How to Thread JUKI MO 114D Serger Overlock Machine

[@JD-72191]

I really like your tutorial. I have actually owned my juki serger for a couple of years and every time I have to re-thread my serger I watch this video. It’s way more clear than reading the manual. I should memorize how to do it but to be honest I use the cheat way to thread the loopers by tying one thread to the thread I’m changing to. But if a thread breaks like it did today I have to rethread it from scratch! Thank you for this clear tutorial.

[@HcocoH]

Thanks for this awesome tutorial! I would love a tutorial on how to take care of this serger. Like oiling and dusting it maybe...

[@lucilledaub5991]

Love seeing you thread your overlock.I love your videos

[@lindamartinez1632]

Thank you so much, I was having trouble threading my MO114D, you have made it a breeze.

[@visifoketi7730]

Thank you for the tutorial. It's really helpful to me.

[@judyromanowski436]

Thanks so much for this Video. I have a different model JUKI but this was extremely helpful. 😊

[@lowbeekhoon7204]

Do we need to change to a ballpoint needle in the serger for sewing jersey

[@barbaradanko9603]

This is great instructions thank you .Do you know how many stiches its sew ?

[@manouchekampierre1730]

And thank you so much for this demonstration was very helpful

[@tanyabrewer569]

Thanks for making it so easy!!!

[@navjotkaur8239]

Thanks a lot dear may GOD bless u

[@Torks23]

Fantastic video thankyou!

[@APPEARANCEdesignstudio]

Awesome as usual 👍

[@manouchekampierre1730]

I want to know what different foot I can use to do different sew

[@smithasubramanyam]

very helpful...thank u

[@KLeonardM]

Wow you are good. So fast

[@TheCraftyGemini]

Thanks! Takes practice but once you do it 5-10 times it’s not as intimidating anymore.

[@KLeonardM]

Does the upper looper have to be threaded first on ALL makes of sergers ? please

[@TheCraftyGemini]

The short answer is no. But you’ll need to reference the user manual for your specific make and model. All my mechanical sergers require it but my one air threading serger does not. So, always double check with the manual.

[@Teresa-L.2024]

No. The Babylock air threaders can be threaded in any order. But you still need to put the lower looper thread over the upper looper thread. So it's really just good practice to always start with the UL.

[@KLeonardM]

@@TheCraftyGemini mine didn't come with a manual but I am trying to thread it your way,,,it just looks correct , Thanks so much

[@twostarslost]

How much is a new machine?

[@MsAmalia07]

I paid $900 Canadian. Bought one today.

[@rb4108]

How many sergers do you own?

[@TheCraftyGemini]

5

[@Revitalsan]

The camera didn't do a good job.

[@carolynlewis1264]

Looks difficult. That's why I don't own one. To complicated for me.

[@Teresa-L.2024]

It looks intimidating at first glance, but it's really just a matter of join the dots. Once you've done it a few times its easy. The air threading sergers are more simple; you put the end of a thread into a hole, press a button and the thread pops out through the holes in the looper arms. I used to teach sewing classes so had to learn how to use many brands and models. Some of the older machines are much more complicated, which is why sergers got a reputation to be feared in the home sewing world.

[@carolynlewis1264]

@@Teresa-L.2024 thank you for explaining this to me. I was very intimidated when I saw it being done and how it was being shown, so many small places. Thank you again.

[@carollands8842]

Too fast! Much slower please

[@TheCraftyGemini]

You can slow the video down by clicking the gear icon on the bottom right of any KZbin video. 👍🏽

[@feliciathomas1031]

You were going way to fast 😩😩

[@TheCraftyGemini]

You can slow it down or rewind/replay. 👍🏽

[@carmenayala1679]

Thank you. Great video.

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!