10 seconds in... finally someone who talks slow enough to understand what you talk about. Thank you.

This instructor does a great job of teaching, while sewing samples, so students can actually understand what she is talking about. Good job!

Thank you for getting straight to the instruction without an overly long introduction!

Thank you. This was simple and to the point, just the way I learn best. I struggle to concentrate with excess talking or long videos. This was perfect.

Loved this video! I'm new to sergers, and this was very helpful!

Thank you for those great tips. I will definitely be putting them into practice.

Yes, thank you for the quick tip... this is really helpful!

I loved your video.I'm looking forwards to purchase a serger for my projects finishings.

Thank you so much.....exactly what I was looking for

You made everything easy to understand. Thank you so much 😊

America needs more moral people.

That was a great video !

Thank you, I have never used a serger. Interested in trying this.

Great instructions. Thank you!

This was really helpful thanks!

An excellent tutorial!

i have only watched one video which is the tips and tricks and it is very good and usful please make more tutorial videos thank you

I love your videos I wish you could do more!!

Very helpful, thank you!

You are a very good teacher, as well as good seamstress. Well I have learned something from this machine, that scares me a lot. because once accidentally cut fabric. thank you very much

I think this video is great!!!, very informative

Very informative. thank you.

very good demonstration

Great how to video...Thanks...

Perfect edges!

beautiful serger

Great Video!!!!!

Good advice.

Thank you!

If you have an overcast presser foot for your sewing machine, you can create the same basic type of hem as a serger; it's just slower on a sewing machine. A serger will trim the edge of the fabric before it sews, whereas the sewing machine will not do this. I think there is a special foot for cutting, but I don't think you can combine it with an overcast foot, so either way it's going to be faster with a serger. If you cut your fabric straight, you should be able to use just a sewing machine.

Thanks for the video :)

Did your serger come with the blue dot on the pressure foot, or how did you determine it's position? Thanks

can i use 4 threads for attaching stretch fabrics?

Thanks!

I need some help. Can you please tell me how to get a 1/2 or wider stich out of my Janome 1200D? Doesn't matter which stitch it is I just need to get it wide as possible as it is going to be covered anyway. Please respond as I need some help now I can't find an answer anywhere. Thank you!

How about more serger ideas? I really like these. Thanks.

Hello, I have question , Can this serger make regular stitches like a simple sewing machine? Or I will need a regular sewing machine for that? Thank you

what brand serger are you using?

Whats the problem if the needle thread breaks during sewing inches long? Please help, thank you.

help just bought a janome serger sewed one seam now it won't make the stitches when i run the machine the straight threads just come out won't chain off or make the "serge" stitches. ??? I'm lost

How to attach a bias tape foot to my alna serger no. 945

What happens to the few inches of threads in the beginning and end. How do you "finish" the piece ?

My serger blade ...i can not get it to return to up so as to cut. I have a Janome 644d myLock . any suggestions on how to get it to lift up. it pushes in as it is to do before you turn it up. but maybe there is some step i don t know to do. thanks.. any help appreciated.

Do you have to use a straight stitch before serging? I didn't think you did.

I like the video. Very helpful. I'm looking to purchase babylock protege. Do you have any comments on this serger?

janome are famous for slipping, check to make sure both your loopers are threaded properly, rethread them. I have the same problem, before I figured it out I was ready to throw it out a window.

While I have never used the Baby Lock Protege, I have had the Baby Lock Eclipse, Imagine Wave, & now the Evolve, and while I know they are far more expensive than the Protege, if you are new to serging, and have any way you can swing it, I would keep an eye on Ebay for an Eclipse ( appx. $500), Imagine ($700 to with wave $1,515), Evolve ($800) those are average prices, they vary. Protege should be OK too, just more work.

This is pretty much what I've been looking for. I'm just wondering, you said a seam stitch prior to serging is not always necessary. I'm doing a pair of leggings. So I would not need to do a seam stitch first, right? Also, I'm curious about the hem. How would I know where to fold the hem up to after serging it at the ankles of the leggings?

Is that your basic hem? Or is that something else?

Are you able to serge fabric with a regular sewing machine?

You have a jpop song in the back ground 0_o

Why let the machine do such a long tail after finishing the job?

"Sew Quick And Easy"

Did she just say "Sew Fa King easy" in the beginning?

no you dont have to stitch before you serge

Thank you!