Fusible Thread Binding Technique

On my recent Emerald Isle Table Topper / Wall Hanging pattern, I used one of my favorite binding techniques—and it sparked a great student question that I knew I had to share with all of you! ⏱ Want to jump ahead? Here’s your guide: 00:00–05:30 → Technique overview + explanation 05:30–05:44 → Machine settings 05:45–12:41 → Stitching the binding on the serger (If you’re short on time, skip right to 05:45 to get started!) In this tip clip, I walk you through how to attach your binding using your serger with a 4-thread overlock stitch and fusible thread in the lower looper. Why do I love this technique? ✨ After serging the binding on, you can simply fold it over and press ✨ The fusible thread holds the binding securely in place ✨ It gives you time and control before your final stitching ✨ Perfect for stitch-in-the-ditch, decorative stitches, or even hand stitching The hold is surprisingly strong—making this a reliable, professional finish using your serger! Yes, you can attach binding with your serger—and be very successful doing it. This technique makes it easier, cleaner, and more enjoyable. 🔗 Resources Mentioned: ✨ Emerald Isle Table Topper / Wall Hanging Pattern Free download at https://www.gailpatrice.com/freebies