Rolled Hems on an Overlocker

[@tam849]

One of the best videos bernina has put out

[@overlockwhatsewevermasslos5061]

I can hear the explanations well, my smartphone and tablet feature buttons to adjust the audio. Thanks Jaime for showing these different effects!

[@juratevilemaite5973]

Very informative, thank you. One thing I would suggest for the future tutorials- adding close up videos or even pictures to see better what’s going on with the thread. 😊

[@BerninaInternational]

Thanks for your feedback- we agree and have a better camera setup these days which helps for close up shots.

[@sylviaminter4247]

This is such a helpful tutorial, thank you.

[@lattebarbee]

Great video! Thanks! 😊

[@petersiliekrause2203]

Very informative. But she says twice „as you can see...“, and sadly, I can’t really see (only guess) what the seams look like, because the camera doesn’t zoom in and show the results. The machine appears to be very nice, though. Mine is about three time louder 🙉 Maybe consider getting one, when I‘ve practiced a bit more on mine.

[@EuphemiaGrubb]

I have the 1150md and yes it's quiet. But, and it's a big but, check out the customer care first.

[@dijones2441]

What a shame the sound isn’t that good ...it was very interesting but hard to hear

[@annewarricker1825]

So when doing a normal rolled hem on stretch fabric, it will not cross seams. It just comes to a complete stop!

[@BerninaInternational]

Turning corners on an overlocker with rolled hem takes a little practice. I generally prefer to sew them one at a time and trim off the extra thread tail as you begin/end. Here is a tutorial. weallsew.com/sparkle-rolled-hem-napkins/

[@sued2433]

Please do better on audio!!!