How to sew a napkin on a serger. Easy beginner serger project!

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How to sew a napkin on a serger. Easy beginner serger project!
Make yourself cute & fast napkins on a serger. I'll walk you through the easy steps! You'll want to make a ton :).
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@tensjunkie1 2 года назад

Thanks for the tip about getting rid of the slack in the threads. I watched a ton of videos and I couldn’t figure out what I was missing.

@NoTraceShop 2 года назад

you're so welcome - so glad it was helpful for you! :)

@saraaronzon4562 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! I like how you have us hear your serger in real-time and the music and a soft in the background.

@NoTraceShop 8 месяцев назад

thank you!

@TheGlenandlisa 7 месяцев назад

Just what I needed to know! Thank you.

@NoTraceShop Месяц назад

you're welcome!

@sutela2060 2 года назад

Thank you so much ❤🙏

@NoTraceShop 2 года назад

Thank YOU and you're very welcome!

@barbaraguerrero7892 Год назад

Loved your video. I am new to serging and I was looking for an easy project to practice.

@NoTraceShop Год назад

Thank you so much! Good luck with your project :)

@carylhalfwassen8555 Год назад

I prefer doing a serged rolled edge esp. for cocktail napkins. Cut a little off at the same time as rolling the edge to keep edge crisp. Also I stabilize the edges which will stretch with a narrow strip of wash away stabilizer, just to remove wave which occurs when rolled stitch is across the grain of fabric. Stabilizer strip not necessary for grain of fabric edges.

@NoTraceShop Год назад

Thanks for the tips!!

@conniel.4601 Год назад

Never saw napkins finished like that.

@phoenixr6811 Год назад

Forgive me I’m slow to the game 😂😂 when you said you were adding a tag I didn’t realize the type of tag your adding to the napkin. That is beautiful 😊

@NoTraceShop Год назад

All good - and thank you!

@tobinbriana Год назад

Hi! I am currently sitting in front of my serger trying to make napkins and *struggling* with the settings, haha! I saw you commented on your stitch length, would your stitch be considered a 4 thread overlock? or is it rolled at all? Thank you! I was so excited to see you have a youtube channel, I love your etsy works!

@NoTraceShop Год назад

Thank you! Yes, this is a 4 thread stitch but you could take off a needle for a 3 thread seam that would look more like a rolled hem!

@Purposefulhappiness 2 года назад

Thank you for the great tutorial. Where did you order your tags from?

@NoTraceShop 2 года назад

Thank you Michelle! I get them on Etsy - if you search "organic cotton tags" you'll find a few vendors on there. Good luck :)!

@lindascraftsandthings915 2 года назад

@@NoTraceShop great video! Can you please tell me if tagging napkins is required to sell them? Also, what do you put on your napkins? Thank you. 😊

@NoTraceShop 2 года назад

@@lindascraftsandthings915 Thanks Linda! No, you don't need to put a tag on there to sell them - I just like to :). I just put a tag on my napkins!

@amandaadcock9411 2 года назад

Do you use anything to lock the last seam or will it stay without anything?

@NoTraceShop 2 года назад

Just sewing it over the starting point like I do in this video is enough to lock the stitches. We haven't had any problems with tons of use & washes on our napkins - the stitches stay put! :).

@shaynalinkie Год назад

Hey there, I'm curious the reason for the netting around the thread?

@NoTraceShop Год назад

i think it just helps keep the threads tidy & prevents them from getting tangled :). but you don't need the netting.

@shaynalinkie Год назад

@@NoTraceShop Makes sense, I figured it was along those lines and am awaiting my thread's arrival so I can start using my first ever serger. I hadn't seen this on any other serger video yet so I figured I would ask!

@jennifermorgan3555 Год назад

What kind of fabric do you use?

@NoTraceShop Год назад

I use organic cotton poplin for these. Linen works great too!

@Helping-you-find-your-way-home Год назад

What do your tags say?

@NoTraceShop Год назад

No Trace :) .

@KINGTHEYORKIE Год назад

No one talks about setting ugh 😩

@NoTraceShop Год назад

When I sew napkins, I keep the stitch length between 3 and 4, and the width around 5 :). You can play around with it and see what settings you prefer!

@KINGTHEYORKIE Год назад

Thank you so much!!!