🧵 Janome Cover Pro II Cover Stitch Machine Review

later the village figured out the instructions EVERYTHING WORKS, I will continue to work with the instructions, thank you. Its pros: Delivery on time, I opened it, looked in the net, everything is fine, I paid with a card. Some cons: I wanted to turn on the courier to see. no mark in the warranty card very sorry

A automobile of appalling quality. Dropped stitches - on the accountable line, you'll get an A+. Fabric distortion and stitch skipping occur at seam intersections; pressing down on the foot does not remedy the problem. This machine is best suited for sewing heavier knits like flannel and jersey. The saddest part, though, is that I have not been able to locate a bright expert in Kharkov who would be willing to modify such a machine. Today, a seven-hour transit of the master yielded no useful…

a fairly reliable equipment that has been helping to mend garments in the studio on a consistent basis for at least three years. It is true that this can result in gaps that need to be filled in. But! I knit and crochet on it, as well as make sweaters, swimsuits, jersey, and linen knitwear. It is fairly unusual for there to be leaks at thickenings as well as at the beginning of seams. I discovered how to decrease them through a process of trial and error. She only needed a few short months to…

I chose a "knitwear" for a long time, and this one satisfies the "price-quality" criteria; sometimes it saves about skips; on thickenings - increase the width of the stitch or lightly press the foot on the thickness with your finger; at work, the tricked Pfaf-tormented and not only with passes; capricious horribly; it doesn't make any sense to compare it to an industrial one, because whoever s

I need to get to know her since I have been sewing for three years and have sent a lot of knitwear—not just for kids, but also for myself, my husband, and my kids—as gifts. I was astonished by the overwhelming number of negative reviews. Look and stitch flawlessly.

I finally sold it, so I can safely write the truth. Money down the drain. In operation for several years. Carried to the master. He said that household stitchers are very capricious, they do not have adjustments. The maximum that can be squeezed out is differential adjustment. If you sew 1-2 things for yourself a month, then you can dance dances with tambourines over it. The main jamb is skipping stitches. There is practically no fabric conveyor on it. Those two thin slats with teeth are not a…

The machine sewing process is much easier. I advise everyone. Working with knitwear is now just a pleasure . Some pros: I liked that the machine is very convenient and easy to fill, it is easier to handle than with an overlock, plus it is not noisy, as many write. Cons: The only thing that is inconvenient for me is that there is no automatic threading, but for such a price you can put up with it.

Pros: Cheap price, the ability to purchase a large number of paws, snails and guides. With its cons. Sometimes there are gaps, especially at the difference in thicknesses.

later the village figured out the instructions EVERYTHING WORKS, I will continue to work with the instructions, thank you.

She sews everything. You just need to be able to rearrange the needles and do the right tension. If someone’s hands are not sharpened, then excuse me. You need to be friends with the machine.

For a long time I suffered with this rasposhivalka. I read forums and reviews, endlessly changed needles, threads, fabrics. It seems that she began to sew well, but . everything is somehow imperfect. I just despaired of "making friends" with this machine . Until I read the advice: use needles marked EL (yes, in fact, it is indicated in the instructions, but there are many, many reviews that, they say, they sew with any - and everything is fine) . As soon as I began to put these needles…