Thank you Johanna for giving me the confidence to take the plunge and purchase my first Coverstitch Machine. Without the help of your useful videos I don’t think I would have ever got there!
Johanna, I finally decided to purchase cover stitch machine, yesterday, haven't even used on garment yet, but it is going to be a great machine. Did not know which one, only what I did not want, did not want a combination machine--too fiddly and likely to be time consuming when changing from serger to coverstitch, Next, wanted a coverstitch that did the coverstitch on both sides of the fabric, Oh also I did not want a Brother machine. Ended up purchasing from my local dealer, the Janome 3000 professional and pretty happy about my choice. I did watch many youTubes on what people were using and it helped--Thank you.
Johanna, those are exactly the tip I give to my customers at the shop where I work - and I, also, recommend for them to purchase your book. Even though I have been using coverstitch machines for years I did learn many things from your book. Great video, Johanna.
Great video Johanna! I have a Bernette B42 and I wanted to throw it out of the window for about a year. I was so sad because it was a big investment for me and my hubby had given it to me for Valentine's Day. Then, one day I saw a tip to use the thread nets and it changed my life! Most of the problems that I had seemed to be tension, adjusting the dials just wasn't solving them, but that one simple thing changed the way my machine worked. Now I love it, other than changing thread colors with each project (but it is relatively easy to re-thread).
On changing color: You may cut the thread high up, and make a knot on your threads, two single knots that make a double, pull well, and cut the ends first. Stop before it reaches the needles.. go slowly.
I have an old coverstitch from my grandpa laying around here for years. I wasn’t able to get it to work and I was thinking of buying a new one. Well, just ordered your book ! I’ll give it a try :)
Thank you for all your great info! I just purchased a Janome CPX1000 Coverstitch machine and I have no idea how to use it yet. So grateful for the knowledge you share!
I received your Coverstitch book “Master the Coverstitch Machine” a couple weeks ago. I have got to tell you this is the best written book I have ever read! I have a Janome CP1000 cover stitch machine which I love, and reading your book gives me so much enthusiasm to do more on it than just hemming. Thanks for such a wonderfully written book!
Just ordered the Jeans, Active Wear and Cover Stitch book. Happy to support you, since you have really given great advice through your videos and other materials. Thanks again for all of your hard work.
Just bought the book on Cover stitch as well as the Active Wear book. I can't wait for the books to arrive. I live in South Africa and had a real hard time to get hold of these books. I absolutely love your channel.
I just LOVE your new book! And on a side note, I love the feel of the book cover. Good choice there. I’m so very grateful to have a Baby Lock cover stitch machine. I use it constantly as I love to sew knits (and woven’s). It tames even the thinnest jersey fabrics that want to roll. On Baby Lock machines, it doesn’t seem to matter in which order you thread the machine but after years of owning other brands, I naturally just thread from right to left.
Wow just found your channel, it's wonderful. I've just bought a coverstitch machine, and at the moment I'm a bit scared to even take it out of the box 😂. Thanks for all the tutorials, I'm going to make my way through the coverstitch ones, as I would love to make active wear xx
I 've ordered your book for mother's day! Hope it arrives on time!!!! You make every difficult thing seems so easy 💟 thanks for your time. Love your work and take notes about everything you tell us. 😍
Hi Johanna, I've got your books and they help tremendously! I have the Janome Cover pro 1000 and I'm loving making my own leggings but I find that the hems are very tight on them after I sew them on the coverpro. Everything else seems alrightny suggestions as to the settings? Thanks, Andrea
I bought Brother CV3550cover stitch. I was watching you video very carefully and followed same way how to finish and lock the stitches. But every time when I finish my stitches and tried to pull the fabric from back it doesn’t come loose at all. To loose the fabrics from underneath foot I have to open front cover and pull side my looper and then I can loose the fabric out. I have to do this every time and my stitches keep breaking. Can you advice or any suggestions to prevent this step? How can I do easy Coverstitch? I am so frustrated that all money I have spent to buy this Coverstitch gone into drain. I show your video and I thought why can’t I do it like you and I followed exactly the way you have shown. Can you please help ?
You’re not kidding! No matter what i do, the rotten thing won’t get its act together. And swearing at it isn’t helping at all! Maybe I should put it back in the box and get it out the other side, it might be in a better mood 😂. I forgot you had a book. I’m going to go and have another look at buying that.
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Thank you Johanna for giving me the confidence to take the plunge and purchase my first Coverstitch Machine. Without the help of your useful videos I don’t think I would have ever got there!
Johanna, I finally decided to purchase cover stitch machine, yesterday, haven't even used on garment yet, but it is going to be a great machine. Did not know which one, only what I did not want, did not want a combination machine--too fiddly and likely to be time consuming when changing from serger to coverstitch, Next, wanted a coverstitch that did the coverstitch on both sides of the fabric, Oh also I did not want a Brother machine. Ended up purchasing from my local dealer, the Janome 3000 professional and pretty happy about my choice. I did watch many youTubes on what people were using and it helped--Thank you.
Johanna, those are exactly the tip I give to my customers at the shop where I work - and I, also, recommend for them to purchase your book. Even though I have been using coverstitch machines for years I did learn many things from your book.
Great video, Johanna.
Wow, thank you so much for giving my book your seal of approval!
Great video Johanna! I have a Bernette B42 and I wanted to throw it out of the window for about a year. I was so sad because it was a big investment for me and my hubby had given it to me for Valentine's Day. Then, one day I saw a tip to use the thread nets and it changed my life! Most of the problems that I had seemed to be tension, adjusting the dials just wasn't solving them, but that one simple thing changed the way my machine worked. Now I love it, other than changing thread colors with each project (but it is relatively easy to re-thread).
On changing color: You may cut the thread high up, and make a knot on your threads, two single knots that make a double, pull well, and cut the ends first. Stop before it reaches the needles.. go slowly.
I have an old coverstitch from my grandpa laying around here for years. I wasn’t able to get it to work and I was thinking of buying a new one. Well, just ordered your book ! I’ll give it a try :)
Thank you for all your great info! I just purchased a Janome CPX1000 Coverstitch machine and I have no idea how to use it yet. So grateful for the knowledge you share!
I received your Coverstitch book “Master the Coverstitch Machine” a couple weeks ago. I have got to tell you this is the best written book I have ever read! I have a Janome CP1000 cover stitch machine which I love, and reading your book gives me so much enthusiasm to do more on it than just hemming. Thanks for such a wonderfully written book!
Thank you so much Sandy, for your kind words about my book, that makes me so happy to hear and I'm very honoured that you chose my book as your guide!
Just ordered the Jeans, Active Wear and Cover Stitch book. Happy to support you, since you have really given great advice through your videos and other materials. Thanks again for all of your hard work.
Just bought the book on Cover stitch as well as the Active Wear book. I can't wait for the books to arrive. I live in South Africa and had a real hard time to get hold of these books. I absolutely love your channel.
I just LOVE your new book! And on a side note, I love the feel of the book cover. Good choice there. I’m so very grateful to have a Baby Lock cover stitch machine. I use it constantly as I love to sew knits (and woven’s). It tames even the thinnest jersey fabrics that want to roll. On Baby Lock machines, it doesn’t seem to matter in which order you thread the machine but after years of owning other brands, I naturally just thread from right to left.
Wow just found your channel, it's wonderful. I've just bought a coverstitch machine, and at the moment I'm a bit scared to even take it out of the box 😂. Thanks for all the tutorials, I'm going to make my way through the coverstitch ones, as I would love to make active wear xx
I 've ordered your book for mother's day! Hope it arrives on time!!!! You make every difficult thing seems so easy 💟 thanks for your time. Love your work and take notes about everything you tell us. 😍
Yay, fingers crossed! There is definelty a leaning curve, but once it gels, it becomes so much easier and fun!
I love your tips n tricks! I’m waiting on delivery of my Janome coverpro 2000 as I type… 🤩
Thank you!
Johanna, just finished reading your book. Really well explained. I use a lot of your tips now. Thank you. Great book👍
Thank you so much, it makes very happy to hear!
Great tips Johanna! I’ve learned so much for your book! Thank you!
That makes me so happy to hear Myra!
Your videos are great. I also enjoy your specialized word "wonky" as it made me laugh. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very helpful
Hi Johanna, I've got your books and they help tremendously! I have the Janome Cover pro 1000 and I'm loving making my own leggings but I find that the hems are very tight on them after I sew them on the coverpro. Everything else seems alrightny suggestions as to the settings?
Thanks,
Andrea
Decrease the stitch length and/or increase the differential feed a bit. That will usually fix the issue. And thank you for getting my book!
Hi I purchased your book and it is not mentioned the option to use an elastic thread to shearing fabric,I read that it is possible what do you think?
I bought Brother CV3550cover stitch. I was watching you video very carefully and followed same way how to finish and lock the stitches. But every time when I finish my stitches and tried to pull the fabric from back it doesn’t come loose at all. To loose the fabrics from underneath foot I have to open front cover and pull side my looper and then I can loose the fabric out. I have to do this every time and my stitches keep breaking. Can you advice or any suggestions to prevent this step? How can I do easy Coverstitch? I am so frustrated that all money I have spent to buy this Coverstitch gone into drain. I show your video and I thought why can’t I do it like you and I followed exactly the way you have shown. Can you please help ?
How do you stitch a rubber on this machine? For swimming suit
You rock!!
What type/brand of thread do I need to use in my coverstitch machine?
All over recommended to use quality threads, as cheaper thread will internally dust down your machine. :)
Awesome
Thank you!
Would you happen to know anything about the Reliable industrial coverstitch machines?
I always do a sample and the machine works perfectly. Then, I do it on my garment and then it skips stitches. WHY does this happen?
You’re not kidding! No matter what i do, the rotten thing won’t get its act together. And swearing at it isn’t helping at all! Maybe I should put it back in the box and get it out the other side, it might be in a better mood 😂.
I forgot you had a book. I’m going to go and have another look at buying that.
In Dutch there is not 1 book about the coverstitch😏
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