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beksclen 12-26-2010 07:38 PM

I am getting back into quilting after many years of not doing any. Do sergers have much benefit in quilting?

erstan947 12-26-2010 07:40 PM

Some quilters use them but I don't. As you dive into your projects you will see if there are any steps you want to serge. Most of all enjoy quilt making!:)

Monica 12-26-2010 08:38 PM

I love using my serger when sewing on binding.

Prism99 12-26-2010 08:40 PM


Originally Posted by beksclen
I am getting back into quilting after many years of not doing any. Do sergers have much benefit in quilting?

A serger would definitely not be on my short list of important items to have on hand for quilting.

Candace 12-26-2010 09:43 PM

I have a serger and never use it for quilting. I know you can, but why re-invent the wheel if what works....works.

quiltingaz 12-26-2010 10:32 PM

I have never used my serger for quilting but I know someone who uses it in piecing on some projects.

cheryl rearick 12-26-2010 11:44 PM

I've head sergers are more tempermental (says a friend)

beksclen 12-27-2010 06:00 AM

Thank you each and all for your replies. I agree, why reinvent the wheel if it already works. When I used to quilt it was ALL by hand anyway. I am hoping to at least try some piecing on the machine this time around.

owie 12-27-2010 03:20 PM

I use mine to sew blocks together for tops. I also serg around the edges of the quilt before I bind it. I have never birthed a quilt but am thinking my serger would work great to do that.


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