i can't figure out the settings for doing a coverstitch on my serger.   
i don't have the right manual and i've looked online everywhere.
can anybody help me?
i know that my machine can do it, but all i need are the correct tension settings!....HELP!!!

i'm counting on one of the many amazing sewing pros of the world of crafster to help me. i know you're out there!!!

p.s. what are your favorite presser feet for your serger/sewing machine.

pps. sorry if this is in the wrong section!

so i finally got my hands on a new project!
i keeps saying i'm crafty but i'm all talk and no action!  
here is my first iron-on-transfer onsie for the new love of my life...a friend's baby!  

**and yes, he does have his face painted over to protect his identity...i'm paranoid that way  
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b93/evehel/Parker/Onsiewithfacepaint.jpg

i've read alot of people on this site talk about the poor man's copyright and how if you send yourself a copy of your *whatever*, it serves as a form of proof that you created a certain thing on a certain date.
just today, nov 8, 2005, i read this story online about how some guy did that with song lyrics but after going to court with his "evidence" he still didn't have a true copyright for it and someone else owned his work!
i don't know anything about laws but just beware that this is a real life example and that in the end, a legitimate copyright seems to be necessary if you want to fight someone in a legitimate way!
bummer...i know 

here's the link if you want to read the article (it's a pretty short article):

http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?news=206610&GT1=7418

p.s. has anyone actually gone to court over this type of situation? i'd like to hear real life stories rather than hear-say
(no offense meant to someone's sister's friend's cousin who know's someone who that happened to!!!!     )