Hi Everyone! In Part 4 of Serger Basics, we wrap up the topic with a look at using the four thread overlock stitch.
In this video, Donna we will be focusing on understanding how to use the four thread overlock stitch and then contiune with our sew-along of the Savannah Skirt to practice the stitch. We will be using this stitch to give our raw edges on the over skirt a nice finish.
Hi Everyone! In Part 3 of Serger Basics, Donna is joining us again as we take a look at using the three thread overlock stitch.
In this video, we will be focusing on understanding how to set up and use the three htead overlock stich and then contiune wiht our sew-along of the Savannah Skirt to practice the stitch. We will be using this stitch to give our raw edges a nice finish.

Hi Everyone! In Part 2 of Serger Basics, Donna is joining us again as we take a look at sewing rolled edge hems. This hem style can be used to replace a traditional single or double turned hem. You can use it on a variety of fabrics, both knits & wovens. It's an especially nice way to finish the hem on a delicate fabric like chiffon! There are many patterns on Pixie Faire that could adapt well to a rolled edge. I’m sure once you get the hang of it, you’ll find this to be a quick method to use for many projects.
Hi Everyone! Welcome to the topic - Serger Basics! For this topic, I'm excited to announce that Donna Kinley the designer of the DKinley Designs brand, will be my co-host! As many of you know, I'm not one who regularly uses a serger. I love the look of the finished style, I've just avoided learning all the necessary things to use a serger in my work. I've worked with Donna for several years and have always been impressed with her attention to detail and the quality of her sewn garments. When I asked her if she'd be interested in sharing what she knows on this topic with all of us in the Sewing With Cinnamon community, she jumped at the opportunity! I'm so excited that she is here, there's so much to learn.
Hi Everyone! Welcome to Part 4 of Working With Natural Dyes! Thie week, we wrap up the topic with another post from Gina Levesque, owner of Across Generations. In this post, we'll take a look at how to set up your dye bath to create successful finished products. I'm excited for us all to soak up all the wisdom and information she has to share with us!
Hi Everyone! Welcome to Part 3 of Working With Natural Dyes! I have a special treat today! I'm excited to introduce you all to Gina Levesque, owner of Across Generations. I met her in 2019 while at the Pacific International quilt show, she was set up in a neighboring booth. I was intrigued by her display of beautifully dyed fabrics and yarns. I chatted with her a bit and of course, picked up a few natural dyes to bring back and show you all!
Hi Everyone! In Part 2, we explore the world of flower petals as a natural dye. The colors found in nature, especially flowers are such a delight. Every delicate bloom is not only beautiful but also a happy little surprise.