Flatlock Stitch On Serger at Alan Burke blog

Flatlock Stitch On Serger. In this sewing tutorial, angela wolf shows how to sew a flatlock stitch using the serger. 2 or 3 thread flat locking can be easy. All you need is a blind hem foot. Flatlocking works by having a very high tension on the lower looper and a very loose tension on the needle. Unlike the overlock stitch, we have to venture outside the “default” settings on our sergers. This post includes instructions for flat locking. Flatlock piecing with a serger is piecing your quilt blocks together with a flatlock stitch. Most home sergers are capable of creating a two and/or three thread flatlock stitch. Get tips for flat locking with a serger to add decorative stitches or sew a seam. The stitch used in flatlock seams is very visible in the finished quilt. You create seams by flatlocking on the raw edges. But fear not—it’s quite simple. Or you can create decorative stitching anywhere on a piece of fabric by flatlocking on a fold.

Flatlock piecing with a serger is piecing your quilt blocks together with a flatlock stitch. Flatlocking works by having a very high tension on the lower looper and a very loose tension on the needle. You create seams by flatlocking on the raw edges. The stitch used in flatlock seams is very visible in the finished quilt. This post includes instructions for flat locking. But fear not—it’s quite simple. All you need is a blind hem foot. Get tips for flat locking with a serger to add decorative stitches or sew a seam. In this sewing tutorial, angela wolf shows how to sew a flatlock stitch using the serger. 2 or 3 thread flat locking can be easy.

TUTORIAL HOW TO SEW A FLATLOCK STITCH ON THE SERGER Angela Wolf's Sewing Blog

Flatlock Stitch On Serger 2 or 3 thread flat locking can be easy. Most home sergers are capable of creating a two and/or three thread flatlock stitch. This post includes instructions for flat locking. The stitch used in flatlock seams is very visible in the finished quilt. All you need is a blind hem foot. 2 or 3 thread flat locking can be easy. Get tips for flat locking with a serger to add decorative stitches or sew a seam. Flatlocking works by having a very high tension on the lower looper and a very loose tension on the needle. But fear not—it’s quite simple. In this sewing tutorial, angela wolf shows how to sew a flatlock stitch using the serger. Unlike the overlock stitch, we have to venture outside the “default” settings on our sergers. Or you can create decorative stitching anywhere on a piece of fabric by flatlocking on a fold. Flatlock piecing with a serger is piecing your quilt blocks together with a flatlock stitch. You create seams by flatlocking on the raw edges.