I had a great time at Serger Boot Camp. We learned how to adjust our machines with various adjustments to the stitch length, stitch with the type of stitch and differential feed. We made many examples to staple into the text book. After class it was determined that my serger needed an annual service. Not only that but there was something wrong with the tension discs. The machine repair man tried everything and called
The shop was having a class on the Thursday after Boot Camp to learn how to make a robe in three different lengths. Betty, the teacher, was extraordinary with her help and oversight of our projects. I was tentative about sewing on "the good fabric" and had brought a bolt of unbleached muslin. When I was finished it fit perfectly. Now I have to wait for my serger and make the robe from the good fabric.
Keep on serging.
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