Sewing Mastery: Serger 2.0
Join Donna this month for a look at some different techniques using a serger. These videos will build on the topics discussed in the Serger Basics Course, so if you haven’t seen those, you might want to check them out first, especially if you aren’t familiar with using sergers already.
The first week, we will be discussing Differential Feed and how it can be used to give a smoother edge to your fabric.
The next week, we’ll look at using the Differential Feed function to create a Gathered edge using the serger.
The third week will focus on the rolled edge. We’ve talked about this stitch before, but this time, the focus will be on using special thread to create a more decorative edge.
Then, we will put all the techniques together in the Trendy Maxi Skirt by 123 Mulberry Street.
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Serger 2.0 Topic Overview
Join Donna this month for a look at some different techniques using a serger. These videos will build on the topics discussed in the Serger Basics Course, so if you haven’t seen those, you might want to check them out first, especially if you aren’t familiar with using sergers already.
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Serger 2.0 Differential Feed
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Serger 2.0 Creating Gathering
Hi everyone! In this video, we will discuss using a serger for gathering!
Follow along as Donna gives a further explanation of the movement of the feed dogs with the different settings of differential feed.
She will demonstrate gathering on several strips of various types and weights of fabric ... -
Serger 2.0 The Decorative Rolled Edge
Donna is back this week with another look at her favorite serger technique for doll clothes – the Rolled Edge. This technique has already been discussed in the Serger Basics course, and then we looked at using the rolled edge to create a lettuce edge finish in the Winter Sports Course, so if you...
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Serger 2.0 Trendy maxi Skirt Sew-Along
This week Donna shows us how to put this month’s techniques together in the Trendy Maxi Skirt by 123 Mulberry Street.
First, she will demonstrate one way to eliminate the side seams so the gathering and the rolled edge can be done without going over seams. Then she will create the ruffled portion... -
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