Serger Thread Guide: Types, Weight, Cones and Tension
Serger thread is usually a fine polyester thread sold on large cones, designed to cover seam edges quickly without making them bulky.…
Machines, techniques and practical guides for sewing and embroidery — from choosing your first machine to troubleshooting tension and stabiliser problems. New here? Start with our complete guide to sewing and embroidery, which covers machine types, needles, thread and the fundamentals behind most common problems.
Serger thread is usually a fine polyester thread sold on large cones, designed to cover seam edges quickly without making them bulky.…
A lined tote bag is a manageable first bag project if you cut accurately and sew the straps into the lining seam.…
A sewing machine cabinet should support the machine at the correct height, control vibration and leave enough space for fabric to move.…
A good cutting table supports fabric without forcing you to crawl around on the floor or bend over a low dining table.…
A coverstitch machine gives knit hems the flexible, twin-row finish seen on ready-to-wear T-shirts and leggings. We compare four serious home models…
Hand sewing starts with the right needle, a manageable thread length, a secure end knot and evenly spaced stitches. This guide shows…
A hand-sewn button needs the right thread, a little working space under flat buttons, and secure locking stitches. This guide covers flat…
A quilting frame keeps the quilt sandwich supported so you can move a home sewing machine with less drag and less strain.…
The Brother 1034DX is a capable 3/4-thread domestic serger for garment seams, knit edges and rolled hems. We compare it with the…
The Janome HD3000 is a straightforward mechanical sewing machine for regular garment sewing, repairs, quilting, and occasional heavier fabrics. Its black HD3000BE…