COVERSTITCH MACHINE | Janome CoverPro 1000CPX from Pink Castle Fabrics | SEWING REPORT
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- Overview and demo for the Janome CoverPro 1000CPX coverstitch machine. What comes in the box? How do you use a coverstitch machine?
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Janome CoverPro 1000CPX coverstitch machine
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A coverstitch machine is essential for the sewist looking to achieve a professional finish. The CoverPro® 1000CPX's innovative design is based on the marriage of an industrial-style cover hem machine and a convenient home machine. The resulting union has produced a high-speed, long arm, heavy-duty cover hem machine that looks and operates like a sewing machine. With a wide trip cover hem stitch, exclusive free arm configuration, and Janome's Seam Tightening System™ (STS), the 1000CPX is the most advanced Cover Hem machine available.
Included In Box:
Needle Set
Screwdrivers
Tweezers
Needle Threader
Lint Brush
Accessory Box
Pink Castle Fabrics is a family business started by Brenda and Jason in February of 2011. At the beginning, "warehouse" was located in the basement of our home in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Brenda had just begun quilting, and had a hard time finding fabric she liked at prices that Jason liked. Pink Castle Fabrics opened their own brick and mortar location in June of 2013.
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I've been eyeing this machine for about a year. One of the most informative videos on this machine thus far. Thanks so much! I want it mainly for swimsuits. And now for everything else. 😊
Awesome!!!! It does a lot more than I initially thought! Coincidentally, I just picked up that Craftsy class on swimsuit sewing during the $10 Memorial Day sale! Maybe that will be a future video - appreciate the nice feedback!
Definitely check out Pink Castle Fabrics! Until August 1st there's a special offer - you can get a $50 gift card with the purchase of most sewing machines over $500. That means you could pretty much get that transparent center guide foot for free!
I'd love to see the swimsuit video. I'm aggressively hinting my hubby to get me one for my birthday!
I love that "aggressively hinting" - hehehehe.
Here's the Craftsy class on the swimsuit making I just got - I'm sure there will be another sale on it soon... www.craftsy.com/sewing/classes/sewing-swimsuits-the-supportive-one-piece/57191
I believe the diagram on the front right of machine is to select between heavyweight and lightweight fabric-not knit or woven as stated in the video. The manual directs the change in the differential feed dial to adjust for stretch factor.
This machine was under the tree this year ❤️ Thank you for this outstanding tutorial!!!
Merry Christmas!
@@SewingReport ,
Thank you. I just received a CoverPro 1000 CPX 2nd hand. This video told me more in the first 5 minutes than either of the classes I watched on Craftsy.
So so glad you found it helpful!
I've had a Coverstitch machine now for almost a year and I love it for finishing hems and doing decorative stitching. I made a t-shirt with lap over seams putting wooly nylon in the looper and it turned beautifully!
Isn't it a fabulous machine?
Another cool thing about that needle threader is that you can put your needle in the other end and use it to insert the needle into the machine. There is a flat side that fits the needle. That way you don't have to worry about dropping the needle down into the machine.
I've heard that before but haven't really needed it yet... :-)
Hey Jen! My daughter and I tie-dyed some T-shirts. My daughter was so excited about how they turned out, after we washed and dried them she put one on. Well, new puppy who likes to romp and play snagged the stitches on her new t-shirt. So now I’m dusting off my coverstitcher and I need the refresher🤭. I’m so glad I splurged and bought this machine! Hope you are doing well. 🧵
You did a great job in showing how to use the cover stitch. The close up camera work was excellent.
Just bought this machine. Thanks for the great video and helpful tips - I’ll be better prepared to use it when it comes in two days, so excited! I’m definitely checking out your other videos.
Unfortunately, I get lots of skipped stitches. I have been on multiple websites to help with this problem. On my practice, it never skips, but on an actual project, I get at least 1 skipped stitch. You give a fews more ideas to try and help with this, so I will try again. This is such a nice, durable heavy machine and I want it to work. When making children's clothes, it is an asset to have.
Your Looper might need adjustment had the same problem my husband very handy with sewing machines adjusted the Looper a bit and it works great.
Linda Schramm I have the same problem can you please tell me how ro adjust the looper?
the hunter start quilt behind you is beautiful
+Amy Matz Thank you!!!
I got my Janome CoverPro 1000CPX last week and right out of the box I fixed the hem on 6 of my daughter's summer pajamas (I'm having terrible luck with a double needle). It has been fabulous! I also made myself a nice top and used the machine to top stitch around the collar as well as hem the body and sleeves. I love this machine so much! I also don't find locking the threads very difficult. And yes, so much easier then my serger!!I haven't tried jersey yet, frankly that material scares me! Looking forward to more videos!!!
+greentree202 Wow check you out!!! I would really like to get that center guide foot for it - but hemming is super easy!!!
Thank u . Janome dealer didn’t know how to change tension, cutting, etx
Recently purchased the 2000cpx. I am in love!!!. So is to use. So easy to release the threads compared to my Brother 2340cv. The brother has been a good machine, but the Janome has the wide throat area and again the release of threads to remove your fabric is so easy.
The threads ARE super easy to release!!!!
Great idea about doing samples and making a book of the samples. Thanks!!
Linda Bridge
Excellent video! This is so helpful. Thank you.
Dry helpful for a new sewer
Thank you for doing such a detailed review of this Janome model of coverstitch machine. I have been looking at this model and the three thread, two needle 900 CPX
model. Not sure what the difference is except the thread and needle difference.
Awesome video, I have one of these and was terrified to use it , not anymore, who knew! Thanks again!!!!!
So glad it helped you Julie!
Thanks for your video. I am very exited about this machine. I had a Brother and it was very bad. I both it used and maybe that was the reason it didn't work write. When we got home last nigh. I try it the Janome 1000. Never made any changes on the settings and it worked just fine in all the samples. I own a Brother Serger ( I like it a lot). My sewing machine is a Destiny. I do a lot of sewing and machine embroidery. Having a machine that works properly is such a relaxation feeling.
Awesome that you have different makes! I'm also a fan of several different brands.
Janome coverstitch skips stitches. The Brother is actually better. if you need help with the vibration, put a mat under it. I use that shelf liner that's kind of spongy. it really keeps the machine in place
I've heard that from a few others, although I didn't experience it myself. The Janome was a loaner from Pink Castle Fabrics and it was fun to try out for a bit!
dindog, Which brother coverstitch do you have?
I changed to a needle for knits, Madeira thread, No more skipped stitches. I prefer the long arm on this machine, not found on most others.
You did an awesome job. Thank you so much
Great Review!
Glad it's not just me having difficulty with knit fabrics, really feel like I have to force it through. oh and I like using the "wrong" side loops for decorative seaming on Activewear.
Also, you don't need to tweezer pull & clip your threads if you sew off the edge of the fabric. 😉
Just wanted to demonstrate it for everybody to see how that works. I did use that for hemming since there's no edge to sew off.
Thank you for this very helpful review, I liked it a lot. I am from Brazil, I just bought this machine and needed those information.
Oi Beatriz, tbm sou do Brasil, gostaria muito de comprar uma máquina dessas. Mas não entendo nada do q ela fala
Vc pode me dizer, por favor, se essa máquina faz reta, overloque e Galoneira?
I have heard it skips stitches. Have you had any trouble with it? Do you think it is operator error? What do you think they did wrong?
Great review. I have that needle threader, I bought it when I bought my serger. I've tried multiple time to use that thing and I just can't get it through - LOL! A coverstitch machine is definitely on my list.
+NaturalDane The coverstitch is definitely making sewing easier! The needle threader is oddly handy. ✋
Great video... just a side note... please don't use wooly nylon.. it melts in the dryer.. I threw all of mine away... try polyarn instead.... hold up so much better.
Oh my, that is unfortunate!
Have you hemmed jeans yet? How does it do with them?
This video is hugely helpful! Thank you!
I thought she is Coolirpa in a second. LOL
+Joshin’ 😂
I was trying to decide between this janome and the brother coverstitch
While I've only tried the Janome and not the Brother, I've had great experiences with my Brother serger and the reviews seem very positive for the coverstitch machine.
Get a Jukie the brother is junk.I had one skipper stitches sent it back
I have been looking around at both Janome 1000($600 Amazon) and Janome 2000 (not sure how much)and Brother 3500 ($1400 in a sewing machine store) I can’t decide so lost and unsure.
@@meaghanlarsen1618 which one did you decide to get? And how is it?
Thank you for this very helpful review, I liked it a lot 😊
Really appreciate you watching!
Thank you for this video , you covered alot of questions i had for this particular item. I'm definitely going to purchase one ☝.
I wonder if you loosened the presser foot pressure if that would pucker less. I'll be hopefully trying mine out the end of next week!
The presser foot pressure is VERY loose there, I need to keep playing around with it! That's the thing, there aren't many resources on this machine so I'm going to try and do the work and figure it out! :-)
Sewing Report I bet you are having a blast playing with it! I'm so anxious to try mine once I get it!!! 🎉😃
Can you do regular sewing of seams on this machine or is it just a specialized machine?
There is a chain stitch on coverstitch machines that can be used as a "regular seam" and it's a durable one, so good for items where you want extra reinforcement.
I'm hemming everything.. it's no longer a pain! My looper thread looks weird though.. I'm not sure how to explain it but all the thread seems to be going to one side.
Try playing with the tension a bit on scrap fabric until it looks right
Sewing Report that's what I've been doing.. I'm just at a loss now. I'm wondering if it was broken when I bought it. They had it wrapped outside the box on a shelf. (Just the way they sell them in Kuwait)
Oh no, I hope you got an okay machine! Have you tried re-threading the whole thing? If it's still not going well - you could probably email Jason at Pink Castle Fabrics. He's knowledgeable about machines and may able to walk you through some things.
www.pinkcastlefabrics.com/pages/about-us
Yes I rethreded again and again. I'm taking it to the shop later today. It's a great machine despite everything still :)
How did everything work out with the machine?
Can we use the center guide foot and the plastic clear foot from our Serger instead of buying new ones? MY Serger is a Baby Lock.
+Bonniejean Pearson I am not sure if the feet are interchangeable between brands. Get in touch with Pink Castle Fabrics - they can walk you through!
How about a few how to videos? Like maybe napkins or quick pillow cases.
+Jeanie Smith You're in luck, in a few weeks I've got a tea towel video coming out... Will definitely try and make some how-to's in the future!
Pleaseeeeeeeee tell me what settings you use for brushed poly knit, quilting cotton, jersey knit and cotton Lycra
How you tie your stitches at the beginning If you are not sewing a tubular piece?
Can you make a video showing your finished projects?
+belinda Coba I do have quite a few under my playlist Handmade Wardrobe. I'm not able to make nearly as much as I'd like though! I'm a rather slow seamstress! 😊
Thank you for this review. There is another cover stitch machine Elna easy cover stitch that I hope you can provided review report soon.
Hey I probably won't be reviewing other cover stitch machines in the near future, unfortunately I'm not able to buy every one available! Thanks for watching.
do you know why the back stitches (chained one) jumps?
I hate this machine but I need it 😅
I just took a job at a place where I can do all these kind of things, practice makes perfect right?
That sounds awesome - you get to sew all day???
Yes I do, first well start with the basics. And after that I'll get to the more advanced stuff, I am gonna have to learn how to make a nice design art.
SWWWWEEEEEETTTTTT!!!!!
hola, estoy decidiendome por una brother cv3550 y esta que tambien la veo muy buena. como te va hasta ahora? que tal te trabaja? saludos desde Perú
Could you tell me the difference between the 1000 model and the 900.....besides the price? Thank you.
+darceen Swartz Main difference is that 900 is 2 needle, 1000 is 3 needle. Full disclosure: I have not used the 900.
If you could show the stitches a bit closer, it would be very helpful. Thanks.
Great video. Could you show your sample of stitches a little closer to the camera and for a few seconds longer. It’s hard to see. Thx.
What is the benefit of using the wooly thread in looper. I'm purchasing this model. I have never used a cover stitch machine.
Let me see if I can explain it... Using wooly nylon allows more stretch in your garment as it's a textured thread. If you look closely at it, it reminds you of yarn-like fibers. It's used a lot with knit fabric (jersey fabric, poly spandex fabric, Lycra fabric, etc.). It's also used in your loppers on serger machines. It's can be challenging to thread sometimes but you'll love the results!
@@armilton01 thank you. I enjoy watching your channel. I learn so much. Ths video has alot of good information about using cover stitch.
@@Kakes6817 you are welcome! However, I'm not affiliated with this channel. 🙂 Just a lover of sewing!
pleaase i news help.
Im sewing with 2 needles on the 2 licras plus The elastic.. And The thread breaks anytime i go over The joints
do YOU Think that a domestic Cover stich machine is suitable forse this thicknesses?
Can You suggest me some tensions numbers, differential And some other tip for this purpose?
Im loosing My Kind. ..
machine is NECCHI C4
NEEDLES STRECH 90
TRHEADS are 100%poliestere all over
It sounds like you might have some tension issues or maybe using the wrong needle size - depending on how thick your thread is. I've never sewn on a Necchi, but I would do this on scrap fabric and keep playing with different settings. It would be difficult for me to give a recommendation because it will be unique for every situation. If you're using a twin needle, I have not had great luck with those myself.
Sewing Report i Tried any Kind of adjustment ,needle, And thread.
I Came To The conclusion that a domestic Cover stich machine of 300dollar Cannot sew properly on a thick layer such as rubber elastic plus 2layers of lycra.
Im sad
Giuseppa Laezza You probably have sorted it out, but when going near the thicker part I raise the presser foot and put a small piece of folded fabric behind the needles, so that the presser foot is at the same level of the thicker part and I sew very slowly to avoid breaking threads or skipping stitches..
Can I just use it as three thread?
You have a lot of options here - can do a chain stitch (2 threads), double coverstitch (3 threads) or triple coverstitch (4 threads). Very easy to switch out!
Hi just trying to justify getting another machine 😉 after your demo, I'm a huge leap closer... can I ask what you used to iron the hem down before stitching, it looks stretchy and 25mm wide, and does it wash out? Thanks for your vid
May I ask if it can make something similar to a straight stitch with only one needle?
There is a chain stitch with one needle!
I want to make cycling caps with it and to put the body and the bill together, a straight stitch is required
Thanks for your reply! Is a chain stitch common in cover stitch machines? Also, have you reviewed the janome cover pro 2000? Again, thanks for your video and reply :)
I have not used the 2000, but they do all seem to have the chain stitch.
I want a machine that does overlock for stretchy knits, but I also want a coverstitch for that pro hem look. Can I use a coverstitch machine as an overlock for seams & such?
You didn't say what your differential was set at?
That will be highly dependent on your fabric. I usually start off around 1.5 using a test scrap and see how that goes, and adjust accordingly.
I'm curious about the needle info. I purchase Schmetz needles in bulk from a vendor on Amazon. I hope I can use them. 😰
You do need to purchase these specific needles for overlock/serger machines ELx705.
Sewing Report I purchased 100 stretch needles. I'm able to use them on my serger and my sewing machine so at least they won't go to waste. 😅
That's good you can use them! The only place I was able to find stretch needles for ELx705 was from Wawak sewing supplies. Haven't tried them out though... still using the needles that came in the box!
Sewing Report it looks like the needles are lasting a good while! The thread has diminished a bit!😊 I hope after all of your experimentations that you are able to keep the machine! I'm enjoying all that you are sharing here. Thank you!!!
I purchase all my sewing supplies and needles from WAWAK. Great wholesale company and great prices. Cheaper than Amazon or other places I have looked.
Do you do any reports on the janome coverstitch 2000 cpx? That's the one I just ordered from my dealer. Don't have it yet but soon
Sorry, no
Watch Glenda on Sure-Fit Designs. She has many videos on the coverstitch 2000
Just bough a Jukie 1500 cover stitch love mine.You need to put the needles down before you actually sewv
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Did you really love this machine?
It was a loaner but I did like sewing with it and found it pretty easy to use. There are certainly other makes as well, so if you can - try them out in person since it is a pricier item
Sewing Report thank you
Where I live in Lansing MI, the first store had only a $1400 brother coverstitch. So I need to look around some more