Sewing Essentials Serger Techniques: sewing secrets for getting the most from your serger

This is a terrific reference to have on hand if you own a serger (any brand). It has a lot of useful info and has helped me troubleshoot some issues I was having. I keep it handy to my machine and have referred to it often.

The book is great but you need the same serger if not ,a lot stitches I missed them because my serger not have

This product was and is very helpful. I have and will continue to use it.

I'm learning the serger and this book came highly recommended. Very good information given in an understandable form.

This is a great book. Serging has a learning curve and this book really helps understand how it works, when to use it and what stitches to use. An essential part of a sewing library.

exactly what i was needing

Decent book but a little pricey for the amount of content. Serger Secrets is a better value for your money.

Very nice book, and very informative.

Clearly written and illustrated book on the use of an overlocker and coverstich machine. There are plenty of clearly annotated photos describing the various stitches and when to use them. Many overlockers have coverstich capability so a section on this was welcome. There were several tips. that I had not come across in other books. Like other books on overlockers this will not replace your machine's manual as there are so many variations between machines but it does make a very good addition to it.

Before buying my own overlocker, I bought Julia Hinks book, in order to see if I really wanted to invest. The book was ok, but not as comprehensive and clear I would have wanted. After some research, I bought Pamela Leggett’s book: fantastic, so so clear and the dvd is great for visual learners. The book to buy.

This book/dvd combo is truly the best I have seen. There is so much more that you can do with a serger other than overlocking edges. This book shows you how. But it, you won't be disappointed.

beautiful highly recommend

clear and concise.lota of photos and the dvd alone is a winner