Part 5 (Final Episode) Binding Our Serged Runner on the Baby Lock Triumph

[@jljmuench3051]

Your runner is lovely!
Love the binding!
Thank you for sharing!

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

Ty my friend!

[@pamelabarrett7645]

This is amazing. I’m going to have a to make a runner with the serger.

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

Let me know what you think, Pamela. I only piece on my serger now. It’s a perfect 1/4” with 4 thread overlock and so quick!

[@catherinedunlap2191]

Really good series. I learned a lot.

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

So glad it helped, Catherine!

[@maryannduplaga6508]

Thank you! Great binding stitch. I will try that!

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

You’ll love it, Mary Ann!

[@MANDYFerrito]

Excellent, will definitely try to make one as lovely as yours

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

I’m sure yours will be much prettier! 🩵

[@ms.maureen2925]

What a great way to bind!

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

So fun and easy, Maureen!

[@RickMicGoneFishin]

Very timely lessons on serger piecing a table runner or small quilt. I am just now sandwiching a couple and will try your tips, esp with serging the binding. Thank you.

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

That’s great, Mickey! I was torn between a wave stitch and this, but had done several videos on the wave. Let me know how they turn out. 🩵

[@karenkurdziel4069]

Thanks for demo’ing this great technique! Can fray check survive washing?

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

Yes, absolutely!

[@ChristineMcClendon]

What thread type and thread size did you use?

[@melindabigleysewblessed]

12wt in loopers and standard serger in the needles.