Serger 101
Serger 101 Supply List
Teacher: Melissa Meader Do you have a wonderful new serger or one that’s been sitting unused? Come and learn the basics of threading your machine, checking tension, and adjusting stitches. When this class is over, you’ll be completely comfortable with your machine. Plan to read the manual before class, and make sure your serger is in good working order.
Serger and any accessories you have (extra feet, screwdrivers, thread nets, etc.) Manual for your serger—this is very important, as it will be very hard to figure out threading and do the planned exercises without it 1/3 yd. white quilting cotton, muslin and any scraps of fabric you would like to learn to serge on. 4 cones of serger thread—each cone should be a different color, and if your serger has colorcoded threading paths, try to match those colors. Extra needles for your serger (size 12 universal will work great) Scissors, regular size Small scissors for clipping threads Fray-Check seam sealant Blank notebook paper and pen Pen that will write on fabric (a Sharpie would be fine)
If we have time, we will also be making some quick serger projects. I will have the supply lists for those projects with me at the first class. Recommended book for the class Successful Serging by Beth Baumgartel
All materials may be purchased at Pacific Fabrics with a 10% discount. Please mention that you are buying supplies for this class at the register to receive this discount.
Bremerton 360-479-4214
Teacher: Melissa Meader Do you have a wonderful new serger or one that’s been sitting unused? Come and learn the basics of threading your machine, checking tension, and adjusting stitches. When this class is over, you’ll be completely comfortable with your machine. Plan to read the manual before class, and make sure your serger is in good working order.
Serger and any accessories you have (extra feet, screwdrivers, thread nets, etc.) Manual for your serger—this is very important, as it will be very hard to figure out threading and do the planned exercises without it 1/3 yd. white quilting cotton, muslin and any scraps of fabric you would like to learn to serge on. 4 cones of serger thread—each cone should be a different color, and if your serger has colorcoded threading paths, try to match those colors. Extra needles for your serger (size 12 universal will work great) Scissors, regular size Small scissors for clipping threads Fray-Check seam sealant Blank notebook paper and pen Pen that will write on fabric (a Sharpie would be fine)
If we have time, we will also be making some quick serger projects. I will have the supply lists for those projects with me at the first class. Recommended book for the class Successful Serging by Beth Baumgartel
All materials may be purchased at Pacific Fabrics with a 10% discount. Please mention that you are buying supplies for this class at the register to receive this discount.
Bremerton 360-479-4214
