Serger stitches

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

In this sewing tutorial you will learn all about sergers sewing machines. Find out what a serger is, how to sew with a serger and what types of stitches sergers have. What does it do? What sewing techniques to look for in a serger/ overlock machine? Learn to use a serger for your sewing projects.

Among the variety of stitches our sergers can create is the flatlock. This is a stitch that can be created in three-thread or two-thread forms and, as its name implies, results in a flat seam. #sergertip #overlockertip #sewingtip

Have you ever wondered how to undo serger stitches without ripping them out one by one? This tutorial will show you how.

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.

A beginner's guide to overlocker stitches and when to use each stitch.

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

learn how to flatlock with a serger. Get tips for flat locking with a serger to add decorative stitches or sew a seam. 2 or 3 thread flatlock

What is a coverstitch? A coverstitch is the twin or triple needle stitching you see on the hems of most ready-to-wear (RTW) knit garments. The top looks like parallel rows of straight stitching and the underside looks like serger loops which *cover* the turned down raw edge. Sometimes the "wrong" or loopy side is sewn on top as a design feature, especially in activewear. Coverstitch machines can also stitch single needle chain stitches. Are there coverstitch machines for the home sewer? Yes…