Serger sewing

Learn how to adjust serger tension on your overlocker needles and loopers for a perfect overlocked seam finish.

*This is a guest blog, written by Iris Hoogendoorn*Hi everyone! I know the title sounds like this blog is supposed to start with ‘once upon a time…’ but as we all know sewing is not a fairy tale and really has its ups-and-downs. I’ll share some great tips I got when I just started using a serger, so hopefully your sewi

Pickystitch.com is the mecca of crafts! Find project ideas, tips, and more! Get started by learning easy ways to get used to your new serger!

Today, I'll how you how to finish serger tails. I’m going to go over six ways you can use to finish your serger tails.

So you've just received your brand new serger machine (also called an overlocker), but have no idea what to do next? Here's exactly how to use a serger, from turning it on to doing your first test sew. I'm going to assume that you're a complete beginner who's doing

Have you tried hemming with a serger? While it might not be the most obvious choice, a serger can be an excellent option for hemming.

Do you wish the inside of your garment looked as good as the outside? Come see how you can create a clean finish on your clothes in 3 easy steps using this serger french seam tutorial.

Take your sewing projects to the next level using these sewing tips and tricks.

This is the best guide you will find on the best sergers for beginners this year. Check the comparision table, reviews and our opinion.

Learn the 8 different types of serger stitches you can do. Included: close-up stitch photos & beginner-friendly descriptions.

Covering your serger or sewing machine is essential. This popular pin will show you how to make a simple serger cover in very little time.

Knit fabric can be intimidating to sew with, especially if you're used to sewing with woven fabrics. Personally, it took me a little while to get the hang of sewing with stretch knits, but with

I love the internet! I posted on Facebook to ask the question if there was a quick settings guide for my serger (it seems like I'm always spending more time getting the tension right then actually using the machine!) Most responses were that you need to make one yourself. (Booooo!) But I did find some helpful posts of other bloggers that have the same model and listed their settings. I included the settings and their blog posts on the downloadable and printable chart but you may find that…

Learn three different ways to make napkins using an overlocker and coverstitch that are not just the usual rolled hem on the blog at weallsew.com.

Here's tutorial on how to hem pants the easy way. Using the blind hem stitch, you are sure that the stitches will be invisible to others.

Fabric napkins are quick and easy to make with your serger. These napkins are fun and colorful and make great gifts. Napkins are a great project for beginners wanting to try something other than finishing seams with the standard four thread overlock.

Learn the 8 different types of serger stitches you can do. Included: close-up stitch photos & beginner-friendly descriptions.

Sewing tricks from professional seamstresses. Your sewing is about to get easier and more efficient. Grab a project to test them out!

Learn all the serger stitches that you can do with your Serger/Overlock machine, and download this free printable guide.