Get dolled up and look festive in the Mrs. Santa Serger apron. The adjustable neck strap and front are constructed with decorative flatlock stitches. The waistband has a clever way of attaching to the skirt along with professionally pointed mitered tails. The best part of this adorable apron is the bottom of the skirt. There are the two rows of beautiful coverstitch gathers with the perfectly attached binding along the bottom edge. The apron is fully lined, made entirely on the serger with a little hand sewing touches. These are the specialty Serger feet required: Blindstitch foot and Double Fold Binder 36mm plus accessory holder.

Get festive for the holidays using decorative and functional stitches on your serger. Stitch up this giant candy cane patterned table runner along with coordinating simple napkins and ties. On the table runner, the stripes are fused to the main then the raw edges are finished like applique with a coverstitch with decorative thread. In between each stripe are three decorative thread chainstitches to carry out the candy cane theme. Around the outside is nicely finished piping around the curves and it is fully lined allowing for the option of having it reversible, 5mm Piping foot required. The napkins have two size options and are a basic two tone completely lined with rolled hem ties to wrap around. Slip a little candy candy inside for added decoration. Enjoy stitching this up while learning more about your machine.

Use your serger to create a modern version of the classic argyle look and turn it into a notebook cover. The design starts with 2in watercolor grid fusible interfacing, 2-Thread Chainstitch the the rows together, cross over with 4-Thread Coverstitch with decorative thread in the looper, add one step piping, and elastic pen holder along with a built-in bookmark. Required feet are 5mm Cording/Piping foot and Chainstitch foot, and Standard foot for 4-Thread Overlock. Required thread, standard serger cones and heavy weight decorative thread. Finished closed measurements 7-3/4in x 10in, open measurements 15-1/2in. Fits a standard composition book. Designed using the BERNINA L890.

Use your serger to create this elegant heirloom stocking. Techniques covered in the pattern are gathers and ruching, decorative rolled hem, one step piping, faux piping, and master stitching around curves. Required stitches are 4-Thread overlock and 3-Thread rolled hem. Required feet are 5mm Cording/Piping foot and Gathering/Ruffling foot. Required thread, standard serger cones and heavy weight decorative thread. Finished measurements 9in x 14-1/4in. Designed using the BERNINA L890.

Add a touch of style and comfort to your space with this versatile accent pillow, perfect for a bed, an indoor or outdoor bench, or your favorite cozy retreat. Designed for easy construction, this project is a fantastic way to showcase decorative threads and stitches — whether you’re using an overlock, coverstitch, chainstitch, or even embroidery and built-in decorative sewing machine stitches.

The Cianna Crossbody Bag is the perfect size and includes an interior slip pocket and zipper pocket. Two magnetic snaps hold the bag closed as well as a small flap. The pattern features three sizes, small, medium, and large with three different flap options. The bag can be made in all one fabric, or you can use a contrasting fabric for the strap and flap closure. Finished Sizes- Large: 8.5 in W x 10.5 in H x 3.5 in D, Medium: 8.5 in W x 9 in H x 3.5 in D. Small: 8.5 in W x 7 in H x 3.5 in D, Skill Level: Confident Beginner. Materials List- 1/2 yard of material for the exterior (one roll of 18 in faux), 1/4 yard of stabilizer, 1/2 yard of lining material, 1/2 yard of woven interfacing if using cotton, linen, or other similar fabric for the lining, Hardware- 2 – Magnetic Snaps, 2 – 1 in Swivel Clasps, 2 – 1 in D-Rings, 1 – Thumb Lock (or closure of choice), 1 – 1/2 in Swivel Clasp, 1 – 1 in Slide Adjuster, 1 - #5 Zipper cut to 7 in, 1 – #5 Zipper Pull. **Simply Classic prohibits customers from selling on Amazon or to unauthorized third party sellers to resell on Amazon. Brewer customers who disregard this policy may have purchase orders cancelled or accounts terminated.**

Here''s a sleek, beautiful case to carry and protect your iPad or tablet loaded with Serger techniques and tips. The center front panel is a "blank slate." Select any type of stitch or combination of stitches. The pattern instructions include options for overlock and cover/chainstitch modes. Finished case dimensions: 8.5 in X 12.5 in

This pattern can be constructed on either a serger or sewing machine. Yardage requirements: 58"-wide fabric: 2 1/4 yards 45"-wide fabric: 3 yards. If matching plaids or other prints, more yardage may be required.

This flap purse is made on the serger. Techniques include puffing, cording, making braid and a decorative stitch edge.

This vinyl tote bag is uniquely constructed entirely with the Bernina L890 serger, featuring an exclusive decorative stitch above and below the zipper. The handle is made using the medium-size Bernina Belt Loop Folder 15/30 12 wt. decorative threads for visual interest above and below the zipper, as well as for joining the vinyl to fabric edges. The best part? This tote can be made using any size you like, and no pattern is required. It is perfect for carrying your extra notions, etc., to classes or as a thoughtful gift for a special sewing friend! The following instructions will be for a finished tote that measures approximately 10” wide x 14” long.

Textured Elegance. The Belt Loop Pillow. Serger Project By Barbara Goldkorn.

Tote-Ally Serged. Create your own stylish carry-all. Serger Project by Barbara Goldkorn.

Make this beautiful table runner using your L890 or combine the L860/850 with a Bernette b62 or b68. The table runner has three blocks featuring various stitches and threads to make basic stitches come to life. Create fringe, embellish fabric using cover/chain stitches and turn an ordinary flatlock (ladder stitch) into a decorative and unique way to embellish fabric as well as join fabrics.

Go beyond rolled hems andf inishing edges and create serged projects and decorative effects you never thought possible with this step-by step pattern. Barbara Goldkorn.