To get main overlock stitches, you need a model with 3/4 thread stitch ability. Adding 2 gives you the ability to create a wider variety of stitches, such as a 2-thread rolled hem.

Versatile serger stitches add pizzazz to a variety of projects from heirloom to home decor Use versatile serger stitches to add pizzazz to your projects. Serger expert Pam Mahshie joins Nancy in ...

More and more home sewers own sergers and use them for decorative finishes, but the primary function for the serger in home sewing is to finish seams.

A serger isn’t a strictly necessary tool for sewists, but using one can level up all sorts of projects, from ball caps to tennis wear to quilts and more.

Easy Serger Projects Season 13 Episode 1307 | 26m 46s | CC The overlock machine, also known as a serger, was released into the sewing market in 1889 and had a great impact on the world of sewing.

An entirely different contraption—either a serger or a coverstitch machine—is required to create a chain stitch. "Instead of having a bobbin, the serger or coverstitch machines have loopers ...

The serger has made popular a new method that combines serging with conventional stitching: Adjust the serger stitch to narrow width of 2 mm to 2.5 mm and the length to 2 mm to 2.5 mm.