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To: Aliska

What kind of serger did you have?

I have trouble seeing too. I always wear bifocals and can’t read a thing without them.

I have a Brother 1034D. It’s very easy to thread, especially if you remove the presser foot first.


95 posted on 03/02/2016 7:59:09 PM PST by Califreak (Madeleine Albright says I'm going to hell. Cruz' dad called me an infidel. Long live the Uniparty!)
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To: Califreak
It was the Swiss one, rather expensive. Bernina, wow, hadn't thought of that name for years. I couldn't think of Bristol Palin's first name when I woke up and am worried my memory is starting to go, then after I got up it came to me. There were too many threads going, 3 or 4. Not FR threads lol. You know what I mean. I wear bifocals, too, but didn't for most of my sewing days. If I'd really put my mind to it and used a threader and magnifying glass, I probably could have mastered the thing. But I just didn't like it, had to get the tension right, loaned it to a friend, she died, husband or one son called me and asked if I wanted it back because somebody close wanted it. I said let her have it.

They did so much for my son when he was growing up, took him in, really a great help to me in tough times.

I never looked at the Brother; I think that was a good brand, too. I've seen the wonderful things that can be done with sergers but enough was enough for me. They cut and overcast at the same time; I didn't know what to do at the ends to keep them neat; I'm really a perfectionist about my sewing. I've always had too many irons in the fire, too many projects going.

102 posted on 03/02/2016 8:11:23 PM PST by Aliska ("No bank is too big to fail, and no executive is too powerful to jail." HRC 1/24/16)
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