Overlock Stitches

Overlock stitches are versatile and can be used for decoration, reinforcement, or construction. They are also known as overedging, merrowing, or serging.

Questions

• What are overlock stitches?
• What are some of the uses of overlock stitches?
• What is the difference between overlock stitches and serging?

Answers

• Overlock stitches are a type of stitch that is used to finish the edges of fabric. They are typically used to prevent fraying, but they can also be used for decoration or to add strength to the fabric.
• Some of the uses of overlock stitches include:
  * Finishing the edges of fabric to prevent fraying
  * Adding decoration to fabric
  * Adding strength to fabric
• The difference between overlock stitches and serging is that serging typically includes a cutting blade, while overlock stitches do not.