In part one of this series,Linda Pacini introduces the Baby Lock 55th anniversary serger, explaining its threading process, settings, and stitching techniques. She emphasizes the importance of the instruction manual and accessory feet. The video covers the differential feed feature, fabric gathering, piecing, hemming, and the wide three-thread stitch. It also offers tips for secure stitching, thread management, edge finishing, and discusses the comparison between the balanced stitch and the rolled edge stitch.
Video length: 85:00 minutes
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This was a great classI have never used a serger before and was hesitant to try it. But I just followed along and the instructor helped me feel very comfortable with new machine. Thank you so much, I can't wait to make more projects!
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This class was very good.I had never used a serger so this class was very worthwhile. Alot of information.
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Excellent, very informativeIt helps so much to see someone actually using the machine, rather than just reading the manual. There are a lot of good tips in this video.
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Very informativeComing from using a mechanical serger, I found this video very helpful in explaining my new machine
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Great instructional videoI thought this was a awesome video. It had many tips besides the basic operating procedures which was very helpful. Thank you, Ms. Pacini. You are a wonderful teacher. I really enjoyed learning from you and your personality. I can't wait to sit down, play and create on this fabulous serger. Now I need to give it a name. I plan on purchasing this video also. I did that with my Vesta machine (love that too). Have a nice day.
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Great Class for the Brand New Serger UserAs a brand new serger user I found this class immensely helpful. It helped me not to be afraid of my new machine and to be excited about what it could do. I felt the class was paced well and and highly informative. It walked through all the important basics of getting started, including what each tool was and how to use it as well as how to understand the provided materials. I can't wait to see what lies ahead in part 2!! Thank you!!!
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So much information!Was so worried I wouldn’t be able to do all I should with the new machine. The threading chart looked terrifying when I unpacked. Surprise ! Now after watching her everything is very clear and so easy. The chart now looks like a life saver, easy reference and totally covered ( front side) in this first lesson ! Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
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