So last night, I really needed to put the fabric down 🙂 I was too tired to think straight and the lower looper thread on my serger kept breaking. I must have re-threaded my serger 3 times and adjusted the tension who knows how many times before it dawned on me to step.away.from. the.machine.
Today when I got home, it took all of two minutes to figure out the problem.
You see that arrow? It’s pointing to a very important piece of information. “Turn handwheel toward you to chain off three or four stitches.” That sentence is the difference between my serger working like a charm or crap. I prefer working like a charm 🙂 I only have to remember this sentence when I need to re-thread the serger. I’m writing about this because I have a feeling I might run into this again. This way, I have a visual reference. As you can see, I also highlighted and tabbed that page in the serger manual.
Back to the muslin of McCall’s M6078 – I serged the side seams and the top fits. Woohoo! The fabric is too thick for the cowl style but I’m going to finish it. I want to practice hemming on my cover stitch machine. No pictures because it’s rainy and dark.
Have a great evening.
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