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Serging thread and serging yarn might sound like the same thing, but they each have a different job when it comes to finishing carpet edges.

Whether you're new to carpet serging or have years of experience, understanding the difference can help you choose the right materials for your equipment and projects.

Serging Thread and Serging Yarn - How Are They Different? A serger uses two types of materials to serge a carpet: serging yarn and serging thread. How are they different?

**Super Deal #4** Bond PBB-2X Portable Bobbinless 4×4 Binder, 1-1/4″ Veltron Package

**Super Deal #4** Bond PBB-2X Portable Bobbinless 4x4 Binder, 1-1/4" Veltron Package - Bond Products Inc. Beige, Black, Lemon, Natural/White, Navy, Nickel, Olive Drab, Purple, Royal Blue, Sand, Scarlet, Toast Brown, Tobaggan, Walnut, Yale Blue

Watch Brian demonstrate a yarn and carpet test for the Bond Portable Mini Serger with and without binding tape!

Yarn and Carpet Test with the Bond Mini Serger Watch Brian demonstrate a yarn and carpet test for the Bond Portabl...

Contrast and color undertones between the items are a great way to create tension instead of being perfectly matched.

5 Rug-and-Sofa Color Combinations That Just Work (If You’re Stuck for Inspiration) These pairings create dependable color palettes that you can build a room around

Wondering when your order from Bond Products will arrive? We know that having the right supplies on hand is important for keeping your projects moving.

Most orders ship within 24 hours, with delivery times varying based on your location and shipping method. Some specialty products may require a little extra processing time.

We've put together a quick guide covering shipping timelines, order processing, and our return policy so you know what to expect before placing your order.

Shipping: How Long Will It Take for My Order to Arrive? How soon will your package ship? Here are some frequently-asked questions about Bond Products’ shipping and order return policy.

The right finishing touch can make all the difference in a custom area rug!

Earth tones are a versatile choice for almost any decorating style, from warm browns and soft tans to subtle shades of gray. Whether you want your carpet binding to blend in or create a little contrast, choosing the right color can help bring the whole look together.

Bond Products offers a wide selection of Instabind colors to help you turn carpet remnants into beautiful, finished area rugs.

Explore our earth-tone color options and get some inspiration for your next DIY rug project!

Earth-Tone Instabind Colors for Custom Area Rugs We have Instabind in a full spectrum of colors, including five new Instabind colors: Heather, Lead, Smoke, Graphite, Chestnut.

Soft White Twill Tape - 3/4” Wide

#322 Soft White Twilltape - Bond Products Inc. 3/4” Wide #322 Soft White Twilltape 475 yd spools

The PBB-1X can handle more than traditional carpet binding.

For businesses producing heavy-duty entrance mats, this portable binder can also be used to sew carpet directly to rubber transition molding, creating a secure, finished edge built for demanding applications. With the right transition guide and a few additional supplies, the process can be completed right in your shop.

Use the PBB-1X To Apply Transition Molding - Bond Products Inc. Did you know that the PBB-1X can also apply transition molding to heavy duty entrance mats as well as bind carpet? It can!

Get a jump on seven rug trends designers expect to be everywhere in 2027.

Psst: the boring beige rug is OUT!

7 Rug Trends for 2027 Replacing the Basic Beige Rug From antique Oushaks to ‘Milano Green,’ rug trends for 2027 insist ‘clients are thinking about rugs the way they think about art now.' Shop the H&G edit

Long before “upcycling” became a popular term, people were finding creative ways to give worn fabric a second life.

Rag rugs have been part of American homes for centuries, turning scraps from old clothing and other textiles into something useful, colorful, and often beautiful. Woven, braided, crocheted, knitted, or hooked, these rugs are a great example of making the most of what you have.

Take a look at the history behind the humble rag rug and the many ways they’ve been made over the years.

The Rag Rug, a Piece of American History - Bond Products Inc. Mrs. Sutton, 100 years old now and a living narrator of the American experience, demonstrates is how a more everyday carpet - the rag rug - is made.