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Category Archives: Janome AT2000D serger
Eco-Friendly Serger Ribbon
Picture this: you’ve just made the most beautiful quilt ever. It turned out amazing, and now you have leftover binding strips or strips of matching fabric. It’s not enough to make a matching pillow cover, and way to much to … Continue reading
Facebook Live today with Michael aka Janomeman @ 3pm Eastern
This facebook Live is on Janome America’s facebook page : Janome Sewing Machines at 3pm Eastern. Just click on the video tab when the time rolls around and Michael will start his Live. Don’t miss this opportunity to get more … Continue reading
Ruffled Apron Project: Rolled Hem
Before we go to our serger apron post today, we want to tell you that we will be doing an Instagram live tomorrow – Tuesday 24th – Janomegirl will show how to make and embellish hair scrunchies. Stay tuned for … Continue reading
Janome AT2000D #Exciting Features #Janome’s first Air threading serger
You’ve likely heard of the exciting arrival of Janome’s AT2000D Professional serger; Janome’s first award winning serger featuring the amazing air delivery system for quick and easy threading. Here’s a quick little sneak peak of what’s creating all the buzz. There! … Continue reading
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW AIR THREAD SERGER YET?
INTRODUCING THE NEW JANOME AT2000D SERGER We have been SO excited to be able to show this exceptional new model to you at shows and Dealer events all over Canada this Fall. We would love to share some of this … Continue reading
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Serger Quilting
Don’t shake your head, or blink, because you did read that title right 🙂 There has been a ton of new techniques pop up in recent months because of advances in serger technology. One of those new techniques is quilting … Continue reading
Why do I need a serger?
Do you sew mostly garments? Let’s face it, unfinished garment seams, especially on woven fabrics, aren’t durable over time. Eventually the fabric will fray, showing the unfinished edges and sometimes your seams will start to unravel. (That’s the beginning of … Continue reading
