Everything You Wanted to Know About Sergers
Everything you wanted to know about sergers (but was afraid to ask how to thread it) “What does a serger … More
Everything you wanted to know about sergers (but was afraid to ask how to thread it) “What does a serger … More
Let’s talk about the dreaded moment when you realize you made a mistake and have to get the seam ripper out to remove some stitches. But not for any simple, straight seam. For an overlocker seam. Terror sets in, anxiety levels rise up and all you want to do is throw away that cursed project. But wait, there is still hope! … More
Reduce and reuse . . . and maybe even upcycle some flannel receiving blankets or towels to make some super soft and useful baby wipes. … More
One of the most versatile and easy ways to change the look of stitch while serging is by adjusting the position of the cutting knife. In this post, we will explore the various widths of stitches, lowering the cutting knife and dive into a special feature called- Micro Thread Control. … More
See how easily the BERNINA airthreading overlocker / serger manages different threads! … More
Welcome to the creative world of your L 850 overlocker! Have you ever wondered whether your overlocker can do more … 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 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. … More