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herb19355
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Debi
Danielsville,
GA
USA
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Posted - Feb 14 2014 : 09:36:27 AM
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I have a very basic Brother serger... and am trying to expand my skills. I tried this weekend to gather using the serger, changing the stitch length and such with no luck. Does anyone else use their basic serger (which is a PIA to thread!) for anything else but serging edges?
Debi
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hudsonsinaf
True Blue Farmgirl
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Shannon
Rozet
Wyoming
USA
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Posted - Feb 14 2014 : 10:36:28 AM
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I use mine for making round hems, especially for cloth napkins, as well as serging edges, but have not gathered with it yet. When you figure out how to do it, please post! I would love to learn!
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lovingewe
True Blue Farmgirl
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marlyn-neleh
norwood
Ontario
Canada
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Posted - Feb 16 2014 : 4:24:56 PM
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I use mine for edging on my smocked bonnets. For sewing together lining, seams that join together and don't need zippers, etc. For making turtle-necks and T-shirts.Can make 7 in an hour! For gathering and lingerie, swimwear. I couldn't live without my serger ( Juki)
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herb19355
True Blue Farmgirl
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Debi
Danielsville,
GA
USA
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Posted - Feb 17 2014 : 09:21:05 AM
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Marlyn,
Would you mind sharing how you use your serger to gather? I have a very basic one... and can not seem to figure it out! Pictures would be wonderful.
Thank you, Debi
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sherone_13
True Blue Farmgirl
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Sherone
Evanston
WY
USA
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Posted - Feb 18 2014 : 06:54:08 AM
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I have a serger, but cannot for the life of me figure out how to thread it. Hopefully, I can get my niece to come help me with it. She is a sewing goddess!
Sherone
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Tracy
My. Olive
NC
USA
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Posted - Feb 25 2014 : 5:54:43 PM
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I bought a serger from Handcock Fabrics and have to take it to them to thread it. I spent hours with no luck. You have to have the hands of a surgeon to thread it. Now the tension is off so I have to take it back as I have no idea how to fix it. Hardly use it because I don't know how to thread or adjust it.
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