What Can a Serger Do?
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- A serger is the perfect partner for your sewing machine. Discover the multitude of projects a serger can handle, including but not limited to finishing the raw seams on garments, adding elastic to activewear, creating easy and even gathers for home decor, and more!
More serger knowledge: babylock.com/s...
Our complete serger lineup: babylock.com/m...
More about the Victory serger: babylock.com/m...
_____________________________________________
Don’t miss out on the latest updates from the Baby Lock Team! Subscribe now to receive our newsletter: bit.ly/3iQ6hxI
Visit your local Baby Lock retailer: bit.ly/32KOzTo
_____________________________________________
Head over to Babylock.com for more ideas!
Projects - bit.ly/3lGAvmf
Become Inspired - bit.ly/32GsyoE
SewED Classes - bit.ly/2EPMNbB
____________________________________________
Connect with Us Online!
Facebook - / babylocksewing
Instagram - / babylocksewing
Thanks for posting, I just purchased a gathering foot for my serger/ overlocker, I am amazed at the variety of different sewing projects which can be completed brilliantly well with a serger.
Man the colour grading in this video is so great. Everything looks perfect soft and balanced. Fantastic work
Loved her explaining as she goes!!
Great demo! Sergers are so versatile. Thanks for this video.
I really need to use more serger more. I love😍 my Vibrant! My favorite projects to make are pillowcases and summer dresses.😊
Thank you so much for adding these videos. you make it so easy to follow
This was terrific! Thank you!
Love this video! Exactly what I was looking for!
Awesome ❤
Thank you very much for the useful information. Do you have suggestions for a narrow hem?
When making clothes, can I just serge them rather than sew and then finishing the seams?
I feel cheated the fact that I got a sewing machine. Quest couldn’t I have just gotten a serger? After seeing this I’m wondering what’s the purpose of Shani g both . And can’t a serger do anything about sewing machine can do ? Anyone can answer
Don't worry- there are different benefits to both kinds of machines. Yes, a serger is a lot more versatile than some may realize, but your sewing machine is needed for most buttonholes, zippers, facings, and some top stitching options. Your sewing machine will likely come with stitching options a serger can't do. Most people use a serger primarily to finish edges and their sewing machine to piece garments, quilts, etc. We like to think of the two machines as best friends that support each other.
Thanks!
So how do you finish the stitch? there is no going back and locking the stitch?
The serger stitch automatically "locks in" because of how it loops. That's why it's such a durable way to finish projects.
And the tension was automatically done with all fabric types because of the serger brand? Can all sergers do this?
How much did you stretch the rib knit when sewing the " neckline"? I have an Evolution and i definitely don't use it as much as i could/ should
If a 3-thread stitch is stretchier and less bulky than a 4-thread, what's the downside? Why ever use a 4-thread stitch?
What machine is best for sewing clothing/ making clothes? I’m still learning. Clothes like jackets, t shirts, gym shorts? Thank you
There are several machines that will do well for garment sewing. It depends if you'd like a straight-stitch only machine or want a machine with different stitch options. Your best bet is to speak to a local retailer who can demo different machines and advise.
Do you have to keep the machine running once the fabric has gone through? I don't do that on my sewing machine, however, I'm new to Sergers. Thank you.
It's best to keep your foot on the pedal as you are serging one side of the fabric to maintain consistent tension. However, you may try a few test strips of fabric first to get a feel for it and start off slow.
Maybe less camera angle switches.
this video is free for you, chill
It would be nice to have the numbers u use to gather the adjustments you go to fast need to slow it down at least tell us what to use.:( SAD
To gather on your serger using a 4-thread Overlock stitch adjust the stitch length to 4.0 and the Differential Feed to 2.0. Place fabric under the presser foot and stitch making sure to trim the fabric edge. Hope this helps!
Your video is too bright
Thanks for the feedback!
@@babylocksewing Thanks, an appropriate response, but please tell the writer and audience something more specific about their complaint. Another contributor was thrilled: "Man the colour grading in this video is so great. Everything looks perfect soft and balanced. Fantastic work."
What did you adjust for the gather?