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Same here, I do not remember how to thread my serger either!
Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
(Post 5924495)
Krystina, I have the same serger. I know it's a pain to thread and I avoid it as much as I can.
If I have to change thread color, I take a DEEP breath, cut all the threads leaving long tails and I attach the new thread to the old thread. Switch tension to zero (don't forget to note where your tension was LOL). Bring all the threads slowly through. Re-thread the needle, don't forget to reset the tension, and you're done. Easy as pie. *yeah right* LOL |
I love my serger but like most people hate threading it....I need one of those monkeys like you have......LOL.
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Krystyna,
I also have this serger and love it. I found preaty good video on how to thread it on youtube - filmed by young woman, and threading is a snap now, there is also another video on how to figure out the tension. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ohtf7H_gyc how to thread http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTdjgIKIBr0 how to figure out tension problems I found them to be very informative, and was able to thread my serger right way first time :) |
Thanks so much! I'll look at them later.
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I don't have one and have no idea what I would do with one if I did!??!
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I have one I inherited and it just sits in my closet. What really do you do with a serger. I love to quilt so what could I possibly use it for when it come to quilting.
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The Baby Lock air jet threading is great even for a serger novice like myself.
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Love my older model surger.I was taught years ago to just tie the old & new thread together & pull it trough slowly until you have reached your needle,works every time !
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I have a big old commercial serger and I love it.
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Originally Posted by luvstoquilt
(Post 5927622)
I don't have one and have no idea what I would do with one if I did!??!
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