Pfaff Coverlock 3.0 - Part 4: Differential feed, Gathering, 2 thread Overlocking, Flatlocking

In this final installment of our Pfaff Coverlock 3.0 video series, we cover Converting your machine from Cover stitching back to normal overlocking, differential feed is explained, gathering, 2 thread overlocking, flatlocking and ladder stitching.
If you have not seen part one as yet, you can view it by following the link below:
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Part 2 can be seen here:
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Part 3:
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Handy Hints and Tips for Sewer's of all skill levels.
We show you techniques and features that can be used to enhance your sewing projects. Many hints, tricks and pro-tips will be shown along the way.
Some of the things you will see in this video are useful on any overlocker/serger!
Margaret is an expert in all sewing techniques and the overlocker is one of her favourite pieces of sewing equipment.
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[@piqueetpiqueandco9028]

Thank you so much for these videos ! I am in France and I nearly bought this machine. With your vidéos I learn a lot if things and tips about it!!!

[@teichnixe1857]

forget that I have bought the 3.0 oe week ago and today I started to get familiar, but especially how to get in all yarns especially the purple one was explained very bad in the Paff manual, so you really saved me today! X-again

[@kevinrheden5338]

Thank you so much. I'm in the states and I recently purchased a Singer Professional 5 Serger primarily for the cover stitch capabilities as I already have a 4,3,2 serger. Your tutorials have provided me with the confidence to use my machine to it's fullest capacity. Thank you again.

[@annievrb2660]

Like Kevin, I also purchased a Singer Pro 5 Serger and had read that it was almost identical to a Pfaff machine. I have seen many of your other videos and was delighted when I found this series. Having studied my manual and workbook, I could easily see the couple of slight differences and thoroughly enjoyed seeing "my" machine in action by someone who knows it. I sure wish you would could do this same tutorial set with the Singer so all the folks out there who dislike the Pro 5 machine could see it in use and how easy it is to thread and change the stitch set ups. This is so much easier to thread and use than my old baby-lock from the 80's. I was already in love with my new machine, but am now totally thrilled. Thank you so very much!!

[@nikkip8272]

Thank you,it was very helpful!Greetings from Europe!

[@anastasiapelechaty1778]

Thank you so much for these videos. I bought this machine a month ago & you've helped me understand to use it better.

[@harbourwest]

I just purchased a Pfaff 4862 coverlock and these videos have been wonderful! I don't think my machine (which is a lot older) does all of this but this has been very helpful. Thanks!

[@cigdemcayoglu7002]

You are a great teacher,thank you so much❤️

[@MsExcite1]

This video was so helpful....thanks for posting!

[@chimlyn1]

Thank you for an excellent tutorial, I have a Janome memory craft compulock 888 and can't find any tutorials for it but you have helped me understand my machine and will be trying out all my stitches now with more insight as to what they should be used for. One thing I would of liked is if you threaded the machine with the colour thread that matched the colour codes so we could see what each thread did. Thanks again.

[@teichnixe1857]

Thank you so much, you have saved my day!!!! Paff should engage you for youtube tutorials and translate it in German too, you are great!!!! :-)

[@annblachly8068]

Thank you. So, my simple serger can do a flat lock stitch. I have been intimidated with it and will practice more to be able to use it to tidy seams and create interest. Sewists, if you haven't seen the Circular Sewing video, do so now. It's brilliant....and no attachments necessary. Plus, you are not limited in circle size.

[@Dave-vf5qj]

You are awesome!

[@SewingMachineWarehouse]

+Dave Thank you Dave! That's very nice of you to say. :) :) :)

[@kyrylnecajev564]

Спасибо большое!

[@jessiecunliffe5985]

Wonderful information in your videos. Would you consider doing a video covering how, and when to change the blades? My Combi 4874 blades need changing, but I'm nervous of making a mistake.

[@carolshuttleworth2232]

Thanks for the very informative videos is it the same machine as the Husqvarna S21? They look very similar.

[@meduzadark]

Hello !! i was watching your videos and are very nice . i want make you a question , im thinking of buying a pffaf coverlock 3.0 or 4.0 and want to know in your opinion what is the best option. Thanks in advance for the help .

[@serikandiku]

thank you for the video, but the fast movement of the camera making me very dizzy..

[@julenazconalopez5066]

por favor alguien puede conseguir estos videos en español?gracias

[@KristineSuarezseamstress]

hello, I was hoping there was someone who could tell me how to remove the case from my machine to clean inside or the order to take the entire case off? My repair specialist is no longer available and the cost to ship my machine out to be cleaned and oiled is too costly. Thanks so much

[@asianmtl]

Nice video, thank you! And where can I purchase it! I'm in Canada , montreal

[@Dave-vf5qj]

+Banzai Banzai I found mine in Vancouver.

[@tatjanapetschonkin7097]

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[@ilkaysarkayazuhal6621]

Başka dillerde de alt yazı olsa. Mesela Türkiye.