A serger isn’t a strictly necessary tool for sewists, but using one can level up all sorts of projects, from ball caps to tennis wear to quilts and more.

Janome America, Inc. is thrilled to announce the launch of the new MyLock 454D serger, the first model in an exciting new line of sergers. Commonly known as an overlock sewing machine, the MyLock ...

Make rolled edges by adjusting the serger tension to allow fabric to roll around the narrow stitch "finger" on your machine.

Sew a sample seam on scraps of lace. If you need to adjust the tension, shorten the stitch length to approximately 2 mm and the stitch width to the narrowest your serger will allow (1.5 mm to 2 mm).