Oh Lori. Just watched you make this beautiful quilt top on your serger. Love love love it. Having purchased an overlocker (uk term) I’m now awaiting some variegated thread. Thank you for the content. Would love to see you make other quilts on your serger please. Lynxx
Love this! I’ve only been quilting for 5 years, but in that 5 years my Ovation is getting lonely. I heard the rain and was wondering where you were. Thank you for answering that question.
I am over the top, happy. I loved your video. I’ve been a new serger or a long time. Learn one thing and forget the last but I guess at 80 that’s kind of parr for the course. I have watched so many videos of surging on a quilt and a lot were good but NO ONE has ever explained the threads like you did on this video. I have some Wooly Nylon and learned last night why that isn’t what I want to use. But then I didn’t know what kind I should get for decorative serving. LOL. I am going to look into your class. I did subscribe and will be watching all your videos. Thank you!
So, I was wondering what all the background noise was and cracked up when you said it was hailing there -- I grew up in northeast Louisiana and remember that sound well :) Thanks for sharing all this info... I LOVE my Triumph serger and I LOVE quilting but had never thought of blending them like this! New project!!!
Sheree Black, awesome Sheree!!!! Yes that must have been where I picked it up then. I now wish I would have bought more after completing the project. So if you luv it buy more LOL. I like shopping at Tuesday morning :)
Vicki, In my opinion Babylock is the way to go. Please understand, I am a Babylock Educator. Although before I became a BL Educator years ago, that is the brand I bought. It made serging a passion of mine. They are so easy. Not sure what capabilities you are looking for but you can start with a 4 thread serger if thats all you need. That model would be the BL Victory. Do a little research. If you have a local Babylock Retailer near you, go in and have them demonstrate the different BL Sergers. They are the easiest to thread! I have an UDEMY Course on the BL Triumph. This is the top of the line BL Serger. But start where the capability fits your needs. If you have sergers demoed to you, have them cut the threads and show you how easy they are to thread. BL is the easiest and very dependable. I'll link my UDEMY course. If you decide on the Triumph you will be all set with this course! www.udemy.com/course/serger-techniques-from-beginner-to-advanced/?referralCode=5AEC4E65D67A8DB669E5
Gastas demasiado tiempo en contemplar las telas y explicar cosas que yo creo no hace falta explicar ,.Estoy escribiendo ésto y aún sigues dando vueltas a la tela,que cosa más absurda ,costura y telas es lo que dices todo él tiempo y nada más
I love the mix of threads
Oh Lori. Just watched you make this beautiful quilt top on your serger. Love love love it. Having purchased an overlocker (uk term) I’m now awaiting some variegated thread. Thank you for the content. Would love to see you make other quilts on your serger please. Lynxx
I really love this method ....will definitely be trying it ...thanks for sharing😊
Love this! I’ve only been quilting for 5 years, but in that 5 years my Ovation is getting lonely.
I heard the rain and was wondering where you were. Thank you for answering that question.
Yikes! How much fun! Lovely, all those beautiful threads, I get my new serger tomorrow, first time for me! Thank you!
I love your way of explaining things..I really appreciate your videos.
Thank you so much! So happy you enjoy them.
What a great project, I have some leftover strips of black, white, silver. I will get some heavier thread and do this project. Thanks for sharing.
Cynthia, those colors will be so striking together! You can never go wrong using black, white and an accent color. So excited you will try it!
What a wonderful idea! Decorative serging with a jelly roll. Beautiful. Thank you ☺️
Thank you miss seeing you so glad you are posting on RUclips. You are keeping me inspired ❤️
You are so welcome Rhonda :) glad you are enjoying.!!!!
I love purple too. It’s my favorite color.
I am over the top, happy. I loved your video. I’ve been a new serger or a long time. Learn one thing and forget the last but I guess at 80 that’s kind of parr for the course. I have watched so many videos of surging on a quilt and a lot were good but NO ONE has ever explained the threads like you did on this video. I have some Wooly Nylon and learned last night why that isn’t what I want to use. But then I didn’t know what kind I should get for decorative serving. LOL. I am going to look into your class. I did subscribe and will be watching all your videos. Thank you!
Pat, I'm so glad it was such a great help! Knowledge is what makes it so much more enjoyable. 80 I'm so proud of you!!!! Serging is so fun.
So, I was wondering what all the background noise was and cracked up when you said it was hailing there -- I grew up in northeast Louisiana and remember that sound well :) Thanks for sharing all this info... I LOVE my Triumph serger and I LOVE quilting but had never thought of blending them like this! New project!!!
This is the only way I can quilt! Jelly roll is easy on my nerves. The other cutting and piecing of squares and triangles messes with my brain.
Creative thread ideas thank you. Inspiring.
Mary you are so welcome :)
Love this idea
That Solaris is as big as you are!
My Tuesday Morning has this jelly roll on clearance, $15.00 per roll.
Sheree Black, awesome Sheree!!!! Yes that must have been where I picked it up then. I now wish I would have bought more after completing the project. So if you luv it buy more LOL. I like shopping at Tuesday morning :)
So, I don't have a serger, but want to have one, what kind of serger should I get?
Vicki, In my opinion Babylock is the way to go. Please understand, I am a Babylock Educator. Although before I became a BL Educator years ago, that is the brand I bought. It made serging a passion of mine. They are so easy. Not sure what capabilities you are looking for but you can start with a 4 thread serger if thats all you need. That model would be the BL Victory. Do a little research. If you have a local Babylock Retailer near you, go in and have them demonstrate the different BL Sergers. They are the easiest to thread! I have an UDEMY Course on the BL Triumph. This is the top of the line BL Serger. But start where the capability fits your needs. If you have sergers demoed to you, have them cut the threads and show you how easy they are to thread. BL is the easiest and very dependable. I'll link my UDEMY course. If you decide on the Triumph you will be all set with this course!
www.udemy.com/course/serger-techniques-from-beginner-to-advanced/?referralCode=5AEC4E65D67A8DB669E5
Do you have to use a serger for this quilt ?
You could follow process using a sewing machine as well. :)
Echo in video.
@@peggystutz8522 yes that comes from having a new room before things are filled in room. :)
Gastas demasiado tiempo en contemplar las telas y explicar cosas que yo creo no hace falta explicar ,.Estoy escribiendo ésto y aún sigues dando vueltas a la tela,que cosa más absurda ,costura y telas es lo que dices todo él tiempo y nada más