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diff. between serged & turned/topstitched?

pugznploonspugznploons member
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other than the appearance?  Is it just that serged irritates the skin of some babies?  Or do they fall apart more easily?  
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Gretchen Evie, born 7/8/2012 at 35w5d
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Re: diff. between serged & turned/topstitched?

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    pixy_stixpixy_stix member

    Besides what you listed above, it depends on the brand.  Some t&ts fit differently than the serged. 

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    pugznploonspugznploons member

    gotcha!  

    btw I love your blog Pixy :)  keep the reviews coming! 

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    pixy_stixpixy_stix member

    Thanks!

    I just need to keep my motivation up.  I'm really not kidding when I say that I'm lazy.  :oD 

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    pugznploonspugznploons member
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    Thanks!

    I just need to keep my motivation up.  I'm really not kidding when I say that I'm lazy.  :oD 

    oh I hear you, I spent the majority of the weekend on the couch surfing CD sites.  I did at least create folders for all the different information on my computer to keep it organized ;)   

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    amandajean8514amandajean8514
    It's just finishing really.  Most home-made items are turned and topstitched, while most commercial products are surged.  I've had both stitches fall apart, it just depends on the quality of the manufacturing.  I would imagine that surging would cause more irritation, since more of the stitching touches the skin.  T&T items would be less likely to stretch at the seams, and could be uncomfortably tight.
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