Why you need a 5 thread serger

Why do you have different stitches on your serger? Find out, and use a 5 thread!

[@evelynmorgan2778]

Thank you for the detailed video. I own a evolution serger, but watching you gives me the courage to try different stitches using my detailed instruction sheet.

[@AboveandBeyondCreativeSewing]

Great!

[@yorkrose7689]

Thank you, Ron. That was really clear and informative and just what I needed, especially in relation to the stitch's intended use. I've just tried the 5 thread safety stitch on my Desire3, but the chain stitch side looked much too loose, despite altering the tension, so I'm tryin to find out what I'm doing wrong. I should say I had used it on a stretch jersey fabric, so maybe I'll see if it's better on a woven instead.

[@dagmarl8061]

Thank you for this excellent video. I didn`t use this 5 thread on my Ovation Serger before i see this video . Now i will try it next time. Greetings from Germany :-)))

[@Joani161]

Thank you.

[@ChefGuy49]

You misled your audience. This was supposed to showcase why we should use a 5 thread machine but instead it’s a commercial for Babylock.

[@simmikishore6905]

Hi would you recommend a 4 thread or 5 thread serger for mostly eveningwear and bridal

[@moparmadman1134]

Could a industrial brother over locker be used for car upholstery?

[@AboveandBeyondCreativeSewing]

I don't know about the brother industrial you have

[@rommelfcc]

2:33 Why would you throw needles away?

[@ronlinhart8059]

Needles wear. When you change stitches it is usually a good time for a new needle.

[@muslimahmuslimah6589]

What does this serger cost

[@AboveandBeyondCreativeSewing]

Pricing varies regionally. Stop in and we can give you all of our local options.

[@jackisonfesto4570]

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