Why do you need a serger for garment sewing?
First and foremost, a serger is the ideal way to create clean edge on any seam. Not only does the cutting blade trim the fabric edge, but the upper and lower looper threads wrap around the fabric edge, securing or protecting the fabric edge.
Secession 1: Getting to know your Overlocker (Free to CBQ machine owners)
Secession 2: Body Measurements/Pattern Prep
Secession 3: Layout and Cutting
Secession 4: Serging the Lark Tee
Secession 5: Serging the Comfy Dress
Lark Tee Pattern | Fabric (Light to Medium jersey knits with a minimun 20% stretch) *Yardage based on garment size | Pattern tracing paper |
Sewing pins | Fabric marking pen | Serger with all accessories |
Scissors | Fabric shears | 4 spools of serger thread |
Skills and Techniques Learned:
Types of Thread
Threading
Needle Threader
Stitch Length
Cutting Width and Knife adjustments
Presser Foot Pressure
Changing Needles
Cleaning, Oiling and Cleaning Threader Pipes
Threading for Coverstitch
Skill Level: | Beginner |
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Requirements: | Serger machine such as: Bernina L890, Baby lock Triumph, Ovation, Evolution, Accolade |
Instructor: | Terry Pederson |
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