Hi Karen. Thank you sooo much for doing this video. My machine just stopped serging tonight. I will try this in the morning. Your video looks clear. Wish me luck. I haven't ever threaded it since buying it. It's summer vacation so hoping to learn more. xx Karen
Basically the spool caps are for the types of spools that have a cut in the plastic to secure the thread tail when the spool is being stored. Threads that feed off the end of such spools could get caught on that notch, so the spool cap would keep that from happening. If your smaller spools don't have any rough edges then the spool caps would be unnecessary.
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I just got my Celebrate and never used a Serger. This is the best teaching video I have used. Thank you.
This video is a lifesaver! I love how you gave great details and things were shown close up!
Hi Karen. Thank you sooo much for doing this video. My machine just stopped serging tonight. I will try this in the morning. Your video looks clear. Wish me luck. I haven't ever threaded it since buying it. It's summer vacation so hoping to learn more. xx Karen
Thank you for this very clear explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent!
I'm going to try this. I have been doing it by hand. Thanks again!
Have fun!
Thank you for the demonstration! It was excellent!
Thanks!
excellent video. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Thank you for this video so very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
I was going crazy.This video is a lifesaver; where can I find more of this wonderful instructor???
On TH-cam go to Montavilla Sewing Centers. Our TH-cam channel has lots of videos. I'm glad you found this video helpful.
Thank you you fix my problem. Thank you for your advice.
Thank you
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What brand of serger thread is used
Hello, How do you use smaller spools of threads. It's not clear to me how to use the spool caps.
Basically the spool caps are for the types of spools that have a cut in the plastic to secure the thread tail when the spool is being stored. Threads that feed off the end of such spools could get caught on that notch, so the spool cap would keep that from happening. If your smaller spools don't have any rough edges then the spool caps would be unnecessary.
What happens to the fourth thread? Only three threads are mentioned to pull to the back.
all 4 threads are pulled to the back, under the foot