Serger sewing projects

There are many sewists out there who swear by sergers, and it's no wonder why! Similar to a sewing machine, a serger is used to sew pieces of fabric together, but it does so with a twist. Not only does a serger stitch fabric, but it also cuts off extra fabric and seals in hems with an overlocking stitch, all at once! By using this one-stop-shop machine, you can cut your sewing time in half and produce projects that look professionally sewn. See only some of what you can do with this page…

Do you wish the inside of your garment looked as good as the outside? Come see how you can create a clean finish on your clothes in 3 easy steps using this serger french seam tutorial.

We’ve gathered a few fun and easy serger projects for beginners for those of you who are new to serging. Jump right in and enjoy!

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.

Pickystitch.com is the mecca of crafts! Find project ideas, tips, and more! Get started by learning easy ways to get used to your new serger!

Like Jess, I can tell you I am extremely intimidated by sewing with a serger. I'm fairly comfortable sewing with a basic machine but decidi...

The possibilities are endless with a serger in your sewing room. It makes sewing with stretchy fabrics so much easier, lets you sew seams quickly with a professional-looking result, and give you lots of options for decorative finishes.

Wonder how to thread a serger/overlock machine? If you like sewing, learn all about self-threading sergers. There are not only self threading needles but sergers too. In this sewing tutorial I’ll explain what the types of self-threading overlockers are, which brands have them, and what machines I recommend if you are eager to add one to your collection (as I was!). This technology is fairly new, and different brands define “self-threading” differently.