Oh my goodness, so funny, your phone rang, up on the screen it said don’t answer your phone.....but my dogs both looked up and stared at me to go answer the phone! So funny, love these videos thank you.
You are just so much fun to watch. Great video! I especially liked to see you sew the really thick material at the end. My machine (not a bernina) sometimes already gets funny with 4 layers of cotton. I have been wanting a bernina for a long time. Oh well, maybe some day. Love all you do.
Great explanation of Bernina buttonholes. Bernina doesn't do a very good job explaining in the manual or their videos. Thank you so much for making this technique clearer. Just a note, the buttonhole placement is dependent on the size of the button. A very large button needs to be farther from the edge than 5/8th and smaller can be closer. Thanks for all u do to educate us sewers!
@@lesleydrury1240 you need to click on the link for the handout in this videos description. In that handout there is a link to the American Sewing Guilds article. Cheers.
Watched again. Really a good tutorial. I need some help though. The first bead sews fine (foot 3a) but will only sew half way up the second bead and tacks off, any suggestions as why it is doing this? Thank you for such an in-depth tutorial, it really is helpful. Gail
You may need to recalibrate the buttonhole. On some models you can do this yourself. Also make sure that your buttonhole foot slides and then snaps back automatically. Sometimes they stick without use. So massage it a little so it does this. Also try cleaning off the sensor that the bottom hole coding piece looks at. It gets dusty.
Hello! Thank you for your video, I have a question: you mentioned a couple of stabilisers but I couldn’t catch the name of one of them; it sounded like armaweb but I can’t find the product on the internet. Could you let me know the name of the product.
Hello i have a Bernina 1630 and I use the automatic buttonhole foot 3C. However I seem to get a perfect buttonhole but find the space in between the buttonhole is very narrow and hard to cut with the buttonhole knife and the stitches can be cut easily. I am making children's dresses with the bodice made from cotton layered twice with a fine interfacing in the middle. So how would I get a larger width in the middle of the BH. Do you think I can alter the tension at all? Nothing seems to work however Ive tried. Open for any suggestions please Doreen.
Great demo - thanks Gayle!
Thanks for an excellent tutorial. You are a gifted teacher. I do wish you were my dealer.
Your the greatest! So glad I found you. JR. Seguin, Texas
Oh my goodness, so funny, your phone rang, up on the screen it said don’t answer your phone.....but my dogs both looked up and stared at me to go answer the phone! So funny, love these videos thank you.
Thank you for being so adorable. You make it so much fun.
Your videos are the best. Love my Bernina!
Thank you! You solved my issue of
where to locate the yellow circle to measure my button on my 475QE!
Thank you for sharing, very helpful
The sales person kept calling it a "sewing computer" Ha ha that's right! thanks for the tutorial, the manual is hard to comprehend. Aurora 430.
You are just so much fun to watch. Great video! I especially liked to see you sew the really thick material at the end. My machine (not a bernina) sometimes already gets funny with 4 layers of cotton. I have been wanting a bernina for a long time. Oh well, maybe some day. Love all you do.
Great tutorial! Thank you! I got a B 590 about a month ago. Planning to try my hand at making shirts, so this is perfect timing. I also subscribed!
Would you ever consider doing a demo on the zipper foot sewing on vinyl? Love your videos. I have the B570QE.
Thank you!!! It was a very informative video!
thanks for this. I've had my 590 for almost 2 years but have not done any buttonholes. Thanks, I have a few garments waiting for buttonholes.
I always learn something here! Thank you for your videos! 😁🇨🇦
Thank you so much! Really nice video and exactly what I was looking for. Buttonholes in several Berninas. :)
Great explanation of Bernina buttonholes. Bernina doesn't do a very good job explaining in the manual or their videos. Thank you so much for making this technique clearer. Just a note, the buttonhole placement is dependent on the size of the button. A very large button needs to be farther from the edge than 5/8th and smaller can be closer. Thanks for all u do to educate us sewers!
Thanks for the comment, that’s why I included the the link to the Buttonhole placement article that goes in to more detail.
I don't see the placement article.
@@lesleydrury1240 you need to click on the link for the handout in this videos description. In that handout there is a link to the American Sewing Guilds article. Cheers.
Thx so much. The article really helped. U are providing a great educational service to sewers... thank you!
Thank you for this vid, so helpful.
Nice job! Thank you.
Thanks a lot!!!!
Watched again. Really a good tutorial. I need some help though. The first bead sews fine (foot 3a) but will only sew half way up the second bead and tacks off, any suggestions as why it is doing this? Thank you for such an in-depth tutorial, it really is helpful. Gail
You may need to recalibrate the buttonhole. On some models you can do this yourself. Also make sure that your buttonhole foot slides and then snaps back automatically. Sometimes they stick without use. So massage it a little so it does this. Also try cleaning off the sensor that the bottom hole coding piece looks at. It gets dusty.
Hello! Thank you for your video, I have a question: you mentioned a couple of stabilisers but I couldn’t catch the name of one of them; it sounded like armaweb but I can’t find the product on the internet. Could you let me know the name of the product.
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@@BERNINAofNaperville thank you for your quick response. Much appreciated from Diane in Sydney Australia
Hello i have a Bernina 1630 and I use the automatic buttonhole foot 3C. However I seem to get a perfect buttonhole but find the space in between the buttonhole is very narrow and hard to cut with the buttonhole knife and the stitches can be cut easily. I am making children's dresses with the bodice made from cotton layered twice with a fine interfacing in the middle. So how would I get a larger width in the middle of the BH. Do you think I can alter the tension at all? Nothing seems to work however Ive tried. Open for any suggestions please Doreen.
This is not a feature possible on the 1630. The new BERNINA 480, 570 and up models do this, but not their vintage machines.