Do you have a serger? Or if you’re an Aussie, do you have an overlocker? Is it still sitting in its box in the cupboard because you just don’t know how to use it or are too scared to change the threads?
Then my new Learn to LOVE Your Serger online video course is for you! My goal with this course is that by the end of the 2 ½ hours of high quality, in depth instructional videos you will no longer fear changing threads or adjusting the tension dials, and be well and truly on the way to ‘Loving your Serger’.
I will show you how to:
- Re-thread the easy way
- Master the thread tension
- Understand the differential feed and what it will do
- Use your overlocker to neaten edges
- How to finish seams
- Sew rolled hems
- Use your serger to gather fabric, create tubes, serge around curves, attaching elastic, create a flatlock stitch and attaching lace
- As well as lots of Cool Tips along the way!!
Everything I show you can be incorporated into making doll clothes, full sized clothes or general sewing projects. Once you’ve mastered these serging techniques, a whole new world opens up for you and you truly are limited only by your imagination.
The course is all online so you work at your own pace, at a time that suits you and you can stop and start or replay as often as you want.
So if you want to get your serger out of the cupboard and gain the confidence to finally use it, or maybe you know how to do the basic 3 and 4 thread serging but want to learn what else you can do on your serger, then click here to join me today and ‘Learn to Love Your Serger’.
Happy sewing
Hi Rosie 🙂
me again lol… I left you some comments on youtube too.
I really enjoyed watching your serger tutorials, awesome idea .
I am a learner with sewing and more so with using my serger/overlocker so these video tutorials are extremely helpful to me and I am sure to others as well, so Thank you again for taking the time to make all these wonderful step by step video tutorials very much appreciated.
maybe you could make up one of your patterns using the serger to show us that would be great too, hope you don’t mind me suggesting that.
Can’t wait to see more of your creativity and wonderful talent 🙂
Best wishes,
Margaret (magz)
W.Australia
Hi Margaret, It’s great to hear that you are finding my serger course so helpful. Thanks so much for the suggestion, I may have to do that and add it as an additional video at the end of the course. Happy sewing, Rosie 🙂