Serger Saturday for Quilters #2- Exposed Decorative Seams: Flatlock & Wave Stitch

Why use a serger for quilting? Sara Gallegos shows you exactly why! The serger has multiple stitches that creating stunning decorative effects. The flatlock stitch creates a fun, ladder-like look along the seam when sewn right sides together, and an elegant dimensional effect when sewn wrong sides together. And if you’re interested in dimensional effects, the wave stitch creates a lovely, two-color ruffled wave. Explore thread weights and styles, and learn how or make those serger stitches work for you!
Notions used: Clover Fabric Folding Pen, Madeira Decora rayon thread (12 weight). Fabrics from Paintbrush Studio Fabrics Kick Off Your Boots collection.