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Coverstitch Tips and Techniques a compilation
Deepika   Intermediate MA USA Member since 2001 Posts: 10447 Founder	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 2/1/09 11:30 PM Hi all, I thought it might make sense to create a topic with links to other coverstitch tutorials/tips/techniques. We can then pin this topic. I propose to add the links to the first post, so if you have any links, feel free to add them here and I'll move them to the first post. I'll keep updating it as I find more links. Binding --------- - Binding a V neck using the binder attachment - Binding with one shoulder unstitched - Binder Set up - How to ensure that the binding strip is feeding smoothly in the binder so there are no wrinkles in the body of the top. Hemming ------------ - Aligning Coverstitch with Hem (basting required) - The Lazy Hem (No basting required but a little bit of practice) - Coverstitching on Serged Seams - Coverstitching in the Round Coverstitch for Decorative Stitching ----------------------------------------- - Baby Blanket Edging with variegated wooly nylon in the looper - Debbie Cook's Examples of Coverstitching - Chainstitch Smocking - Creating Ruffles with a Coverstitch Casings --------- - Elastic Gathering Foot for Casings General Resources --------------------- - Debbie Cook's page on coverstitching - Undoing a Coverstitch - Free CoverPro Projects at Janome -- Edited on 2/5/09 2:39 PM -- -- Edited on 2/19/09 8:25 AM -- ------ - Deepika Founder, PatternReview.com Blog: http://www.deepikablogs.com
Sew Nanny   Intermediate MS USA Member since 2006 Posts: 423	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/3/09 11:41 AM This isn't a tutorial, but I guess you could consider it a tip. I'm in the middle of making a very simple baby blanket with a yard of fleece. To hem the edges, I turned under an inch on each edge. My machine is a Janome 1000CP and I used the three-needle set-up with varigated Woolly Nylon in the looper. Stitching from the wrong side, the coverstitch makes a decorative stitch on the right side. Here's a PICTURE. I bought the center guide clear view foot and love it. Another PR member gave the tip of removing the guide so that this foot acts as a regular clear foot. It works and saves you the expense of buying that extra foot. The attachments for this machine are not cheap! ------ Bernina 830LE, Bernina 630E, Bernina 1300MDC
Nancy K Advanced USA Member since 2004 Posts: 6914	Login to reply to this post In reply to Deepika Like this post Date: 2/3/09 1:36 PM Gee does this have anything to do with your new purchase? I am assuming that you bought it this weekend. This is a terrific idea, thanks. ------ www.nancyksews.blogspot.com
notimetowork Beginner UNITED KINGDOM Member since 2005 Posts: 53	Login to reply to this post In reply to Sew Nanny Like this post Date: 2/22/09 1:16 PM Patricia, I love the stitching on your baby blanket! Anne
Betsy C Member since 2009 Posts: 3	Login to reply to this post In reply to Sew Nanny Like this post Date: 3/22/09 8:44 PM I love the baby blanket stich. Where can you buy different feet for this machine. I am not having any luck. Thanks Betsy
nancy2001   Advanced AL USA Member since 2005 Posts: 5224	Login to reply to this post In reply to Betsy C Like this post Date: 3/23/09 7:15 AM Kevin at Ken's Sewing (1-877-KENSSEW) has the best prices for Coverpro accessories. If you order the Center Guide Foot, which is excellent for topstitching seams, you must clearly specifiy whether you have the 900 or 1000 because the feet are different for each model. ------ The essence of life is statistical improbability on a colossal scale. Richard Dawkins
Sew Nanny   Intermediate MS USA Member since 2006 Posts: 423	Login to reply to this post In reply to Betsy C Like this post Date: 3/23/09 8:15 AM Quote: Betsy C I love the baby blanket stich. Where can you buy different feet for this machine. I am not having any luck. Thanks Betsy Nancy is right about Ken's Sewing Center. It's about an hour and a half drive from me and I buy all my machines and accessories from them. I just ordered the white extension table for my coverpro from them last week. It is a special order and will take a little longer to get here, but at least they know what you are talking about when you ask them about extra feet and accessories for this machine. The only other Janome dealer near where I live doesn't have a clue. ------ Bernina 830LE, Bernina 630E, Bernina 1300MDC
nancy2001   Advanced AL USA Member since 2005 Posts: 5224	Login to reply to this post In reply to Sew Nanny Like this post Date: 3/23/09 8:38 AM Patricia, my guess is that Kevin simply sold out of the white extension tables. I ordered one from him less than three weeks ago and received it a couple of days after I placed my order. ------ The essence of life is statistical improbability on a colossal scale. Richard Dawkins
m/m   Intermediate NJ USA Member since 2005 Posts: 271	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/23/09 5:27 PM Probably Ken's just was swamped by orders from PR sewists! I ordered a white extension table from them last week and they said that they were out of stock and would have to order one for me.
Betsy C Member since 2009 Posts: 3	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/23/09 10:28 PM Thanks for all the info. I will give him a call. What accesories do I need right away? I have read about the clear cover foot and then taking the middle out (did I get that right?) then buying the binder foot that goes with it and then I can buy some after market brands of binders. I am still learning, and have so far to go.......I do love the machine......esp the stitch you used on the baby blanket. I am expecting my 4th grandchild in Sept., and still sewing for my 1 y/o gd, 9y/o gd and 15 y/o gs who doesn't want anything...

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