First off an overlock and a serger are two different machines. An overlock stitches two parallel straight stitches on top and connects them with a zigzag stitch on the bottom. A serger creates the same zigzag and straight stitch combo on both sides of the fabric. While some people who sew have a serger, everyone has a sewing machine. At the time of filming my serger was old and difficult to use because of tension issues so I didn’t use it for garment construction, only seam finishes. Now that I have a new serger, that I’m slowly learning to use, there will be new content sewing clothes using it. Stay tuned 😉
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Excellent video
Thanks Janell! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Thank you very much for this amazing tutorial, you are truly an excellent instructor!
Aww, thank you for watching!
Yikes! I bet Clemmie will succeed on this before i could.
You could sew if you really wanted…Clementine would be happy to help you!
😒 i wanted to serge it not use a basic straight stitch why doesnt anyone show these patterns with overlockers?
First off an overlock and a serger are two different machines. An overlock stitches two parallel straight stitches on top and connects them with a zigzag stitch on the bottom. A serger creates the same zigzag and straight stitch combo on both sides of the fabric.
While some people who sew have a serger, everyone has a sewing machine. At the time of filming my serger was old and difficult to use because of tension issues so I didn’t use it for garment construction, only seam finishes. Now that I have a new serger, that I’m slowly learning to use, there will be new content sewing clothes using it. Stay tuned 😉