The Husqvarna Serger

For those who are not familiar with the art of sewing, you might be asking, " what is a serger"? Well, on this page, we will give you a brief overview and explain why you should purchase a Husqvarna Serger

Sergers are also called overlocks and are very closely related to a regular sewing machine in it's abilities. However, it does have some distinct advantages including making the process of piercing fabric together a great deal simpler and faster. This amazing device has a maximum speed of around 1600 stitches a minute! A normal sewing machine will usually average close to 1000 stitches a minute. The downside of a serger is that it is not very useful for specialized sewing functions that call for more intricacy. However, it is great for menial tasks such as hemming and stitching.

The idea however, is to use a serger next to your sewing machine, not replace it. If you are serious about sewing, you will need to have both. You will want to complete your simple pieces such as curtains with the serger.

Sergers will of course come with different components and features depending on the brand you choose. Common sense will dictate that you will pay more for the more features you get. Make sure you get only the accessories you will need so your price will be as low as possible.

Before buying, research how easy it is to use, what is the difficulty level of threading your serger, what will the maintenance be like, and what is the quality of stitching.

Like any other serger, the Husqvarna Seger makes a great partner for your regular sewing machine. But the Husqvarna will have extra features that you won't find on other models and is equipped with a 2/3/4 thread interlock system. In other words, this is the Rolls Royce of sergers.

Shop carefully, however it is very likely that you will find your way back to the Husqvarna Serger.

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