it works faster than a traditional sewing machine.
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This is the one of the strongest stitches that can be created by a serger machine.
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This stitch only requires one needle and uses three threads.
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This the perfect stitch for edging lighter weight fabrics.
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A way to create a seam that is flat on both sides.
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This stitch is a way to finish all of the seam allowances inside the hem.
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There are several stitches that this machine cannot create.
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This stitch is used to create a hem and looks like two rows of stitching on the top and a serger, , or overlock, stitch in the back.
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A serger can do many things, but it cannot create a straight stitch. This machine is not a replacement for a regular sewing machine.
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A serger cannot perform embroidery stitches, this must be done with a separate machine.
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Danielle, is a stay-at-home mom and do-it-yourself blogger. She was raised in New Hampshire, but settled in Maryland.