Sergers are great and can be our best friend but when it comes to ripping out the serged stitching, it can be a little overwhelming. Today I will cover how to remove a serger stitch for three of the most popular serger stitches: 4-thread overlock, coverstitch, and chainstitch. Removing a sewing machine stitch is pretty More …
Reduce and reuse . . . and maybe even upcycle some flannel receiving blankets or towels to make some super soft and useful baby wipes. More …
A basic beanie for a baby is a simple and quick project to make using your overlocker. This project is also a great use for those little bits of knit scraps that come from making other clothing projects. Get ready to whip these beanies up by the dozen—and have a beanie for every outfit! More …
These days, masks are a part of our wardrobe. Which means at some point, they need to be laundered. This quick overlocker project will help to keep the tangles out of your ties and elastic while going through the wash. The bag goes easily from washer to dryer. We are even going to use the More …
Welcome to the creative world of your L850 overlocker! Have you ever wondered whether your overlocker can do more than just finish seams? Here’s a project to discover some of the amazing decorative stitches and embellishment techniques that will take your table décor and future projects to a whole new level. Add surface dimension with More …
Create a fun and quick-to-make eyeglass case on a serger following this step-by-step tutorial. More …
The BERNINA air threading overlocker/serger is a milestone in BERNINA’s history—as this is 100% designed and engineered in Switzerland. There are so many things that make this machine unique, but true to BERNINA’s tradition, the user experience and precision performance are the pillars of its design. More …
Did you know that going backward on your serger isn’t required in order to secure a seam? Here are five different ways to secure serger seams that look clean and professional. More …
The best part of a serger / overlocker is the speed! Why not take advantage of its speed and finish hems quickly. Here are two tips on how to create fast fusible hems with a serger. More …
The flatlock stitch is just one way to enhance your overlocker experience, both as a functional and fun stitch. Create a stitch sample booklet of various flatlock stitches to help you decide on the perfect stitch for your next decorative feature or hem finish. More …
The rolled hem is specifically an edge finish or decorative touch, not a stitch to be used for seaming or construction. This stitch creates a narrow, dense, thread-wrapped edge on your fabric. Minor adjustments to this stitch can create a wide variety of decorative edges such as picot or lettuce edging. More …
I love a quick project. Being able to quickly whip up something beautiful feels a little like a super power. My BERNINA L 460 Overlocker is always the star of the show when I want to make something fast, and I think she really outdid herself this time. When you’re looking for a quick project, More …
