Sewing with a serger sewing machine can be quite difficult, if you're lucky enough to own one. Even threading the beastly sewing machine can be pretty tricky. But this two-part video tutorial should help you to properly thread one. This covers the threading of a Singer Differential-Feed Finishing Touch serger sewing machine (14SH654), which has 4/3 thread capability. Singer also has a PDF available with detailed threading instructions.
How To: Thread a Singer Finishing Touch serger sewing machine with differential feed
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1 Comment
So I googled "How to thread Singer Finishing Touch" and this was the top result. Users beware: The narrator only does the first thread, but does not describe how to finish through the threads (where they are to lie while serging - and this is important). You'll do just as well by reading the instructions on your machine.
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