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Wouldn't you need 4 threads? I am confused.
10/26/09 6:58 PM
Very interesting! Yes, I would like to know if you mean using 4 threads instead of 3 as well.
10/27/09 7:00 AM
So how does it work? Using three thread and both needles, which one gets threaded?
10/27/09 7:54 AM
This sounds very useful
10/27/09 10:16 AM
Thank you for sharing your tip. Not only does it look like a very sturdy hem but is a very pretty one too. Thanks again.
10/27/09 10:26 AM
Sorry, yes it takes 4 threads. I did edit this.
10/27/09 2:49 PM
The example in your picture still says 3 threads. I'll try this. Thanks.
10/27/09 8:14 PM
Thanks j222b. I fixed the caption, too.
10/27/09 11:12 PM
neat effect! i never would have thought to try it. thanks for posting!
10/28/09 11:31 AM
wow, how interesting. I must try this. Thanks!
10/28/09 6:40 PM
That looks nice! Great idea.
10/30/09 11:32 AM
That was a nifty discovery. Thanks for sharing this one. It makes an interesting hem finish.
10/31/09 11:59 PM
I'm one of the dumb ones, not let's get this straight. Two needles, each carrying a thread. Now how many other threads, like a upper and lower looper. Is that right? Thanks
11/1/09 10:24 PM
Yes, 4 threads. Upper and lower loopers and both needles.
11/2/09 5:03 PM
what a GREAT tipk I just did this and it worked out perfectly!
11/6/09 2:53 PM
I must try this. I've always hated doing rolled hems with my serger !
8/18/11 9:31 PM