Hiding thread tails on a Serger

[@melanie_luv2_sew]

I've seen other videos showing this technique, which I couldn't understand. You make it clear, and I thank you. I will no longer be a sloppy serger, with more practice.

[@SP-up6ry]

Thank you! When I first purchased my Imagine I took the included classes. The instructor taught this, but since it's been 9 years I had forgotten how it was done. From your video I made notes, printed them out, and posted them by my machine. Repetition has done the trick! It's finally clicked in my brain!

[@morgannwilliams967]

You are a genius!! I hate sloppy work for clients and myself and I'm new to the serger so this is PERFECT!!! So glad I found you. ❤️

[@KimberlyMoorekimberleigh06]

This just changed my life. I'd much rather sew my tails back into the project than try to weave them in and create more bulk. THANKS!

[@tarasprs2016]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been so frustrated for years trying to get a neat, tight, end to a serge. The majority of the time I was threading a needle and slipping the tail under just as you have done with the machine, but much more time consuming!

[@conniewinter3289]

What a great basic tip! Wish I had learned this 30 years ago when I got my first serger. Thanks!

[@Cheeryboy]

The best and clear demo on earth, I just got my ovation, hope to see more demo for additional presser foot. Many thanks!

[@sharondavidson2581]

Great tips hiding serger tails. The best demo I have seen.

[@barbararegina5198]

Great info! Where's the part about in the middle of the seam? Is that another video?

[@verdefosforescen]

Great video! The instructions are easy to follow! I love the neon color thread 😍

[@bonniebeach5105]

Thank you so much - you made this so simple to follow. You have no idea how much I appreciate this!

[@katherineborkowski7899]

these videos are perfect for me, I just started serging with my Babylock serger. they are so helpful. Best I have seen.

[@TheLadybughug]

Omgosh THANK YOU! Making a ton of facemasks, and had problem with the beginning chains, kept unraveling. Awesome video! Gonna try and get a clear foot, I prefer those as well! Thank you so much!

[@barbaramoore333]

New to Evolution serging. When coverstitching, not in the round, does the Evolution allow you to chain off like with overlock stitch? Thanks.

[@Autobahn4537]

This was so helpful. Thanks, now I can have neat ends.

[@rosalinda4769]

Madam, just love you tips lessons. God Bless You.

[@Carol-Bell]

Best demo of this subject I've ever seen. Thank you!

[@MRuttle90]

Thank you so much this is great information just started using a serger and was struggling with finishing the ends

[@michelelynn531]

Great tips, very clear and easy to follow. Thank you

[@waifong23]

Great, clear and concise demo. Thank you!

[@gingersheppard1407]

So how do you do this with using a wave stitch for the binding instead of using binding?

[@anabelmartineau9060]

Really perfect this vidéo!! I'm new to this, just got my serger for the first time and this is just so clearly explained! Thank you!

[@inforestsweheal]

I did not know you could stitch and leave the foot up. I thought it would tangle. I'll have to try it. Thank you.

[@geminithrese]

Thank you -- I agree with all the comments - this is life changing ... !!!

[@mellosays]

That is so absolutely cool!!! I wish I had seen it BEFORE I had sewn :( But it will be nice to know this for the coming projects. What a handy trick. Thank you so much!!

[@jenzdap4096]

Thank you so much. Am new to serging . Very much appreciated.

[@BTjin-tq4zp]

So very very useful! Thank you!

[@irenemashingaidze-siringwa2541]

Absolutely genius!!! Thank you.

[@michelleblanz7100]

This was soooooo helpful!! Thank you so much!!!

[@edytahalo3963]

this is brilliant !!!! thank you so so much !!

[@daleodberg6714]

Thank you 🌸

[@MsCzeczenka]

that is a great tutorial, thank you so so much!!!...very clever

[@dianakidd5688]

Genius!!!!

[@MsAnon4223]

Thank you for this video!

[@mariascakery7001]

Brilliant, thank you.

[@LAwigTalk]

Oh thank you so much

[@lissygeneseograd]

Thank you!

[@miss.taeschli]

That ending...simply beautiful! No more half stitches for me. :-)

[@leslieinadress]

Genius!

[@dsmith1871]

Awesome! Thank you.