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Old 01-11-2013, 07:41 PM
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phranny
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I have a Pfaff, and used it extensively when I made skating costumes and the like. Sure, you can overcast and trim the seam, but it's slow and not nearly as neat looking as a serged edge, in my opinion.

Get a pair of long tweezers, with a bent tip, to thread your machine, it really helps. I've also backed off the tension dials, knotted on new thread and pulled it through, and re-set the tension dials. Works great, and as others have said, doing it this way, you seldom need to re-thread the machine.

Goodgle The 6 hour quilt, it is done on a serger.
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