How to Thread the Brother CV3550 Cover Stitch Machine

The Brother CV3550 Double Sided Cover Stitch offers all features of the Brother CV3440, plus an additional top cover stitch to give you three additional stitches for an even more professional look.
Brother Brand Ambassador Angela Wolf walks you through an in-depth tutorial on how to thread the CV3550 so you can start using decorative stitches for sportswear, hemming knits and so much more!
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[@rosemarycastillo-sartin355]

Great video! Will definitely help with educating my customers, not to mention myself when I finally buy it.

[@jenniebeswick2637]

Thankyou. Great camera work makes it easy to see what you're doing. I'll buy one if these machines.

[@vivlee3840]

That's an excellent video, thank you so much. I'm thinking of getting that model and you've made it so clear and not scary!

[@annmcadory8626]

Great demo!!

[@SammieOne1]

This seems to be a great machine that people would be interested in. Many of whom may not live close to a distributor. It baffles me why you would want to limit access and sales because of the contract agreement you have with your distributors which does not allow them to quote a price over the phone but rather expect someone to drive several hours to find out if they can even afford this machine not to mention limit or deny online purchase access.

[@yvettemuller2759]

excellent video! thank you

[@judykski4916]

A demo on any machine is easy when using a stiff woven fabric. Why not demo the Double Sided Cover Stitch using an athletic knit and stitch it out on top of a seam allowance? That is the type of fabric/location this stitch was designed for. The Double Sided Cover Stitch is the one feature that sets this machine apart from all other CS machines on the home market at this time.Thanks for the threading demo. If I decide to buy this machine, I'm sure I will be referring back to this video.

[@RobinEsch]

It would be great if all tutorials were as excellent as this one. Thank you for having close-up views and repeats for the threading process. Do you have any recommendations as far as purchasing extra presser foot kit?

[@AbisDen]

Brilliant, thanks Angela 😊✨🌸

[@anooshbedrosian8472]

It is excellent video.

[@ompelimologo6103]

Great video! Many thanks

[@marinasturgeon5065]

This was so much help. I am having an issue getting my triple top cover stitch to work. My top cover thread keeps getting pulled down by the right needle and then it doesn’t catch on the little hook, please help!

[@terrylove9709]

Hi Angela. Just wanted to know is the cover stitch machine and the serger the same machine? Thinking about purchasing a cover stitch machine.

[@marianalastres8935]

Hi Angela. I have the Brother Project Runway, my question is should I keep the tension knobs all to (0) for threading. Thank you.

[@SandyBeneke]

This is an excellent video. I had one threading error. Angela made it so easy for me to see my mistake. Thank you!!!

[@ShariErickson]

Can you provide any instruction on using wooly thread in both the bottom and also the top looper for those who want to attempt athletic wear?

[@annachiesa1940]

I have threaded the machine, thanks to your very clear video, however, when I started sewing, after the first couple of manual stitches, all three needles snapped! I don't know what I have done wrong.... and I don't know how to replace the needles now 😞

[@janidemaree9704]

Have you tried Pearl crown rayon in the looper to do a chain stitch? I can't get my tensions right I guess, because mine looks horrible!

[@zunaidzunaid]

My tension is completely out of whack and have no clue how to fix it. Just got the machine and was trying out the various modes. HELP!

[@remington6363]

What thread should be used for stretch knits