That makes two of us...I have had the Huskylock 936, which converts to a coverstitch, for over two years, and I've not yet used it for CS. However, I really think now I'll use the Babylock CS, and keep the 936 set up for serging. After all, DH
*always* had multiple tools... ;-)Beverly
I found doing it that way I tended to snap threads on really stretchy knits.
Sounds fun, these are the ones you are making to go with some blue and white china, right?
The only guide on mine is an area with 6-8 lines to the right of the presser foot. I was making a 7/8" hem using the right pair of needles, and none of the marks were exactly right, so I put a strip of blue masking tape on the bed. Worked just fine.
Mine is a Babylock CS I bought on eBay a few years back. I may look for additional feet for it after I get *my* feet wet. ;-)
Beverly
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