Featured serger techniques:

• Learn how to use the new Belt Loop Folders (available in three sizes)
• Adhere belt loops to a base fabric
• Texturize fabric with a special shrinking fabric
• Create a narrow ruffle with a chain stitch to hide seams
• Add an outer ruffle to the pillow using metallic threads
• Insert a zipper on backing fabric of pillow

Featured serger techniques:

• Embellish fabric with chain /cover stitch and cut into blocks
• Use a chain stitch to join blocks together
• Use Bosal fusible foam to add stability to tote
• Add a decorative cover stitch to conceal a seam
• Add a strip of fabric to webbing for handles

Featured serger techniques:

• Make the most of metallic decorative threads
• Show off the 9mm stitch width
• Weave fabric strips together that have been edged with decorative threads
• Combine chain stitch and cover stitch

Featured serger techniques:

• Creating Crazy Quilting
• Use of heavier decorative threads
• Make braided handles
• Add beads to sides of tote

Featured serger techniques:

• Good way to use up scraps of fabrics
• Combine prints and solids
• Use a decorative flat lock or ladder stitch
• Use heavier threads for more texture

Featured serger techniques:

• Create ruffle using a chain stitch
• Never tried the blanket stitch? You will love it!
• Bind edges of fabric strips with a BERNINA binding attachment
• Make a cute ruffle for headband
• Decorative hem using fusible thread

Featured serger techniques:

• Use chain and cover stitches
• Create pin tucks with a chain stitch and narrow overlock stitch
• Bind inside and outside curves
• Make a fabric wrap to cover a vase

Featured serger techniques:

• A good way to use scraps of batik fabrics
• A wash away stabilizer holds threads and fabrics together
• Wash away to leave a Hole "Y" effect
• Gather silk Dupioni fabric, or any fabric, for a lovely ruffle

Featured serger techniques:

• Make a unique hem finish
• Add fringing to the ruffle
• Make an easy elastic waistband
• Add a ruffle to ready made t shirt
• Make a ruffle for a headband

Featured serger techniques:

• Learn how to make an exclusive L890/860 fringe stitch that can be used on so many items
• Use the chain stitch with decorative thread
• Learn a unique lining technique
• Make attractive looking handles
• Quilt a base fabric with a decorative chain stitch

Featured serger techniques:

• Create an exclusive fringe stitch
• Use a ladder stitch to join fabric strips
• Use a decorative chain stitch on fabric strip

Featured serger techniques:

• Creating Crazy Quilting
• Use of heavier decorative threads
• Make braided handles
• Add beads to sides of tote

Featured serger techniques:

• Make the most of metallic decorative threads
• Show off the 9mm stitch width
• Weave fabric strips together that have been edged with decorative threads
• Combine chain stitch and cover stitch

Featured serger techniques:

• Learn how to make puffing strips
• See how easy it is to make piping
• Create a narrow gathered ruffle using a chain stitch
• Finish off with fabric ties

Featured serger techniques:

• Template included for tissue box
• Use a heavy fusible stiffener
• Create a thread chain stitch to cover edges of inner opening of tissue box
• Use the pieces cut from corners to create a table runner

Featured serger techniques:

• Create a clutch bag using a fusible placemat
• Add a unique fringing to a ruffle
• Cover a self cover button with texturized fabric
• Use a chain stitch with decorative thread

Featured serger techniques:

• Insert a zipper
• Texturize fabric with a chain stitch
• Make your own piping
• Make self binding

Featured serger techniques:

• Learn how to make Prairie Points, quilt the base fabric
• A very easy ruffle
• A great lining technique
• Use a BERNINA belt loop folder to make the shoulder strap
• The finished size of this bag is approximately 8½″–9″ wide x 10″ long — you may make it larger if desired

Featured serger techniques:

• So easy to serge on vinyl
• An exclusive decorative stitch on zipper panel
• 12wt thread enhances the look
• Use belt loop folder to make the handle
• Flatlock stitch to join all the pieces together