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Ah, a serger ;-) Good to have!
Nicely done!
That is on my "things to learn" list too! Have fun with it!
thank you ladies!
I am currently experimenting and not much else, but I hope to get to use the serger for more important work.
And now that I managed threading it I feel much more confident..;-P
I looked up how to thread on you tube as I had forgotten. Have forgotten again. It's not something you do a lot, re-threading. When changing a colour, I have tied the threads and that has worked. ;-)
Margreet,
I saw there are lots of tutorials on youtube, and I also ordered a book. I need to understand how to get the stitches lenght right!
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