Hi everyone,
I finally bought a serger and will take the free class offered by my dealer. But then what? Can anyone recommend any good books so that I can teach myself? Or on-line classes? It looks so complicated! Thanks for any advice, Chase
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Hello Chase,
This book that Mary in Colorado recommended to me is wonderful. It is called Serger Secrets by Rodale.
Marcy
I highly recommend the book The Ultimate Serger Answer Guide . . . It was recommended when I purchased my serger a few years ago and it really helped me understand sergers, how to adjust settings to achieve the results I want, troubleshoot problems, using different types of threads, needles, etc. . .. . and lots of clear photographs and diagrams. It's $11.02 on Amazon.com.
Thank you! Chase
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