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Stacked Coverstitch
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2022
- Watch this Serger Tip Clip to discover how to create your own stacked coverstitch! This is a fantastic stitch for surface embellishment on any type of project whether it’s a garment, tablet case cover, home dec, or quilting. It’s really not a hard stitch to get great results!!
In this Tip Clip I am showing my Serge It Tablet Case pattern created with Kaffe Fassett fabric!
Serge it Tablet Case Pattern » www.gailpatric...
This is unique, I would never have thought to stack stitches like this....I really like how they turned out!
I love the Stacked Coverstitch too. It's a very dimensional surface embellishment. Thanks for watching-glad you like it!
So cool, with the all the regular sewing machine stitch combos, it is nice to use the serger for an even more punch!
Hi Candice, You're right. The Stacked Coverstitch adds a lot of texture and dimension for surface embellishment. It's a perfect "frame" around sewing machine decorative stitches and/or embroidery motifs. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
@@GailPatriceDesign Thanks for pushing the limits/out of the boring box applications ;)
Fabulous!
Hi Amy, he Stacked Coverstitch is really beautiful and very dimensional too. Glad you like it and thanks for watching!
Wow... that is a really beautiful technique! Thank you so much for the terrific demo 💕
Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips Kim!
Your techniques inspire me to try different things on both the serger and the sewing machine. Thanks Gail!
Hi Terry, That makes me very happy. I love hearing that sewists branch out and experiment with new techniques. Thanks for watching!
Oh wow! This is a new level to cover stitching fantastic 👍
Glad you like like it and thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Amazing! Thank you xx
Thanks for watching, Sue and I hope you try out the Stacked Coverstitch on a project. It's a beautiful embellishment.
Brilliant, Gail! Thank you for sharing your creativity!
You’re welcome Libby-thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Gail, I just love this idea!! Just took your 2 day class at Kramer’s Sew & Vac in Montgomery, OH!! It was a pleasure to meet you and to learn so much from you about the L890!! You prob don’t remember me, but I sat front and center with Margaret. You ate lunch with us. I follow you all the time. I will be in touch!! So busy like you!! Thank you for everything!! Wonderful teacher!!
Hi Arlene, Kramer's was a super fun event. Everyone in the class was great and what a lovely store! Glad you liked the Stacked Coverstitch. Not only is it beautiful, but it's pretty easy too-win win! Thanks for following me and watching Serger Tip Clips! (I remember you!)
Your ideas just get better and better! Thanks for sharing 🥳
Hi Jolene, so many ideas just come from experimenting and varying settings. Glad you like the stacked Coverstitch. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
This is very exciting to see. Thanks for sharing your wonderful creativity with us, Gail!
You're welcome, Faye. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
You are so creative! Beautiful stitches! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Mary Jo. Now you can embellish with this stitch too! Thanks for watching.
Great meeting you at Extravaganza
Great meeting you too Dawn and thanks for attending!
Wow I can't wait to try this technique, Gail. So nice.
Hi Lisa, It's a beautiful stitch that adds lovely dimension to surface embellishments. Send me pics of your stitching. I love seeing everyone's creations. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Very easy to follow. Beautiful results.
I love it too-thanks for watching!
This is a beautiful idea. Thanks for sharing!
And it's super easy, Tami. Thanks for watching!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
You are so creative. I can’t wait to try this.
Hi Betty, Keep me posted and thanks for watching!
Love this Gail! Endless possibilities! I’m putting this in my to do list. Thanks!
Send a pic or your stitching and thanks for watching!
I love this. Your making me really want to get acquainted with my Triumph
It's a beautiful technique and your Triumph will do a great job! Use a clear foot for accuracy.
Incredible work! I never knew this was possible on a coverstitch 😮
Hi, it’s amazing how thick decorative thread can totally change the look of a utility stitch. Thanks for watching!
Gale, I am getting more familiar with my L890, and I loved this video because I tried the CS with chain and I want to use it on fabric for quilting as in sewing the blocks together. Love you, keep learning, you are such an inspiration. Thank you so much and I missed you in Mifflinburg, pa this year.
Hi Esperanza, glad you love the Stacked Coverstitch too. It’s a great way to embellish almost any project. I had a prior commitment that overlapped with the event at Hoover’s but happy you were able to attend. I heard it was fun. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Thanks for a great video! I plan to use this on a T-shirt blanket I'm making with serger and coverstitch
Hi Joan, it’s very easy and it’s my new favorite stitch. Send a pic of your blanket when you finish. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
I love this and can’t wait to try it 🤩
Hi Nan, you’ll love it even more when you see how much dimension it adds to your quilts and all types of projects. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
Fabulous class. I am using this technique on a table runner for Thanksgiving. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips Jaynelle. I’d love to see a pic and post it with your permission.
I really have enjoyed working on this table runner which is your pattern apparently and making it my own with your stack stitching. I have some pictures but I’m not sure how to post them. You’re welcome to share them with others. The one thing I would do differently is I don’t think my thread was thick enough for the stacking because it looks lighter than yours.
@@jaynellestichler7090 thanks for replying Jaynelle. For the stacked coverstitch I use mostly 12 wt. threads and 8 wt rayon thread. WonderFil has a terrific selection, but there are other brands that are great also. You can send pics directly to my email: gail@gailpatrice.com. And thanks again for allowing me to post them. Your runner will be a lovely holiday addition!
Very cool
It is very cool, Sharon. Thanks for watching.
This is hard for me because I am a beginner moving into may be a lower intermediate category. But I have tried it and I do see how it is some thing you have to work at, but it is well worth the finished product. Just as a suggestion, in the intro of your stitch clip, you show a black bag with multiple different threads and stitches and ribbons. I’m wondering if there is a pattern that I can buy for that.? Thank you so much for sharing your brilliant and expressive/creative insight and for sharing it with everyone! You are an amazing Artisan
Hi Marion Rose, Here is the link for the Tablet Case pattern: www.gailpatrice.com/product-page/zipper-tablet-case-pattern. The center panel features the "stacked coverstitch" that looks like ribbon, but it's actually a serger stitch. Here's the link to my Tip clip on how to do it: ua-cam.com/video/lYjdOSge62Q/v-deo.html. Glad you are finding inspiration and please feel free to ask questions as you are learning. I'll be happy to hear from you. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful technique! Do you have a tip for keeping the two ends of the cradle together as you feed it into the air threader? Please advise.
I haven't ever had a problem keeping the ends together, but you could give them a twist around each other and that might help. Glad you like the technique. It's really beautiful as a dimensional stitch. Thanks for watching Serger Tip Clips!
@@GailPatriceDesign lt must be our northwest New Mexico dry climate. I had a lot of skipped stitches in my stitch out of the second run, stitch #24, coverstitch narrow RN, with two 12 wt Spaghetti strands. I didn't think my curves were too sharp. Is there any other reason for skipped stitches? My sewing speed was 600 spm.
@@joedoe6718 Hi Alberta, Are you using fresh ELx 705 needles? Also for lighter weight fabrics, definitely use a fusible interfacing to keep the fabric smooth. You could also try a different weight needle-either 90/14 or 80/12 (whichever is different from those you were using. Let me know if any of these suggestions are helpful. Will wait to hear from you and thanks.
Hi Gail, How do you finish the ends of your wired ribbons?
Hi Lisa, I cut the ribbon ends on a 45° angle and leave them as is. The wire never slides out and the edges won't fray. But if the ribbon is polyester, you can "melt" the edge with a lighter to seal it. Hope that helps but let me know if you have more questions. Thanks for watching!
But if you are doing the wired ribbon out of fabric then how do you finish them off?@@GailPatriceDesign
Hi Lisa, You can do the same technique. If the ribbon end is cut on the bias (45° angle), it won't fray. You could also run a thin line of Fray Check along the bottom edges for extra insurance. Let me know if I'm understanding your question correctly and thanks!@@lisacowan2685
Gail I am trying the chain stitch on top of the 2 thread wide coverstitch and it stops stitching the chain stich after about an inch. What could be wrong?
Hi Diane, Can you send me a pic with all of your stitch settings? Maybe stitch length is too short but I can troubleshoot more accurately with a pic of the stitch and settings. Thanks!
@@GailPatriceDesign I used your recommendations. I have a pfaff coverlock 4.0
How can I send you a picture of stitches?
@@dianebeal4216 gail@gailpatrice.com
It looks like a straight line it works, but I was trying to do waves and circles.