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the_janome_2000_cpx [2015/06/02 10:15]
hilde_beerens [Getting over those humps]
the_janome_2000_cpx [2015/06/03 00:13]
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 The manual recommends switching to TIGHT when skipped stitches are occurring. Generally speaking the TIGHT setting seems best with heavier fabrics and multiple layers. The SOFT setting seems better suited to lightweight fabrics, to avoid tunnelling when hemming with the left needle piercing only one layer of fabric and when using polyester or woolly nylon stretch thread in the looper. The manual recommends switching to TIGHT when skipped stitches are occurring. Generally speaking the TIGHT setting seems best with heavier fabrics and multiple layers. The SOFT setting seems better suited to lightweight fabrics, to avoid tunnelling when hemming with the left needle piercing only one layer of fabric and when using polyester or woolly nylon stretch thread in the looper.
  
 +Unless stated otherwise, my pressure foot knob is set at 10.5 millimetres or 13/32" above the machine.
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 ===== Hemming average cotton lycra/​elastane knits ===== ===== Hemming average cotton lycra/​elastane knits =====
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 ===== Reverse coverstitching hems ===== ===== Reverse coverstitching hems =====
  
-You may want to check out more about reverse stitching hems [[Hemming#​Preparing for reverse stitching|here]]. When I reverse stitch a hem, both needles go through the same number of layers and for the next sample I used these+You may want to check out more about preparing for reverse stitching hems [[Hemming#​Preparing for reverse stitching|here]] ​first. When I reverse stitch a hem, both needles go through the same number of layers and for the next sample I used these
  
 SETTINGS for the Janome Cover Pro: SETTINGS for the Janome Cover Pro:
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 Needles left 5  right 4 Needles left 5  right 4
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 Looper 1.5 Looper 1.5
  
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 Stitch length 3 and a bit Stitch length 3 and a bit
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 To be honest, I have been sewing my hems on my Babylock Coverstitch for years without much snipping and I seldom worry about perfectly wrapping the edge of the hem. So far I have avoided testing settings for the needles by stitching a few millimeters away from the edge like [[Hemming#​Avoiding tunnelling|this]]. But it is always nice to have options. Or is it? As they say in French: "​l'​embarras du choix!"​ I am now facing the burden of choice. ;-) To be honest, I have been sewing my hems on my Babylock Coverstitch for years without much snipping and I seldom worry about perfectly wrapping the edge of the hem. So far I have avoided testing settings for the needles by stitching a few millimeters away from the edge like [[Hemming#​Avoiding tunnelling|this]]. But it is always nice to have options. Or is it? As they say in French: "​l'​embarras du choix!"​ I am now facing the burden of choice. ;-)
  
- +If you have questions, suggestions or need help with choosingplease join us at https://www.facebook.com/​groups/​Hilde.Coverstitch/​
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-When reverse coverstitching hems with all needles piercing 2 layers of fabricI use the TIGHT setting with all purpose thread in the looperI have not tried reverse stitching with stretch thread because I don't like the way it tends to hook into things +
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