Covering your serger or sewing machine is essential. This simple tutorial will show you how to make a simple serger cover in very little time.

The BERNINA Carrying Case for Overlockers/Sergers offers protection on both short and long journeys, and ensures that your serger stays in prime condition.

The new BERNINA overlocker L 460 offers up to 1500 stitches per minute and ensures beautiful and flexible stitches. The BERNINA L 460 is the perfect overlocker/serger for the creative sewer of knitwear.

Your easy-to-use serger reference guide Get ready to become a serger pro! Sergers are excellent sewing tools, but navigating the machine can feel overwhelming with their multiple threads, thread paths, and functions. Beginner and experienced sewists alike, celebrate the all-in-one compact reference guide to your serger! Everything you need to serge with confidence is in your new favorite work-space companion. Find simplified instructions to thread your serger, choose and use serger stitches…

Learn how to setup a serger to sew a rolled hem with this video and photo tutorial.

This is the second of two books that Quarto sent unsolicited for me to review. I have found I quite enjoy reviewing books, and will be doing another one next Wednesday. Books are pricey. So I think it is worthwhile to read a bit more about the contents before you invest. I hope I was able to do that for David Coffin's book, that has a very clear and specific focus on custom shirt fitting, - a person would know right away if that was something they are interested in or not. This next book has…

The BERNINA air threading overlocker/serger is a milestone in BERNINA's history—as this is 100% designed and engineered in Switzerland. There are so many things that make this machine unique, but true to BERNINA's tradition, the user experience and precision performance are the pillars of its design. … More

I love the internet! I posted on Facebook to ask the question if there was a quick settings guide for my serger (it seems like I'm always spending more time getting the tension right then actually using the machine!) Most responses were that you need to make one yourself. (Booooo!) But I did find some helpful posts of other bloggers that have the same model and listed their settings. I included the settings and their blog posts on the downloadable and printable chart but you may find that…