Hi folks! I usually hang out on the quilting forum, but thought someone here could help me with this question. Last year, a good friend, fellow quilter, cleaned out her sewing room and gave me her old serger, and a TON of thread. I still occasionally sew garments, but came to the realization that I would probably have limited need for this serger, it had no instruction book, and I had never used one, but hey, it was free. I've decided to get rid of this serger, as my sewing machine has enough stitches to get the desired finishes I want on the few clothes I sew, but I was wondering if all that thread could be used on the sewing machine, for maybe piecing quilt blocks, or stitching for clothes. I hate to get rid of it if I could use it. (sorry this is so long!) I wouldn't be doing any machine quilting with it, just using it for regular sewing, and probably have enough for a lifetime of sewing. Anyone have any advice for me?