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Serging

Take your sewing to the next level with JUKI sergers, designed to deliver professional-quality finishes from the comfort of your home. Perfect for garment construction, hemming, and decorative stitching, JUKI sergers ensure precision and efficiency with every project.

With features like adjustable thread tension, differential feed for flawless edges, and easy threading systems, JUKI sergers make it simple to achieve clean, polished seams on a variety of fabrics. Whether you're working with lightweight materials or heavier fabrics, JUKI sergers handle it all with ease and reliability.

Elevate your sewing with the speed and versatility of JUKI sergers—your go-to choice for expert finishes.

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MO-654DEN/UL-P
MO-654DEN/UL-P
2-Needle, 2/3/4-Thread Overlock Machine with Dial Type Thread Tension Slots and Lower Lopper Threade...
$1,099.00

Serging

What is a serging machine?

A serging machine, also known as a serger or overlock machine, is used to trim fabric edges and enclose them in thread to prevent fraying. It’s commonly used for finishing seams, hemming, and sewing stretch or knit fabrics with a clean, professional look.

What’s the difference between a sewing machine and a serger?

A standard sewing machine is used for a wide variety of stitch types and construction methods. A serger, on the other hand, trims and finishes the fabric edge in one step, often using 3 to 5 threads, and is ideal for neat, stretchable seams and speed.

Can I use a serger for regular sewing?

While a serger can handle many tasks like finishing seams, hemming, and decorative edging, it’s not a replacement for a traditional sewing machine. It’s best used alongside a sewing machine to enhance your project’s durability and finish.

What is a serging foot?

A serging foot is a type of presser foot designed to work with your serger or overlock machine. It helps guide the fabric evenly and maintain consistent stitch formation, especially near the fabric edge where trimming occurs.

What can I make with a serger?

Sergers are perfect for garments, athletic wear, knit projects, and home décor. You can use a serger to finish seams, create rolled hems, gather fabric, or even construct entire outfits—especially with stretch fabrics.

Where can I learn to use a JUKI serger?

Check out video tutorials on JUKI Home Sewing on YouTube for step-by-step guidance. You’ll also find free downloadable projects and inspiration at jukiquilting.com/projects.

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