Serger Overlock
MYLOCK , by new home overlock serger machine model 434d does anyone know what the value is?
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Serger Overlock

MYLOCK , by new home overlock serger machine model 434d does anyone know what the value is?
Check out these information sources and inquire of them the value:
www.mysimon.com/9015-11015_8-21734279.html
http://www.bizrate.com/sewingmachines/janome-mylock-204d-serger--pid525363332/
http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-Sewing-By_Brand-Janome-Sergers-Janome_MyLock_634D
http://auctions.overstock.com/item/38711815
http://uk.shopping.com/xPO-Janome-MyLock-634D
http://www.janome.co.uk/products/204.php
Also enter MYLOCK in your search engine.
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Overlock Serger

What have you made out of a tablecloth?
Hello crafters and sewers...what have you made from tablecloths? The holiday ones are out and I'd like to do some covers for my chairs.
To those who say it is cheaper to buy the fabric....well not in all cases. You have to drive to JoAnn Fabrics, gas is now $3.25 here...and all of your edges are unfinished which means running the serger or overlock stitch. Dollar General is walking distance to my house and they have beautiful damask tablecloths 120" x 90" for $7.00. I bought one that had scalloped eyelet edges and made my kitchen curtains out of them. I can't do that edging on my machine!
I'm actually thinking of making a skirt with some of the holiday tablecloths.
Sounds fine. Many skirts have a curved hem, but if you're just doing a straight one, you should be able to use the hem of your tablecloth. Personally I stay away from dollar stores because cheap items don't last very long and that contributes to pollution, but if you will keep the skirt for a long time, then that's ok.
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Serger Overlock

Question about my singer sewing machine?
I have just started sewing with my machine, and I would like to be able to use the overlock (serger) stitch. When I use it it doesn't let the fabric lay flat under the stitch, it kinda scrunches it. I have tried adjusting the tension, width and length of stitch with no luck. Anyone out there have the magical combination????? Thanks!
Are you using the correct needle? Depending on what you are sewing you may need a special needle... Knit needle for jersey, and other stretchy fabric... you may be using the wrong size needle too. Does you machine have an instruction book? If so go to the section that matches needles with fabric type. If you are using the right needle, I'm not sure... you can also check your instruction book to ensure that all steps have been followed to produce an overlock stitch. Hope this helps a bit.
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