Finishing Serger Seams with Emily Thompson

[@aModernGirlMakes]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. A quick video covering one single topic. LOVE

[@jaynabethany]

LOVE THIS!! I’ve been searching for a video for MONTHS! This is so simple to do! Thank you so so much!!🤩

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[@cheshkat6321]

Oh wow. I was just reading my Brother ST4031HD serger manual last night and not understanding. Just two minutes into this video and I have a lightbulb moment. Have to finish reading my manual tonight hopefully so I can start using my new serger.

[@annphilbeck5174]

Thank you Emily! love my Brother educators!!

[@naturalcurls4life576]

Very helpful! Using a serger is new for me and I was wondering what to do with the tail. Thank you for sharing and giving options.

[@andre1987eph]

I bought my serger 1 year ago. It was such a good purchase 👍

[@BrotherSews]

Thank you for watching and we are glad to hear that you are enjoying your serger!

[@suzannahhillary9326]

This is the exact fabric I’m using for my project!

[@christinalloyd4701]

thank you, good visual and audio instruction!

[@knittingknut]

If you have a visible serged edge and want a much prettier, neater finish, take a big if extra time and pull on your needle threads so that the chain straightens out into single threads again. Your looper threads will be way longer than your needle threads so trim them to the same kength then tie them off and thread the strands back through the serged seam.

[@topangasunrise]

I've tried that but my threads just seem to knot and are a pain to untangle. It's a shame as I would prefer this method since it looks better.

[@cynhernandez8688]

Thanks best answer I got on youtube!

[@coolmomcrystal]

This is very informative thank you so much for this video i have learned so much ❤👍

[@pattiwhitlock8385]

Great info!

[@BrotherSews]

Thank you for watching Patti! We are glad that you found the information helpful.

[@supermelodia]

But if you are using this in a delicate garment a light knit fabric. Example: UV cut mask, like a veil to be used on the face and neck, this thread will look ugly and itch the skin. Should I choose smaller stitch size? It's hard to sew in a conventional machine the light knit specially if it's round to make the hem to hide the stitch to avoid itch the skin. I have to use the lettuce rolling on all the round area, in the capelet edges. I tried to roll the hem and do normal stitch on the sewing machine, but the light knit fabric keeps slippering, it's so hard.

[@melbapesante4737]

Thanks!

[@doloresw]

Thanks

[@luvpugz9659]

Great info. Thanks

[@Catsanddogshavefun]

Thank u 🥰😍🤩

[@rocketpsyence]

I feel like I've stumbled upon Forbidden Knowledge. I've been using a serger for like 15 years and have been just manually tying the end threads in a knot the whole time lol

[@brendafuller1806]

How does that work when the knife is in use?

[@schisandra]

Brenda Fuller ... When using the first method? Avoid the knife when overstitching the tails.

[@msmonet]

I thought it funny that you didn't use a Brother serger. :-)

[@mama_tongs]

haha just noticed this too

[@babblesp1367]

That is a Brother serger. They make the Simplicity models.