You have saved my life! I got this machine a couple of days ago. Yesterday I tried to threaden it - but failed. Saw your film on RUclips in my bed and this morning I suceeded. Thankyou very much. 😊
Hello Becky, I haven’t seen your videos in a while and I’ve forgotten how much I enjoy watching you and appreciate the knowledge you bring to your viewers. Thank you.
I know this is a older tutorial but thank you ...thank you..... my hubby ordered this for me today at our local quilt store I am very excited and have saved your video to guide me along when I am ready ❤
I really hope Brother are paying you well for this concise video. My Airflow 3000 arrived today and I was instantly confused by which way the threads went through/around the thread tree. Too late in the day now but I’ll be keeping your video close to hand and be having a go myself tomorrow. Thank you so much for your no nonsense and clear information.
I bought the same serger and I am brand new at using one and your video is away better than the one by Angela Wolf on how this machine works. I am going to watch it again and again to practice using it. Still not sure what is used for but I thought it is good to have in my arsenal of power tools. Thank you so much for all your videos. They are always very helpful and I learn something every time.
Wow what a great video, you are a wonderful teacher. I am truly now considering the purchase of this machine. All because you made it seem doable. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Once again you have walked me through one of the many power tools! I have had an air-thread serger and I have always struggled with threading it. Your instruction was clear and concise. You are amazing!
Air threading has been such a game changer. I was so frustrated with my first serger I was ready to throw it thru the window. I now have a Baby Lock Triumph.
Great video, I just got my Brother Airflow 3000 Serger yesterday. I love it for the rolled hem!!!!!! Love adding a rolled hem edge on my ruffles for pillows and kitchen towels!!!!
There’s a lot of things you can do with a serger! I’ve had my old one for over 30 years and a year ago our quilt store was going out of business and giving away stuff and I won a Baby Lock Acclaim! I love it!
Thank you for showing how easy the machine is to thread the machine. Just purchased it today on sale. I told sew center you told us about big sale that you sold me on the machine.
I have a Babylock Imagine. It is old but works great. It has the same threading system as this machine. This is sew easy and sew is the Babylock Imagine. I bought a 1034d as an extra machine and had trouble threading it so it sits in a box😁If I didn't have the Imagine I would definitely buy this one. Great instructions, Becky, as usual.❤
Thank you Barbara! The Imagine is an amazing machine and you are so lucky to have it. I never thought I would be able to have an air threader until this machine. The 1034D is a workhorse and I've used it to make canvas boat covers of all things. There are may videos on RUclips on how to thread it so you might want to check them out. Or sell it? Then you can buy more fabric! Yay!
Appreciate the serger video. You went into a little more detail than other videos I’ve seen. Would love to see more serger basics videos. I’m very much interested in purchasing a serger. I’m leaning towards the one you have or a Babylock 8 thread machine.
Love these air threaders! I have an Evolution that air threads and I use it all the time now that I don't have to manually thread anymore! So many different stitch options and hems with a serger!
Started with a 20 year old 4 thread Baby Lock serger to learn. After I mastered the threading I stepped all the way up to an Evolution (to of the line at the time). Love ❤ the air threader!
I have a serger I've sewn with it but didn't make anything. It's all Greek to me, I've watched several different videos. I just can't grasp it. I don't even remember the brand, it's in storage. I can understand an embroidery machine & use it pretty well. The serger is just another world.
You are truly an excellent teacher! I loved this video!❤
You have saved my life! I got this machine a couple of days ago. Yesterday I tried to threaden it - but failed. Saw your film on RUclips in my bed and this morning I suceeded. Thankyou very much. 😊
Hello Becky, I haven’t seen your videos in a while and I’ve forgotten how much I enjoy watching you and appreciate the knowledge you bring to your viewers. Thank you.
I know this is a older tutorial but thank you ...thank you..... my hubby ordered this for me today at our local quilt store I am very excited and have saved your video to guide me along when I am ready ❤
I really hope Brother are paying you well for this concise video. My Airflow 3000 arrived today and I was instantly confused by which way the threads went through/around the thread tree. Too late in the day now but I’ll be keeping your video close to hand and be having a go myself tomorrow. Thank you so much for your no nonsense and clear information.
How is it going now? I am thinking of buying this machine but I'm a bit scared. Have you found it a good purchase? Hope you are well.
Bought this machine a month ago and your video is much better than the Brother tutorial videos! Thank you.
I bought the same serger and I am brand new at using one and your video is away better than the one by Angela Wolf on how this machine works. I am going to watch it again and again to practice using it. Still not sure what is used for but I thought it is good to have in my arsenal of power tools. Thank you so much for all your videos. They are always very helpful and I learn something every time.
Wow what a great video, you are a wonderful teacher. I am truly now considering the purchase of this machine. All because you made it seem doable. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Once again you have walked me through one of the many power tools! I have had an air-thread serger and I have always struggled with threading it. Your instruction was clear and concise. You are amazing!
Air threading has been such a game changer. I was so frustrated with my first serger I was ready to throw it thru the window. I now have a Baby Lock Triumph.
Great video, I just got my Brother Airflow 3000 Serger yesterday. I love it for the rolled hem!!!!!!
Love adding a rolled hem edge on my ruffles for pillows and kitchen towels!!!!
There’s a lot of things you can do with a serger! I’ve had my old one for over 30 years and a year ago our quilt store was going out of business and giving away stuff and I won a Baby Lock Acclaim! I love it!
Wow! Lucky You! Hope you've put it to good use!
you are hilarious! and your took the mystery out of the how do you thread that thing serger. The air flow is the only way to go!
Thank you for showing how easy the machine is to thread the machine. Just purchased it today on sale. I told sew center you told us about big sale that you sold me on the machine.
I’m so glad you got a good deal on it! You are going to love it!
I have an older Bernina serger which I need to thread. Fantastic air threader. Easy too.
Thanks for your video! I’m threading my new Brother 1800 and your tutorial is so helpful!
Very nice Serger, it looks easy to use too! But then its a Brother, I would expect nothing less, I love Allbrands and Brother
I have a Babylock Imagine.
It is old but works great. It has the same threading system as this machine. This is sew easy and sew is the Babylock Imagine.
I bought a 1034d as an extra machine and had trouble threading it so it sits in a box😁If I didn't have the Imagine I would definitely buy this one.
Great instructions, Becky, as usual.❤
Thank you Barbara! The Imagine is an amazing machine and you are so lucky to have it. I never thought I would be able to have an air threader until this machine. The 1034D is a workhorse and I've used it to make canvas boat covers of all things. There are may videos on RUclips on how to thread it so you might want to check them out. Or sell it? Then you can buy more fabric! Yay!
Babylock came out with this 30 years ago. Have had one every since. Love it
Love the needle threader
Appreciate the serger video. You went into a little more detail than other videos I’ve seen. Would love to see more serger basics videos. I’m very much interested in purchasing a serger. I’m leaning towards the one you have or a Babylock 8 thread machine.
Great video - very detailed. Fun to see a Brother machine with air threading!
Love these air threaders! I have an Evolution that air threads and I use it all the time now that I don't have to manually thread anymore! So many different stitch options and hems with a serger!
Started with a 20 year old 4 thread Baby Lock serger to learn. After I mastered the threading I stepped all the way up to an Evolution (to of the line at the time). Love ❤ the air threader!
I love your tutorials when you teach us something! This is the best tutorial I have seen on threading a serger! I do wish I had an Airflow!
This video is really helpful!!!
Really enjoyed watching your videos! and the technique you used are really great too! Love to see more videos from you. 🥰😍
Best video on this machine ever!!!!
Wow, thanks!
Wow so easy to thread compared to my 5 thread Singer!
Reasonably priced!.... Here in Scotland the best price I can find is £898... Long time till I can afford it lol
Thank you so much!!!! Great instructions!!!
This was very interesting, thanks for sharing.
I have a serger I've sewn with it but didn't make anything. It's all Greek to me, I've watched several different videos. I just can't grasp it. I don't even remember the brand, it's in storage. I can understand an embroidery machine & use it pretty well. The serger is just another world.
I'm sure you don't know how your cell phone or TV remote works either. LOL All you need to know is how to work it! Jump in!
Will this machine do a 2 thread flatlock stitch?
Do you have a review? Pros and cons?
SO NOW ARE YOU GOING TO DO EMBROIDERY VIDEOS ONE AND SERGER VIDEOS ANOTHER TIME?😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤🙇🙇🙇🙇😍😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Use a darker thread to demonstrate,please
I saw a airflow 3000 on a site for $40 dollar
You are too wordy! Just sho how to thread as your title states