Juliette Lanvers
Angie Steveson
Erika Mulvenna
Jo Leichte
Kay Hickman
Mimi G.
I ♥ My Serger
I love my serger. I wouldn’t get nearly as much sewing done if it weren’t for this little workhorse. Honestly, for the last year or so my sewing machine has been an “accessory” for my serger, not the other way around! I’ve collected links to some of my favorite serger projects and tutorials. Serge on!
Robes for the Bridesmaids
What could be more fun than having all of your attendants wearing a new cotton robe while they dress for the wedding? Nicole wanted her attendants to have something special that they could wear again and again. These soft, pink, cotton robes were the perfect choice to bring back memories of a very special day.
Ruffled Towel Set
Here’s another quick serger project from Ilse Heine – a set of pretty ruffled towels!
Spooky Spiders Skirt with Baby Rickrack
I had so much fun putting together little outfits for my article in Through the Needle ONLINE Issue #14 (October 2012)! While looking for t-shirts and sweaters to cut up for doll clothes I found this electric lime fabric with little spiders and bats and thought, “Hey! I could make a skirt!” So I did.
Ilse’s Ruffled Cardigan
When I saw Ilse Heine wearing this ruffled cardigan, I just had to ask where she got it. And wouldn’t you know, she’d made it on her serger!
Last Minute Gift – Pillowcases!
My great nephew is turning two soon and I needed a gift for his birthday party – and it had to be a quick project I could put together before I left to catch my plane. What to do? A serger project, of course!
The “Eighty-Dollar” Serged Top
Nowadays, we usually don’t sew to save money, but this is one of those times when sewing really saved! My daughter has a birthday coming up soon and we were shopping about a month ago when she found a top that she loved….it was $80.00.
Southern Sewing School at Branum’s Sewing & Vacuum Center
Augusta, Georgia was a happening place the first part of March! Branum’s Sewing and Vacuum Center, the area BERNINA Dealer, held their annual Southern Sewing School.
Mary Lou’s T-Shirt Quilt
After watching Jo’s Quick Holiday Gifts Webinar, I knew I had the perfect way to make my son’s t-shirt quilt. I can’t wait for him to open it on Christmas morning!
Holiday Gift Bags for Room in the Inn
The Fat Quarter Gifts Bags I featured in my Holiday Serging webinar are a great way to use some of your fabric stash, and they’re eco-friendly! I made more than 30 bags this year from holiday fat quarters — including twelve for the women at Room in the Inn here in Buncombe County, NC.
