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Essential Serger Reference Tool

eQuilter Essential Serger Reference Tool

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by Katrina Walker

Serge confidently with this pocket-sized reference tool This compact guide contains everything you need to resolve your serging questions, regardless of your experience level. Learn how to thread your serger, choose and use serger stitches, and serge different fabric types. Build your skills with information on differential feed, securing seams, and serging challenging shapes. If you encounter any hiccups, the troubleshooting charts are your trusty companions, helping you troubleshoot tension issues and effortlessly choose the perfect serger stitch for your projects. With this convenient reference tool, you'll be armed with all the information you need to achieve stunning, stress-free results. Get ready to become a serger pro! 'Essential Serger Reference Tool' by Katrina Walker, published by C&T Publishing, softcover with 144 pages, 5-1/4" x 9".

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