Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Originally Posted by Quiltntime
Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Do you own a serger? How often would an ordinary quilter use such a machine, and how do you use it in your quilting? Just curious here.
I've owned a serger since the early '90s. I've serged everything from unlined jackets to lingerie. Now, that I'm into quilting exclusively, I have made more than 10 reversible quilts, and plan to make more. Love my serger! :thumbup:
You'll have to excuse my ignorance, but how does a serger help with reversible quilts??
The reversible quilts I've made was by Kaye Wood, "6 Hour Quilt" pattern.
It's basically a log cabin quilt where both sides are sewn or serged at the same time using the 3-layer reversible sewing and quilting technique. The quilting is all done as the strips are added, so no additional quilting is needed. You can make it any size, just add the binding.