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In this free video clip series full of instructions and advice for sewing and using a Serger, our expert will demonstrate use of the controls, the parts of the machine, threading techniques and much more.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Introduction to the Serger machine; learn about the machine, its use, and more in this free sewing video by an expert tailor.
Controls on a serger; learn how to use the different controls and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
Parts of the serger, including the door. Learn these things and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
Parts of a serger sewing machine, including the cutting device, foot and more; learn these things and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
Parts of a serger sewing machine, including the handwheel, motor, needles, and more; learn these things and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
Position of the thread on a serger sewing machine, importance and use; learn these things and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
The "business end" of a serger sewing machine; learn these things and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
How to thread a serger sewing machine; learn proper technique and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
How to thread the upper looper on a serger sewing machine; learn proper technique and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
How to thread the lower looper on a serger sewing machine; learn proper technique and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
How to thread the upper threads on a serger sewing machine; learn proper technique and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
How to do three thread sewing on a serger sewing machine; learn proper technique and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
How to do four thread sewing on a serger sewing machine; learn proper technique and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
Different samples of sewing projects with a serger sewing machine; learn about this and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
What are the mechanics behind a serger sewing machine? Learn this and more in this free sewing video taught by an expert tailor.
Sewing is an ancient craft that still has remarkable relevance in today's modern world. The art of stitching and assembling pieces of fabric together either by hand or with the use of a modern sewing machine is still a valuable skill and can be used for industry and home or arts means. Industrial sewing is usually done with the use of machines, but for seamstresses, alteration givers and most casual sewers, an old fashioned needle and thread is still incredibly useful and more often than not the desired use since it enables far more details. Tailoring and dressmaking require not only a needle and thread, but also other tools and materials that you can find easily at arts and crafts stores.
In this informative video clip series, our expert tailor will show you how to use a serger method for sewing. The serger method involves trimming the edge of fabric and overcasting all in one step. Serging can also be used for creative and decorative effects. Serging is ideal for stretchy fabrics or fabrics that should have neat edges. Learn about the serger machine, its controls, how to thread a serger sewing machine and much more. Included are tips for threading upper and lower loopers, and many examples of serger materials.
Neal Jones Neal Jones is the owner of A Perfect Fit Alterations in Burleson, TX. He has over 30 years of experience in mechanics and sewing machine repair. He is an expert at knowing how machinery operates. He is able to quickly diagnose problems and then troubleshoot them. He can be reached at 817-447-3522.dkdk
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