serger

IPA: sˈɛrgɝ

(sewing) A type of sewing machine designed to produce an overlock stitch and to cut the fabric as it stitches.

Examples of "serger" in Sentences

If you have a serger, you can just run it right through there.
Usually I buy them for myself and take them in with my serger!
My sewing resolution for this year is to learn how to use my serger.
I don't really enjoy sewing with knits, either -- even with a serger.
Checked out her other designs – looks like someone is going kookoo crazy with the serger.
I will try them again though when my new serger gets here, double yay and I will definitely buy this book as well.
But really, my list is similar to yours, with the additional question of "With what color is my serger currently threaded?"
You will also need two sewing machines set up -- one for straight stitch, one for double -- plus a serger, if you hope to finish your jeans within a month.
You could cut it into lengths and either finish the edges with a serger or a rolled hem, like in this handkerchief tutorial, and make a few beautiful lightweight scarves.
Included were three industrial sewing machines, one of which was a serger that could do a three stitch security wrap to keep fabric from unraveling at the edge due to repeated washing.