press the holder's black rear button. Align the replacement foot pin with the holder notch, lower the lever until it snaps in, then raise the lever to verify secure attachment and unlock the controls.

• The holder is removed for cleaning or feet that do not use it; a loose holder may fall and let the needle strike, bend or break.

Lock the controls, remove the foot and loosen the holder screw toward the back of the machine counterclockwise. To reattach, lock the controls, raise the lever, align the holder notch with the screw, hold the holder and securely tighten the screw toward you clockwise before unlocking.

• No universal, third-party, cross-brand or standardized-shank compatibility is asserted.

Use the appropriate presser foot for the selected stitch and only presser feet designed specifically for this machine.

• This exact OEM listing does not establish mount dimensions, a standardized shank or cross-brand fit.

Baby Lock walking foot BLG-WF is listed as an optional accessory for this machine.

• Only exact accepted Verve BLMVR and this retained Baby Lock August2025 accessory catalog; other names, suffixes, generations and regions remain separate.
• This is a manufacturer chart classification, not dimensions, a universal adapter/holder promise, an offered retail unit, supplied equipment or proof that every accessory in the group fits. Follow exact manual and accessory conditions.
• Keep the printed G/L code: G is the accessory group; L uses the existing evidence engine low-shank mapping. No measured shank height, interchangeable holder or generic foot fit is established.

Low shank (the OEM group/shank chart prints G/L).