Live: Coverstitch Tips & Tricks

[@cindykismarton9259]

Yay! I have a Brother CV 3550 for 3 years but never used it until today. I've been trying to hem a form dress lining in a tricky fabric and I've really been struggling to get the tension right. BUT with your help I just finished it AND although not perfect it looks pretty darn goo!! Thank you so much.

[@marybethfrain7165]

Excellent book folks . Highly recommend

[@nancyshale]

Nancy from Iowa USA Thank you for all your advice!

[@jackiebiggs7071]

So glad to have found your video very informative and gives me optimism. Many years /tears ago I bought the first Janome 900cp. After much trial and tribulation it was consigned to the cupboard until recently. But I a while ago I discovered I'd been using the wrong needles dah. So it has now been reinstated for me to coax it into coming to an understanding between us and your info, and perhaps a book purchase, will enable us to get along better and achieve a more harmonious relationship. Due to its lack of finesse it will certainly prepare me for a better machine if I decide to purchase one. With regards from New Zealand.

[@stubban1]

Hi I love, love, love your videos. Ordered all three books in pdf format, will travel across Iceland next weekend and am going to use the time to start reading your books :)

[@marianneoleary7540]

I own a Janome cover stitch machine like yours. You have taught me about top cover stitch to lust after. But I don’t use it enough. If using a mallet this from my antique restorer hubby. Place the bit to be hit over the leg of the table, the force needs to go through to the ground in a straight line. It prevents the bounce and the hit is much more effective.

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello how are you doing my friend

[@linalinux]

Tack för videon, alltid hjälpsamt att lära sig mer, och du är superfin med håret som du har det här

[@Thelaststitch]

Tack Lina, det gör mig glad att höra! Och tack för komplimangen om håret, ibland är det kul att göra något extra när jag kör en live 😊

[@sewingintrifocals-alisonde7778]

Hi, Johanna. I am late to the “cover stitch party “. I haven’t made the time to watch your videos in a while. I bought a demonstrator Baby Lock Triumph last summer. I saved some money since it was a used machine. Now that I am finally retired, I will try out the cover stitch features of the Triumph in the near future. If you’d like, I can let you know how an old lady (me) deals with the learning curve. I live with and help my 90-year-old mom, but I do squeeze in time to sew/serge when possible. At SOME point, I will be going through the manual for the Triumph, including the cover stitch feature. Love your videos-keep up the good work! The videos are full of good information.

[@williamgallaghersr3594]

i love you and i have my 2 janome and 1 coverstich and trying to put it through as many tests i can think of corners are a changeling from new York USA

[@sharonquinn9424]

So excited I’ve just received my Coverstitch book from Amazon. Hopefully I can now use my machine.

[@pastryqn]

Just found you looking for some info on my cover stitch machine. I immediately went to amazon and your book is on its way. So looking forward to finally using that machine. Thanks for the great videos.

[@angelaschapiro4268]

I got the Bernette B68 Combo, easy to switch modes. I am Montrealer living in Israel. To add, I thought of getting a Janome combo 3000, but saw No Knife in the user manual online. So for just a bit more money, I got the Bernette. It has same stitches as L890...Just not computerized. The L890 cost 3 times and Amazing. Maybe has more accessories for the price.😂

[@CherylMacKay11f]

Hi… just wanted to let you know that I purchased your AWESOME coverstitch guide book. Great work.

[@davidanddavidstrading]

I love your videos, your helping me learn how to make jeans. I have a tip for you with regards to your mic. I have the same one. You should try to point it towards you more, with the flat line in the middle. You will get better sound!

[@Thelaststitch]

Thank you for the tip and I'm aware 🙂 but I tilt it down because I find having the mic in the picture kinda intrusive, but maybe the sound suffers to much from this?

[@jacquibarlow391]

Hi Johanna, great advice as usual love your videos its very informative and i like listening to your wonderful carming voice Jacqui from Sydney Australia

[@marysesiegmanngodet2454]

Many thanks Johanna, this is a Very interesting tutorial 👍🏻 (as all the ones you put on line). I bought your book “Master the Coverstitch Machine” it is very thorough and helps me a lot mastering my Bernina coverstitch, you have helped me reconcile with it. Thanks for your hints. I am always looking forward to your videos. Please do not worry about you English, it is perfect. I am Canadian 🇨🇦 but living now in the south of France, and I like listening to english which I feel I am loosing short of speaking it anymore. 😘🌸

[@Thelaststitch]

Thank you Maryse for your kind and encouraging words, and I'm so happy to hear that my book helped you reconcile with your coverstitch! I do get overly worried about my English, because i want to always make a professional delivery even though it just me and my messy desk doing the livestreams 😊, so hearing this from you means a lot!

[@lyndapalmano4490]

Thanks for a great live stream

[@Thelaststitch]

Thank you so much for haning out with us!

[@sharlenesmith2455]

Just bought the Janome cover stitch pro 3000…. So found you when looking for more info on use….. I have 4 other Janome (different functionality) it is my preferred machine & a 1034 Brother serger…. Looking forward to trying your “wooly nylon?” thread…. After watching 40min or so of this video, looked & decided your book would be a big help in my learning curve for this! I really enjoy you videos…. A lot of helpful info, nerdy is NOT a problem! 😉. I sew for personal use & enjoyment. I’ve been sewing for about 60 years and things out today…. I’m in awe of! The Janome 3000 does come with the clear foot, but, cringed at the price of the binding foot.. is it worth it? I have binding foot for other machines…. But the $265…. For a “foot” is hard to swallow!

[@trixiebelden8197]

Hello, missed you live but wanted to ask if you could review the new Janome cover stitch 3000 professional when you have time Learnt so much from your book, thank you, from Sydney

[@Thelaststitch]

Hello Trixie, thank you so much for getting my book. If I decide to invest in the 3000CPX at some point I will most definitely do a review.

[@kathyisaako4942]

Hi from down under 🇦🇺

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hello Kathy

[@bhhunt4963]

Hi I have your book and it’s great. Thanks Bev Hunt

[@Thelaststitch]

Thank you Bev!

[@mariamurray7675]

Thank you Johanna. Great video. I'm not yet ready to invest in a coverstitch machine but this has helped to up my understanding of what they do and why I might want one.

[@Thelaststitch]

Hello Maria, happy to hear you found the information useful. Yes it's a big investment, so it's something we really need to consider and od research before making the eventual plunge!

[@semco72057]

Hi Johanna, I love the work you do and my name is Sidney Mathious, and I am from Grapevine, Arkansas and I am new to sewing and have two new sewing machines now and learning how to use them. I have one Singer machine with the side loading bobbin and another one with the bottom loading bobbin and having trouble with the side loading bobbin.

[@sueb9019]

Thank you 🙂

[@andreab919]

Hello, I am currently reading your book and you suggest having a mini vacuum cleaner to keep it clean. Can you tell was is the best vacuum to buy as I do not want to buy 3 of them before getting one that actually work well. Thanks.

[@SewTexas]

Hello, thank you for all your comments and input to your channel. I would like to know YOUR opinion on which cover stitch machine would you purchase cost not to exceed $1000. I've been considering Juki and Bernette. I have been sewing hundreds of years. Have 2 Bernina sewing machine Janome, Singer, Featherweights, Elna Lotus, well too many, but experienced sewer. Not on the coverstitch though. I do not want one of the combination serger/coverstitch. I have more than one serger, Bernina, and White. I love sewing on natural fabrics and trying to make myself become proficient on sewing knits.

[@amandawalker3111]

I have the new janome coverpro 3000 would love advice on this

[@trishduffy5406]

Hello form the uk

[@PaulineFowler-o3b]

I'm planning to buy your book from Amazon. Got my cover stitch 2000cpx Janome. It's was awesome till I ran into a problem. When I finish my sewing and pull my threads forward and the fabric toward the back, there are lots of threads holding it back. I have to open the bottom and release the looper and then i can get the threads that are stuck under the feet. Tried rethreading needles and looper but continues to hold the fabric. What am i doing wrong?

[@yocke222]

I have trouble with skipping stitches. What can I do about this?

[@knittingdawg]

Hi, Green Cove Springs. FL

[@carolinekoleycouturedesigns]

Hi from Hawaii

[@amandawalker3111]

Hi from UK

[@yocke222]

I’m from Somerset, Pennsylvania

[@janetgonzales9556]

Can you use a twin needles on a server machine?

[@floatinglotuswomenswellness]

Greetings from wee Isleton CA US, a short way south of Sacramento - my name is Beth. I'm considering a coverstitch machine and I'm wondering if it's right for me.

[@Thelaststitch]

Hello, I hoped the stream gave you the answer 😊 In general, if you sew stretchy knits regulary , the coverstitch will be a gamechanger, especiallyy for hemming and necklines. For other projects I think a sewing machine will suffice

[@sewwithliz4535]

Janome recently released a top coverhem machine the CPX3000 - 3 needles + topcover.

[@audreyh3809]

Hi Johanna, could you put the chat content in the published recording?

[@Thelaststitch]

Hello, not sure why the livechat isn't visible on the replay of this video because it's set up to be. I will look into why

[@Thelaststitch]

Hello, I checked on my laptop now and I can see the live chat, it should pop up on mobil apps too

[@audreyh3809]

@@Thelaststitch It is appearing now. Thanks 👍🙂

[@bhhunt4963]

Brother CV3559 is a top Coverstitch.

[@lindashearman7778]

Hi there from Tx

[@venturarealestate9918]

Hello! I'm looking for to surprise my wife with a coverstich machine for Christmas. She is an avid hobbyist creating flamenco skirts and outfits. She also makes us matching outfits for events. She already owns a sewing machine and a serger. Any advice on a brand and model would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[@ivonnequintero8058]

Hi from Miami

[@annelibillaudel7293]

Råkade ramla över denna kanal häromdagen. Funderar på en cover. Ska försöka kolla vad du gör och gjort. Från Vaxholm Sverige. Finns det översättning till svenska? 😵‍💫

[@vickilonghitano4821]

Hi from Vicki - Australia

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi how are yiu

[@elizabethhamer2425]

Liz from Minnesota

[@lotusluit313]

Len Tehupuring. Hello I''m from the Netherlands

[@debihunter4095]

Debi from Winnipeg Manitoba Canada

[@christiandavidsonlamore6301]

Hi Debi

[@cindykismarton9259]

Cv3550

[@bhhunt4963]

CV3550

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