When I first got my serger, I couldn't remember the order of threading, so I was constantly looking in the manual. To make it easier, I labeled my serger using a permant marker. I used numbers to list the order of threading and also indicated which was upper looper, lower looper, right needle and left needle.
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So simple, yet so helpful! Thanks
2/28/07 8:14 PM
I did this, too, but I used stickers....in case the next owner wants to remove them. It's a great tip!!
2/28/07 9:10 PM
Great tip! Thank you!
2/28/07 11:18 PM
I had thought of this but didn't want to mark it up, but you sure make it an appealing thought! I have the same serger, so may just print your picture and stick it next to my serger! :) Thanks!
3/1/07 9:51 AM
I have a Janome 634D and, fortunately, the threading spots are color coded - so I don't have to do that. but - I would certainly use this tip if it wasn't.
3/1/07 11:43 AM
This sounds very helpful. I have an old model serger and it is color-coded. However, this sounds like a great idea.
3/1/07 12:16 PM
I did this too, except I write on a piesce of tranparent tape, then stick that onto the from of the machine.
3/2/07 2:57 PM
Great idea, why didn't I think of that ? I had the same problem with my serger .
4/28/07 10:00 PM
Great idea, why didn't I think of that ? I had the same problem with my serger .
4/28/07 10:00 PM
smart one
5/13/07 0:47 AM