1. Serger Basics with Jenny’s Sewing Studio

2. Serger Basics Learn to really use your serger. Start by learning the right way to thread the serger. Adjust your tensions, learn to see what is wrong and how to fix it. Learn to do a 4 thread, 3 thread, narrow roll hem, use decorative thread, and make a flat lock. Cut an inside and out side corner. Tie off the seam. Learn to do a bow tie quilt block by serger. Make a flat lock rail fence block. Parts of the serger Accessories Needles Threads Threading for a 4 thread stitch Adjust tension and evaluate Do some sewing projects using the 4 thread Learn differential feed Do a 3 thread wide, flat lock wide Do a narrow roll hem

3. Let’s talk about the parts of the serger! Upper and lower looper!

4. Parts of serger include: Upper and lower knife

5. Stitch length Width adjustment Differential feed Blade adjustment

6. Color coding

7. Color coded threading Thread the upper looper first Thread the left looper second Thread inside needle Thread outside needle

8. Tension adjustment

9. What the stitches look like:

13. Speader for 2 thread flatlock

14. Flatlock 2 thread

15. 3 thread flatlock

16. 3 thread overedges and decorative edging

17. Rolled hem

18. Maxi lock

19. Swirls

20. Colors of swirls

21. Metroflock

22. 4 thread stitch

23. Inside seam Clip any seam depth you need to trim, do not clip if you are serging along the edge. Pull the seam to straighten and serge

24. Straighten and continue to serge

25. Finish off a seam by reversing the fabric and sewing back over the seam

26. Locked seam

27. Differential serging

28. Differential pulling

29. Differential gathering

30. Let’s check the needle type

31. Repair parts Loopers and blades

32. Classes at Jenny’s from the past

33. Sulky Blendables for sewing and serging

34. Serger vest!

35. More to come

36. Heirloom serger techniques

40. Piece a quilt by Serger

45. Serger Feet

46. Elastic foot

48. Pearls and Sequin Foot

51. Thank you for coming! Visit me at Jenny’s