COVERSTITCH MACHINE STITCHES | Janome CoverPro 1000CPX from Pink Castle Fabrics | SEWING REPORT
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Sewing and hemming knit fabrics is made easier with a coverstitch machine. In this video, I show you three ways to use this type of sewing machine - the chain stitch, top stitching, and hemming knits.
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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.
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I have the Janome 1000CPX also. For anyone suffering from skipped stitches, I highly recommend using wooly poly in the looper thread. It's magic.
Interesting use of the chain stitch in conjunction w/the coverstitch. I can see myself doing that.
As a relatively new 1000CPX owner, I appreciate any and all coverstitch videos.
Thanks so much! There aren't many, so I'm trying to play around with it and hopefully help other coverstitch machine users!
Could you do a video on setting tensions. I’m having a terrible time setting those tensions. I keep getting tunneling. Thanks.
Never thought about getting one of those machines. I have been sewing over 30 years and I have seen with jersey for years. You gave me something to think about. Thanks for the demonstration and info.
+Heather White I'd been interested in one for a while and an psyched to get the chance to try it out!
Thanks for this. I keep talking myself out of buying one but you are becoming my enabler !!
+Quiltygal They are nice to have and make hemming / top stitching easier. You can get by without one, but I do really like it!
pro tip: watch movies on Flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Melvin Reuben Yup, I've been using Flixzone} for since november myself :)
Your videos are great. Maybe you will get intrigued with the the binder, the binder plate and then all the generic attachments. It is fun to see that someone else sees all the potential in this machine, and has the time/motivation to figure it out.
+Sarah Forrester The binder would be fun to try, but it's not in my budget right now.
Your hair is lovely. Your tutorials are brilliant.
Really appreciate the hair confidence Bev - thanks!!!!!!
I also have the Janome 1000CPX, I would love to see more instructional videos as I have not used it a whole lot as of yet. One suggestion though, could you please sew on something light colored for future demonstrations, and use contrasting thread? It would make it a lot easier to see your actual work. I appreciate your videos and love your love of sewing- it is inspirational! THX
Thank you for watching!
I also use my coverstitch machine when replacing zippers in hoodie sweatshirts.
Cool! What's your process for that?
Ive got the blcs2 and use the chain stitch all the time for construction. That’s interesting that you use the looper tension at zero. I also think you mock flat Feld is genius.
Understandable. I had to save up three years, then bought the machine and the binder plate all at once. I did wait until I got 40% off accessories. Then the other binders and attachments I have are generic.
+Sarah Forrester That binder attachment is pretty pricey so baby steps...
Great tutorials. Did you know the other end of your needle threader has a hole for your needle to go in for easier inserting into the needle bar. This helps for way easier to tighten or loosen your needle. Hope this makes sense.
That's awesome! I think I remember seeing that was a function on it, but haven't tried it out yet.
Lovely video, thank you. My challenge is that with sheer, silky fabric, the two rows of stitches seem to pull together, sometimes even making a sort of tuck. Could it be the looper tension is too tight? Many thanks x
Im bit late to the h machine, i saw that you are using a very large cone of wooly nylon for the looper. I was wondering if you could tell me where to buy those lare cones. Thanks
Love your videos but can you give me a visual to how to use it as a sewing machine? Like which needle to take out? Your video doesn’t ahow
Will you be doing more demonstrations on the 1000cpx? I just purchased one and enjoy your videos!
Thank you! That machine was a loaner so I no longer have access to it, sorry!
Hi do you have any tips for going over seams? Eg shoulder seams etc. Thanks
Any advice on how to stop the machine from dragging at the start of a fairly bulky seam? Should my pressure be released as far as it will go?
So you're pulling and cutting your needle threads to tie off? If all three needles were threaded it would be all three strings?
Hoping I'd catch what your tension and other settings were at, I'm getting those skips. 😬
You sound like a news reporter. 😃
I do not have a cover stitch yet. I'd there a difference between the 1000 and the 2000?. I've read tons of reviews, and most have an issue with skipped stitches, what's the problem?
Yay another vid!
Thank you so much for all the support and kind words Vic!
I have trouble with threads breaking while sewing arctic fleece on my cover stitch. Do you have a solution for this?
Are other presser feet common to the ones you talk about? i.e. The clear foot etc.
I recently tried out the clear guide foot and it works very well! The feet can get a little pricey, but that one is $50 and you can take the center guide off and just use it as a transparent foot.
Do you have to trim the selvage after you hem? Seems like it would be hard to tell if your selvage is getting stitched or not.
No, I really didn't need to do that, I just lined up my hem to be in between or close to the edge of the stitching by holding it up to the machine before glue basting/pinning.
What were your settings for the chain stitch please?
One needle (can do either left or right) - specific settings would really depend on the fabric you're using - but I believe I had it on the factory defaults. The manual on page 18 recommends setting needle thread at 3, looper tension at 2, but test out scraps first.
First ...love the hair, this length suits u a lot ! So does blue definitely yr color .
Ok now I am a bit confused .. dumb question - why would u need a cover stitch machine if u have a serger pls ? And do u recommend this poly wolly thread for servers too ?
Love yr videos x
Thanks so much! Most serger can't do top stitching and hemming like a coverstitch can. Sergers are for finishing raw seam edges, while coverstitch machines are used for hemming and say - topstitching jeans or garments along seam lines with a neat double or triple stitch. If your serger has the option to remove the knife, some are multi-function but most are not. I've heard wooly nylon or stretch thread is also great to use in the serger loopers as well - especially for rolled hems. I've been wanting to try that for quite a while but haven't done it yet.
Sewing Report yes I can dislocate the knife on my serger and I did try the rolled hemm using normal thread on very lightweight cotton it turned out beautiful . I want to start sewing stretch fabric (mainly jersey fabrics not Lycra ) and I am fussy about hems and seam finishes so do u think I should consider investing in a coverstich machine . Would love yr opinion pls 🤗 tks so much x
If you sew a lot of knits, or plan to, and a coverstitch machine is in your budget - I think you'd get a lot of use out of it.
Sewing Report Tks 😋
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can i ask.
is this machine can use for normal sewing.
thank you.
i see have sale and planing to buy.
thank you
No, this is ONLY a coverstitch machine. It does not do regular sewing. If someone is watching this video and unsure of what a coverstitch machine is, I would not recommend purchasing one.
@@SewingReport thank you so much
Why would you use 3 vs 2 needles?
I'm more of a 2 needle person myself, but you could do 3 if you wanted more reinforced stitching or you just liked the look
Where do we buy these?
Definitely check out Pink Castle Fabrics!
Have you had any skip trouble on the Janome Cover Pro 1000CPX and if so how did you solve it?
It was a loaner from Pink Castle Fabrics, so I no longer have this machine. Didn't personally have trouble with skipped stitches, but have heard some others experienced that. Generally when sewing with thin or tricky knits, I prefer to use stretch needles and that helps not to skip.
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+SuperDuperKidsBlog So great talking with you. Will definitely check out a few of the kids' videos, although I think you should jump in with some appearances too Dad Reed!