FASHION SERGE
In this on-demand* course, instructor Pamela Leggett demonstrates easy and imaginative garment projects and embellishments you can make, all with your serger. Along the way, you’ll learn how a serger can be a more versatile sewing tool than you ever imagined. Discover a world of stylish possibilities with your serger. Fashion Serge is a companion class to Serger Techniques, which introduces the basics and beyond of serger use. So, if you are comfortable with a serger's essential functions, you are ready for Fashion Serge.
*This course is on-demand. You will have access to the content as soon as you sign up. There is not a course schedule to adhere to or a specific time you need to set aside for learning. From the date of sign-up, you will have a full 12 months to view the content.
You’ll learn to make or modify garments:
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Construct a classic knit shirt
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Upcycle a T-shirt for a better fit
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Add a zipper to create a cardigan
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Embellish a skirt or top with flatlock seams
Create innovative fabric treatments:
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Serge curves with accuracy
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Create heirloom look pintucks and ruffles
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Attach delicate lace insertions
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Edge woven strips to layer on a garment
Plus, Pamela demonstrates how to:
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Make a cozy fleece vest with fancy seams
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Design cording, piping, or buttons
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Insert hidden elastic waistbands
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Create a lacy faux-crochet edging
Bonus Materials:
Separate attachments, four PDFs:
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Achieve Effortless Heirloom Effects
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Flatlock for Fashion
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The Cover Stitch
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Meet Your Serger
Meet the Instructor
Pamela Leggett is a nationally recognized sewing/serging instructor, teaching in-person and virtual classes. Since she began teaching in 1981, she developed a fun and informative teaching style and founded Pamela's Patterns, designs with many built-in fitting solutions. In addition, Pamela is a contributing writer, book author, video personality for Threads, a Craftsy instructor, and director of the Palmer/Pletsch Philadelphia and Connecticut sewing workshops. Pamela lives in Connecticut, where she operates her business and has a teaching program at The Studio at Pamela's Patterns in Vernon.
