How to Use a Serger Belt Loop Binder by Jen at overtheedge blog

Learn how to use a serger belt loop binder to make easy folded fabric strips that can be used for for things such as belt loops, straps and handles. But my favorite use of these folded fabric strips is weaving them into my own custom fabric!

[@jlynch877]

Thank you so much for your video. I was hoping to find something on the belt loop binder. Excellent information.

[@overtheedge-sergingwithjen]

You're welcome. Glad it was helpful!

[@gladysdocherty4760]

I had my speakers turned all the way up (both on my computer and your web site) and still cant hear you,

[@Creative-Chaos]

Can you add SF101 before you put in the belt loop binder?

[@overtheedge-sergingwithjen]

You can add interfacing to your strips before you insert them into the belt loop binder. Some people like to insert the interfacing into the attachment at the same time as they insert the fabric. I find it easier to fuse the interfacing onto the strip before I insert it into the attachment. I don't usually use interfacing in my strips, but I did try it when I was making the ribbon candy tree ornaments featured in one of my blog posts. Good luck with your project. Happy Serging!