Re: Sewing without a serger

If you have a newer sewing machine (maybe 20 yo) a lot of them have 
stretch stitches on them that will work pretty well for you.

My old Bernette serger went out last year and I was shocked at how
inexpensive sergers have gotten.  I replaced it with a $300 serger
that is really quite servicible and a lot more user friendly.
Taria

Brenna23 wrote:

> Just recently my serger broke and I haven't gotten around to fixing it
> with superglue. Anyways, what are some good ways to bind the seams or
> cover them so that they aren't exposed on the inside?
> 
> Also, what is couture sewing?
> 
> Brenna