Serger Secrets by Mary Griffin (1998, Hardcover, Illustrated)

This book was recommended to me by the ladies at my sewing guild, so I checked it out from our guild library. It kind of got put on the back burner until I encountered it being recommended by the ladies on the Threads magazine support board saying it was one of the best serger books ever written. This reminded me of the book I had checked out and I looked...sure enough, this was it, so I picked it up and started reading. It was so good, I knew I had to have my own copy. This is actually the first 'crafting' book of any kind that I have ever sat down and just read, not that you have to 'read' it; the authors even tell you that you can just jump in anywhere and apply the techniques it teaches, which is true. Also true, is that it is a very interesting and informative read with lots of detailed and colored illustrations as well. This is one I am really glad to add to my collection and I will be applying many of the ideas in it to my sewing and crafting projects.