Serging 101: Learn the Basics!
SERGER 101: Learn the Basics!
Beginners guide to using your serger!
Join Angela Wolf for a 90 minute virtual class and learn how to set up and use your serger. Learn the parts on the serger, tips for rethreading, differential feed, reasons to adjust the stitch length and width, and so much more!
Learn how to set up and when to use:
- 4-thread overlock
- 3-thread overlock
- 3-thread wide vs. narrow overlock
- Gathering
Learn tips for starting and ending stitches, how to serger corners, inside corners, and curves. Trouble shoot tension issues and puckered fabric. Learn how to adjust the differential feed to prevent stretching the fabric. You will also learn serger basics including choosing and changing needles, using stretch threads, disengaging the knife, and more.
Note: This class can be used with any serger, but you will need your serger manual on hand as each serger is a little different.
This is a virtual class, live with Angela Wolf taking time for Q&A. You do not have to be present to enjoy the class, as the class will remain open for 60 days after the live session is over to watch and re-watch as many times as you like!
Join us LIVE Friday, February 12, 2021 at NOON Eastern or catch the replay for up to 60 days after.
Click here to Join the Class!
Get 10% OFF with Coupon Code: SERGE10
Would you like to WIN a spot in this class?
This is going to be such an informative class, especially for those that only use their serger for finishing seams or have never taken that fabulous machine out of the box!
If you would like a chance to win this class, leave a comment below and let me know how much you use your serger (or it’s still in the box LOL!). You can also leave a comment on Facebook and Instagram for extra chances to win. I will draw 1 random winner Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 8:00pm eastern. If you are the lucky winner and already signed up for class, I will refund your class fee.
Can’t wait to see you all in class for the live session or the replay.
Good Luck!
For those that are brand new serger owners, check out the video below to learn how to thread the serger. Of course every brand has it’s own method, but this might help.
