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Learning how the serger differs from your conventional sewing machine is the key to helping you identify its advantages over conventional machines and its potential for fine sewing. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
allowance
areas
away
basic
bias
blade
camisole
center
chain
chart
color
conventional
corners
create
cut
cutting
decorative
differential
edge
elastic
end
even
eye
fabric
feed
fingers
finish
first
fold
foot
front
garment
gathering
hand
help
hem
hemming
high
inside
knife
knits
knives
lace
layers
left
length
line
looper
loops
lower
machine
mark
may
narrow
needle
normal
nylon
overcast
page
pattern
photo
pin
point
position
press
presser
pull
remove
right
roll
rolled
seam
see
serger
serging
set
settings
sew
sewing
should
side
skills
small
stitch
stitching
strip
tape
tension
thread
time
tiny
top
trim
tucks
two
upper
use
width
without
woolly
