Fabulous, I’ve been serging for YEARS, and always struggled with this.

The best tutorial on starting and stopping on the round - thank you so much

I started sewing again, after spending a few years quilting and had no idea how to serge in the round. Thanks sooo much for this tutorial, you taught me how to serge in the round 2/21/23.

This was an amazing tutorial for stopping serging in the round. Very clear and concise. I can't wait to try this tomorrow! Thank you so much.

This video is absolutely wonderful!! I have been searching the internet for this life saving serging technique and you have just made my day. This is my most fav serging video - I can't thank you enough. I have been so upset with serging in the round (necklines, armholes, etc) - this technique is brilliant!!! You have explained it so well. THANK YOU!!

Jen, that's just brilliant!!! I have been struggling with this for years. Thanks a lot!

I just watched this, Jen, after searching 3-thread narrow in the round for a fiddly knit I’m trying to hem. It was very helpful! ❤ Love the aspect of the decorative thread in the upper looper! Thanks once again.

I’ve always struggled with start/stop stitch in the round. Following your tips, I have a perfect neat finish on my T-shirt. Thank you so much for this video.

This is a super helpful video, I always wondered how to start and stop when serging! Thanks for your clear explanation ☺️

Oh my GOODNESS!! I followed all of your tips; I finally got a beautiful start and stop stitch in the round. Thank you.

Thank you SOOOOO much! I was so frustrated trying to figure out how to stop serging!!! Lolol

Thank you for a quick and very informational video! Can't wait to use your tip!

Thanks for this clear and concise video. I’ve just inserted a ribbed neckband on a t-shirt for the first time SUCCESSFULLY! I used the three thread narrow and ‘wiggled’ at the end and it worked 😊. Thanks again.

Thank you Jen! That is a beautiful finish. I really appreciate you sharing your expertise! 🥰

That was a great help thank you very much. I have struggled with finishing off hems on the round.....now I know thanks to your video. 💜

So helpful! Thank you so much for sharing this 💞

Thank you for this tutorial. I tried it and it worked like a charm.

Wow just wow! This looks amazing and so much prettier and better than the way I was shown.... now I'm going to go and find out how/if I can remove the cutter without opening up my machine .....

Fantastic! Thanks

EXCELLENT tutorial. thank you so much. subscribed 👍🏼🙌🏼

Great video. I learned something new!

Wow thank you! So helpful.

Fantastic. Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Great tip. Thanks

Thank you so very much! I have always struggled with this. I was taught as someone else mentioned, that you should just veer off, but it looks horrible. Thanks again.!!

Brilliant thank you soooo much for this

Thank you.

Me too. Just off to try on an armhole seam.

THANK YOU

This is so helpful! My instructor always tells us to veer off and it always looks so terrible.

Very helpful thank u so muchh ❤️

Omggggg! Thank you so much for this video. I was veering off and it looks so bad IMO.

Wiggle, then chain off. Thank you! 😁

This is great...have never been shown how to do this properly. Would you recommend this for serging on neckbands? The three thread would be less bulky.

I have an older machine and the blade does not lower. Do you have a suggestion for that situation?

Please could you tell me the name of this flat needle with which you pull the threads through the seam? I have never seen this in Austria... Thanks in advance! And thanks for this great tutorial!

Good tip. I always try to "veer off" at the end, and it looks terrible.

Do you have suggestions on a “start an stop in the round” version but in a faster production method? I surge dozens of squares daily and can’t come up with a solution. Having a second step of threading back through is too time consuming when I’m dealing with so many pieces repetitively. Trying to cut down on time and steps in other words.

What serger stitch do you use to finish the edge on a fleece blanket?

Is it the lower knife you lower?

Many thanks! 🧵🧵🧵🧵