How to Secure Coverstitch Seams | 3 methods that stops threads from unraveling

How to secure coverstitch seams and threads properly It's common to have threads unravelling when first starting out using the coverstitch machine. To keep the stitch from unravelling, you need to secure them properly and in this video, I show you how. Explore all my guides to coverstitching ➡️ Get started with coverstitching https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYLu6Y2YN78XKEgKs59Lw3_1cPHZ6GGi9 🔍 Fix problems with your coverstitch machine https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYLu6Y2YN78WgAYjuylTcq2-ecOZofSni ⚙️ Reviews of coverstitch machines and accessories https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYLu6Y2YN78XgQEjpM8NXccHrl9WE5Etv 📘Want to learn even more? Get my book Master the Coverstitch Machine https://www.thelaststitch.com/master-the-coverstitch-book 📖 Want to start with something free? Download My Free Troubleshooting Guide https://www.thelaststitch.com/coverstitch-troubleshooting-guide 🌐And check out all my coverstitching tutorials on my blog: https://www.thelaststitch.com/category/coverstitch ✂️ Shop my sewing books and patterns https://shop.thelaststitch.com/ 📘 Order my latest book Master the Coverstitch Machine https://www.thelaststitch.com/master-the-coverstitch-book/ 🏃‍♀️ Get my book Sewing Activewear http://www.thelaststitch.com/sewingactivewear ✂️ Shop my favourite sewing tools https://www.amazon.com/shop/thelaststitch ✂️Find me on the Internet✂️ My blog: http://www.thelaststitch.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/laststitch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/laststitchsew/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.se/thelaststitchsew/ Option 1 Secure the threads by using the pull method. Sew the last stitch using the handwheel and then stop at the highest needlepoint. Lift the presser foot Use a crochet hook or tweezers to pull the needle thread towards you Clip the thread Pull the fabric towards the back and then to the left This will pull the needle threads to the reverse side and secure the stitch. You might need to try this a few times. Don't release the thread/tension by moving the needle down until you hear a click and then up (which is the normal way and what the manual will suggest) Instead sew a full stitch by hand and then pull! Option 2 Release the threads and attach them by hand. Lower the needle using the handwheel until you hear a click. Then lift the needles again, by turning the handwheel in the opposite direction. This will release the threads Pinch the threads between the thumb and index finger and pull northwest. Pull the threads on the reverse side using a needle and secure by hand. Option 3 Sew over the hem If you are sewing on the flat and will close the side seams after hemming, you can just sew the seam over the edges and this will often be enough For extra safety and to avoid the seam allowance from flipping back and forth stitch down Amazon Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases that are disclosed as Amazon affiliate links.