Secret to perfect Rolled Edge on the Serger 1

[@lauriekilborn]

Love your use of bright colors with everything you have made on your wall as well as the sewing mannequin. One of my fave things to do is make napkins, I made them many moons ago, now I have a better serger and I look forward to using it, I find your serging instruction interesting and informative, and I will check out your other videos.

[@MsSparky321]

You are so good at explaining things. Thank you.

[@HeikeM-bc6ee]

As always, wonderfully explained. Thank you.

[@celestewhite1705]

I actually have the L860 that is the same as L890 w/o cover stitch. Kept my Triumph for chain/cover and wave stitch -- the best of both worlds!

[@karenkurdziel4069]

Watching this again b/c I can never remember everything-you provide excellent instruction and essential reference info

[@celestewhite1705]

Love your tips and tricks! Thank you for adding info on rolled hem setting on the L890.

[@deborahcanham2618]

On the L890 you may find you have to increase your lower looper tension to 7 or 8. Test it.

[@tsecord7111]

Hello…I am new to serging and have just now found your videos. They are wonderful. I want to make reversible napkins…2 different fabrics of course. Will a rolled hem work with 2 layers please?

[@keb5793]

What are you using in the needle please?

[@MonsterNus]

Hello. Thank you for this great information. Very helpful. Can you please tell me why it is only the right needle? Can a rolled hem be done with the left needle instead to make it wider? I’m not sure I understand.

[@deborahcanham2618]

Sorry for my late reply. I think it needs to be closer to the knife. It is a great question. Not entirely sure but I have only ever seen rolled hem with the left needle.

[@karenkurdziel4069]

Typically a rolled hem disengages the stitch finger-this will decrease control over wider stitches (which are used in “wide” stitches. Without the stitch finger there is no longer a way to guide the wider thread loops when you use the O1 (left) needle,,you can try a wide overlock stitch with a low stitch length but the coverage may not be as good

[@MonsterNus]

Oh. That makes sense. Thank you. I have SEW much to learn. 😉

[@karenkurdziel4069]

Water soluble stabilizer (NOT MESH)