I'm taking a beginner Serger class on Monday. My Serger has been sitting on my sewing desk for two years and I'm finally going to use, it was covered with dust so I really need a cover for it. This looks easy, thank you so much.
Thank you. I just made this for my Babylock Lauren, with your measurements. It's maybe a little big, but that's okay. It will work fine. The cover was tall enough to turn under an inch on the hem, for a smoother hem.
Thank you so much for this easy tutorial. I recently purchased a serger after 50 years of sewing and wanted to protect it from dust and my new kitten Charlie Halo, he already is very interested in what I'm doing in my sewing room
Thank you for this project. I need to make one for mine. and may in future make one for my sewing machine and one for the little sewing machine I have for my granddaughter. So want to teach her to sew in the future. Love love love your projects. So easy to follow along. I have a small list of projects for Christmas presents. I need to get started on them.
Thankyou Andrea. Guess what I will be sewing next? Yes, a cover for my overlocker. I don't have one. I just throw a small square table cloth over it but I like your cover AND done with the overlocker to boot!!! I will use the same fabrics that I made my sewing machine cover with. My sewing room is starting to look a whole lot smarter. I Look forward to next week.
I really like this pattern of the serger cover. I'm going to make it, and also adapted to a sewing machine cover also. Thank you so much for this tutorial.I've been watching several ones today. And this one really makes sense in the sewing process, because it's not only sewn but lined in the same process.
I have a singer serger. Do I need to use all four needles for this project? I used it in making dress before with all four needles and I could see the treads on the clean side. Hm. Please advice
Keen to use this as a starter project for my new serger. However I found it a bit confusing watching your video with the lining being the same fabric as the external. It was hard to tell what was pinned where at times. Hopefully it will make more sense when making it.
I'm taking a beginner Serger class on Monday. My Serger has been sitting on my sewing desk for two years and I'm finally going to use, it was covered with dust so I really need a cover for it. This looks easy, thank you so much.
Thank you. I just made this for my Babylock Lauren, with your measurements. It's maybe a little big, but that's okay. It will work fine. The cover was tall enough to turn under an inch on the hem, for a smoother hem.
Interesting. Don't have a serger, but I have enjoyed the projects. It is always a pleasure watching you create. Thank you.
Thank you Dorothy! You are so sweet to say so.
I just got the brother 1034d and this was the perfect first project for it. Thank you!
Really enjoyed this tutorial. I better get busy.
Thank you so much for this easy tutorial. I recently purchased a serger after 50 years of sewing and wanted to protect it from dust and my new kitten Charlie Halo, he already is very interested in what I'm doing in my sewing room
Glad it was helpful!
I enjoyed the serger sewing series. Gave me confidence to use my serger. This project is genius. Thank you
Thank you Happi! You are so kind to say so!
Thank you for this project, and again for giving me the bravery to use my serger once again, I’m loving it!
Aw, that makes me so happy to know! Thank you!
Worked perfectly! Thank you!
I just finished my serger cover and I love it! Now I need to make one for my sewing machine 🤗😀
Do you use the upper and lower needle? Or just the upper?
Thank you for these tutorials. I feel more confident using my serger. My cover turned out beautiful!
Love this project! I plan on making one for my serger & my sewing machine 🙂 Thank you Andrea! I am learning so much on your channel. 😁
Thank you for this project. I need to make one for mine. and may in future make one for my sewing machine and one for the little sewing machine I have for my granddaughter. So want to teach her to sew in the future. Love love love your projects. So easy to follow along. I have a small list of projects for Christmas presents. I need to get started on them.
You are welcome Patricia! So happy you are enjoying the tutorials and love that you are already building the Christmas lists!
Thankyou Andrea. Guess what I will be sewing next? Yes, a cover for my overlocker. I don't have one. I just throw a small square table cloth over it but I like your cover AND done with the overlocker to boot!!! I will use the same fabrics that I made my sewing machine cover with. My sewing room is starting to look a whole lot smarter. I Look forward to next week.
I bet the sewing room is looking smart! So glad you are enjoying the projects.
Thank you, Andrea!!
Been wanting to get serger. Thanks for the fun tutorials. Love all your videos.
Thank you Gladys! Glad you are enjoying the channel!
A side pocket! Genius!!
Thanks!
I really like this pattern of the serger cover. I'm going to make it, and also adapted to a sewing machine cover also. Thank you so much for this tutorial.I've been watching several ones today. And this one really makes sense in the sewing process, because it's not only sewn but lined in the same process.
You are so welcome!
Yay!!!!!!! I can't wait for this!!!!
So glad you are excited!
Love it off to measure mine and get started Thank you xx
Let us know how it comes together!
Thanks for the serger projects. I sure hope you’ll do the t shirt in the future.
Me too! I just need more practice.
Andrea, do you have a playlist for your serger series. I can only find this one and the gift bags. Thanks , Leanne
I will see if I can set that up 🙌
Good tutorial, just what I need to make! Love the quilt on wall over your left shoulder! Pattern?
G u i c y G o o se I do believe.
Love this series! What was the stitch you used? I am going to make this for my serger. Thank you so much!
I just used the standard stitch.
I have a singer serger. Do I need to use all four needles for this project? I used it in making dress before with all four needles and I could see the treads on the clean side. Hm. Please advice
I have always served with four threads...so, I am not sure. Hoping someone in the community will comment too!
I love this
So glad Suzette! Thank you for the Tee order too! Meg's excited!
Keen to use this as a starter project for my new serger. However I found it a bit confusing watching your video with the lining being the same fabric as the external. It was hard to tell what was pinned where at times. Hopefully it will make more sense when making it.
Thank you for letting me know! I will keep that in mind for future tutorials.
You are using 4 threads, correct?
Yes, I have four threads on mine.