Thank you for sharing your skills. Though I don't have a serger I find this very informative. I picked up some tips which are applicable with normal sewing machine. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I have watched 2 of your uploads now and I have learned so much. I am a newbie to serging and this has helped me greatly. New subbie. Thanks from Ireland.
I’ve only just discovered your channel and finding your videos really useful for helping me to understand how to use the various feet etc - I’m now binge watching! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!
Hi JC, glad you found my UA-cam channel and please let me know if you have questions. And tell your sewing/serger friends to subscribe. Thanks for watching!
Hi Rita, When I bought the tube turners (which was a long time ago), the mount either came with them or was available to purchase. Am not sure whether it was included, but it fits each tube size perfectly. It’s a clear plexiglass and has screw holes for mounting on a wall. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips-glad they’re helpful!
Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips from Ireland! Will be happy to answer your questions . My husband and I visited Ireland and I found my paternal grandmothers childhood home outside of Cork . Beautiful country and lovely friendly people. Would love to go back and visit again!
Hi Cindy, Thanks-always happy to meet and help new serger owners. Send along any questions (even if they aren't related to a Tip Clip. You might also find my book Serger Essentials Master the basics & beyond helpful too. It's available on my website and Amazon.
I don't think BERNINA has a lace applicator foot yet. The Tip Clip was done on a Babylock serger. But stay tuned. There are new feet and accessories coming! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the fantastic videos! I have learnt so much from you! Question...in your back ground of your studio i see you have the tube turners...can i ask what you are using to mount them to the wall? Thank you again!!
You would follow the instructions in the video to attach the lace to the handkerchief on each side and overlap the lace edges at each corner. Then on your sewing machine, stitch the the overlapped lace corners at a 45° angle to miter the corners. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Hi thanks for this video it was very clear. I have an ovation that im gradually getting familiar with. If i wanted to make some briefs or pajama shorts in a stretch jersey knit, and then add a stretch lace trim would i add that with the elastic foot? Whereas if i wanted to add a woven lace onto something would i them use this lace foot?
I would use the lace app foot for both. Test with scrap fabric and purchase some extra lace to experiment with. You may want to test several differential feed settings. Let me know if you need more help-thanks!
I just found your channel. I do not use the accessories to my machine or server. This video is perfect timing. You explained everything so well
Hi Stella,
Please let me know if you have any questions and thanks for watching. Hope you hit the "Subscribe" button!
Thank you for sharing your skills. Though I don't have a serger I find this very informative. I picked up some tips which are applicable with normal sewing machine. Thank you.
You’re welcome and glad it’s helpful. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Thank you for these tutorial. You are the best
You're welcome and thanks for the nice compliment!
As a new owner of a serger I appreciate all your tips and information. You explain everything so well. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I have watched 2 of your uploads now and I have learned so much. I am a newbie to serging and this has helped me greatly. New subbie. Thanks from Ireland.
I’ve only just discovered your channel and finding your videos really useful for helping me to understand how to use the various feet etc - I’m now binge watching! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise!
Hi JC, glad you found my UA-cam channel and please let me know if you have questions. And tell your sewing/serger friends to subscribe. Thanks for watching!
Thankj you for sharing your talent with us
You’re welcome Kevin and thank you for watching Serger Tip Clips. Let me know if you have questions.
Hi Rita,
When I bought the tube turners (which was a long time ago), the mount either came with them or was available to purchase. Am not sure whether it was included, but it fits each tube size perfectly. It’s a clear plexiglass and has screw holes for mounting on a wall. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips-glad they’re helpful!
Great information as always! Thanks for taking the time to educate others.
Thanks, Mary- Happy 2018!
Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips from Ireland! Will be happy to answer your questions . My husband and I visited Ireland and I found my paternal grandmothers childhood home outside of Cork . Beautiful country and lovely friendly people. Would love to go back and visit again!
You’re welcome. Kelly. Glad to share the fun and techniques. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Wow amazing I'm learning new stuff. Thanks a lot for sharing
Hi Cindy,
Thanks-always happy to meet and help new serger owners. Send along any questions (even if they aren't related to a Tip Clip. You might also find my book Serger Essentials Master the basics & beyond helpful too. It's available on my website and Amazon.
Wow! i loved this video, going to buy the lace applicator foot. Got the new Serger Table, have you seen it? Thank you for these tips!
I don't think BERNINA has a lace applicator foot yet. The Tip Clip was done on a Babylock serger. But stay tuned. There are new feet and accessories coming! Thanks for watching.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching!
Thank you for the fantastic videos! I have learnt so much from you! Question...in your back ground of your studio i see you have the tube turners...can i ask what you are using to mount them to the wall? Thank you again!!
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How to do a roll edge hem with lace on a hand chief on a serger? Please help
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You would follow the instructions in the video to attach the lace to the handkerchief on each side and overlap the lace edges at each corner. Then on your sewing machine, stitch the the overlapped lace corners at a 45° angle to miter the corners. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
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Hi thanks for this video it was very clear. I have an ovation that im gradually getting familiar with. If i wanted to make some briefs or pajama shorts in a stretch jersey knit, and then add a stretch lace trim would i add that with the elastic foot? Whereas if i wanted to add a woven lace onto something would i them use this lace foot?
I have made a pair of pajama bottoms entirely on serger but ive not added any trims yet - this is what im trying to find out how to do
I would use the lace app foot for both. Test with scrap fabric and purchase some extra lace to experiment with. You may want to test several differential feed settings. Let me know if you need more help-thanks!
Does Bernina have a foot for lace?
Not Yet, but you could use the blindstitch foot that also has a flange (guide) on it. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!