Differential Feed | Overlocker Lesson 3 - What is Differential Feed and How to use it | SEW JESSALLI

Overlocker/Serger Lesson 3. What is Differential Feed and How to use it?
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[@cathleenvance4441]

I cannot believe how useful this video had been for me. I have been one of those people that never messed with the settings on my overlocker. OMG !!! thank you so much for this video. Now I know why I've had problems with some of the fabric I've used in the past. This has just been a fabulous learning experience for me and I cannot thank you enough.

[@Jessalli]

Thank you so so much. This is why I started my channel! x

[@clumsywoman]

This might just be the most useful thing I’ve ever learned about my overlocker 😊thank you

[@Jessalli]

You’re so welcome 😊 Thanks for watching! x

[@helenahowe3585]

Very helpful, especially seeing the difference when you laid the different fabrics flat on the table. Thank you.

[@Jessalli]

Yay! Thanks so much for watching! x

[@sarahmiddle5028]

What a clear explanation of how the differential feed affects the overlocking on different fabrics, thank you so much. Definitely going to test out different settings the next time I use my overlocker

[@Jessalli]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much! x

[@sallys-crafty-stitches]

Wow thank you. I’m about to start sewing a dress made of jersey & this video has helped a lot with my understanding of the differential feed. My Dad was a engineer & used to talk a lot about differential feeds, I kind of understood with his machinery & now this has clarified the overlocker too 😊

[@Jessalli]

Yay! Thanks so much! Happy overlocking! x

[@cbraun6901]

So good to see the fabrics on the table!! Thank you.

[@Jessalli]

Thanks for watching! x

[@helenw355]

Hi Sophia 😊 Thank you so much. That was a great tutorial i know now where i was going wrong. Im going to get all my bits of scraps of different fabrics now and make myself some notes. Thank you so much 🤗

[@Jessalli]

Yay! Thanks so much! x

[@pjacksreads536]

Awesome lesson. I’m going to look back at the others. Definitely need all the help I can get on my serger. Thanks

[@Jessalli]

Yay! Glad you found it helpful! And yes please to checking out more of my content! Thank you. x

[@annmarshall9291]

Brilliant lesson, thank you. I'm going to have a go on mine now. I've never touched the differential feed lever before.

[@Jessalli]

Yay! Thank you! x

[@beanaasz4069]

Love your videos. You are such a good teacher. Unfortunately I do not have a differential feed. Now I wish I had something I didn't know I needed. 😀

[@Jessalli]

Oh no! Sorry! But thanks for your kind comments! x

[@christinehenwood4411]

Thank you so much for such a clear explanation for the DF, much appreciated.

[@Jessalli]

Thank you so much! x

[@margaretleake9361]

Thank you very well explained and all the mystery has been removed.

[@Jessalli]

Yay! Thank you! x

[@wendihayes880]

Excellent video, informative, clear and concise. Thank you

[@Jessalli]

Thanks so much! x

[@brendacassidy6361]

Really helpful thank you will have a practice run now before I start a new project. Good seeing the difference when laid out on the table 👍

[@Jessalli]

Thanks so much! x

[@MsBeadee]

Certainly learnt some useful info and may start using my overlocker again - thank you

[@Jessalli]

Thank you so much! Happy overlocking! 🧡

[@msy439]

Great video and invaluable teaching!

[@Jessalli]

Thank you so so much! 🧡

[@jeanpragnell8318]

This was great, always been a bit hit or miss with this... thank you.
Can you please do a video on rolled hems..

[@Jessalli]

I've got something to do with rolled hems next week..... but might be a little different. x

[@janspenno2241]

Very clear and de-mystifiying. I had problems with my overlocker the other day sewing elastic into the waist of a skirt. I guess that would have helped? I broke two needles o. The overlocker and I never have that.

[@Jessalli]

It definitely would have helped. But also could be the wrong needles!? X

[@marywallace5248]

That is amazing, simply and clearly explained. I’m just about to overlock a slippery viscose, I will play around first. What about using 3 or 4 needles? That scares me too!

[@Jessalli]

Do you mean 3 or 4 threads? It's just a different effect in my opinion. Have a play with what you think looks best for what you're making. (Or use 3 threads when you run out of the 4th spool haha). Thanks for a lovely feedback. x

[@karenmiller3300]

Really useful thank you Sophia !

[@Jessalli]

You're so welcome! Thank you! 🧡

[@lizzyt6791]

Gosh, I now understand why my fabric wasn’t behaving 😊

[@Jessalli]

Haha! Yay! Thanks for watching! x

[@gretagarbo4504]

Brilliant! Thanks so much.

[@Jessalli]

Thanks for watching! x

[@Sew-and-sew]

Very helpful. Thank you 😊

[@Jessalli]

You’re so welcome 😊! x

[@shirleyknight8946]

Great vlog! Thank you 😊

[@Jessalli]

Thanks for watching! x

[@MargBerladyn-x8f]

Was great, thank you!

[@debby_sews]

Very useful thank you❤

[@Jessalli]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you x

[@elaineseller927]

What fabric would the 2 setting be for?

[@Jessalli]

I have to say I've never used it.... but you may find different fabrics edge closer to that setting? x

[@jackieward8595]

Hi Sophia
Thanks for your informative vlog. What setting would you recommend for viscose? I also find that the quality of the overlooking can differ when using single as apposed to double fabric. Should it be necessary to alter the settings? Thanks for your thoughts.

[@Jessalli]

Thanks for watching! Depends on the viscose type but maybe just above 1? Have a play. And always worth testing two layers if that's what you're mostly using it for. x

[@jackieward8595]

Thank you! I'll try that x

[@lena-lp5dn]

Great video. You are an excellent teacher!

[@Jessalli]

Wow, thank you so much! 🧡

[@jankerslake5813]

Really useful- thank you. 👍

[@Jessalli]

Thanks so much! x