This was very useful! I especially liked your explanation if how to fit it to my machine. I love the way Bernina dealers help each others clients. We are full-time RVers, so we get to meet lots of you across the country! See you when we see you!.
Thank you for the detailed explanation on how to attach the binder. I used the Bernina instruction manual and I had creases and waves. First time after adjusting to your method and the binding was perfect. 🥰
Thank you for the video! I'm convinced - it's worth the investment! Does it work with any thickness? Many of the quilts I make are backed with a fleece or minky.
You're welcome, Randi! Yes, the binder is an awesome accessory. There is a limit to the thickness that you can bind but I think you'll be fine with quilting cotton on one side and fleece or minky on the back. The fleece and minky are stretchy so it would be a good idea to stabilize and compress the edges with a zig zag stitch before running though the binder. Enjoy!
Excellent video! I just received my attachment today and it doesn't fit! I have a Bernina 570 Qe and I followed your instructions but my whole stitch plate and base move with every stitch.... Is the arm that swings out (that you feed the binding through) supposed to be loose or tight? Thank you!
Thanks, Jamie! BERNINA makes only one size binder so it's definitely made to fit your 570 QE. The base plate will not move when screwed to the bed of your machine. The arm never locks in place but has enough resistance to avoid moving with every stitch when the binder is properly adjusted. You can see how stable the arm of the binder is at 10:15 and again at 11:50 in the video. Could it be that the curled portion of your binder is still getting caught on or under the toe of your presser foot as seen at about 3:10 in the video? I suggest that you go through the video again to be sure that your binder is properly fitted to your machine. You can consult with your dealer if you're still having problems after that. I've sold 100's of binders and never found a faulty one but there's still a slim possibility that yours has a defect.
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This video is amazing. Way more helpful than the booklet. Thank you so much.
Thanks for saying so, Michael!
This was very useful! I especially liked your explanation if how to fit it to my machine. I love the way Bernina dealers help each others clients. We are full-time RVers, so we get to meet lots of you across the country! See you when we see you!.
Looking forward to meeting you someday!
Thank you for the detailed explanation on how to attach the binder. I used the Bernina instruction manual and I had creases and waves. First time after adjusting to your method and the binding was perfect. 🥰
Yay! Glad it's working for you now. Thanks for the feedback!
I know I am a little late to the party, but this video is extremely helpful! Thank you so much!
It's never too late to get started with your binder! I'm glad the video helped. You're going to love it!
I'm delighted that you like the video, Catherine. Hope the other videos help expand your BERNINA Binder horizons!
Good job.. works great!
Thanks, Elle!
Thank you for the video! I'm convinced - it's worth the investment! Does it work with any thickness? Many of the quilts I make are backed with a fleece or minky.
You're welcome, Randi! Yes, the binder is an awesome accessory. There is a limit to the thickness that you can bind but I think you'll be fine with quilting cotton on one side and fleece or minky on the back. The fleece and minky are stretchy so it would be a good idea to stabilize and compress the edges with a zig zag stitch before running though the binder. Enjoy!
Excellent excellent video and explanation. Thank you for teaching!!! I will look at all your videos!
Awesome, thank you!
Excellent video! I just received my attachment today and it doesn't fit! I have a Bernina 570 Qe and I followed your instructions but my whole stitch plate and base move with every stitch.... Is the arm that swings out (that you feed the binding through) supposed to be loose or tight? Thank you!
Thanks, Jamie! BERNINA makes only one size binder so it's definitely made to fit your 570 QE. The base plate will not move when screwed to the bed of your machine. The arm never locks in place but has enough resistance to avoid moving with every stitch when the binder is properly adjusted. You can see how stable the arm of the binder is at 10:15 and again at 11:50 in the video. Could it be that the curled portion of your binder is still getting caught on or under the toe of your presser foot as seen at about 3:10 in the video? I suggest that you go through the video again to be sure that your binder is properly fitted to your machine. You can consult with your dealer if you're still having problems after that. I've sold 100's of binders and never found a faulty one but there's still a slim possibility that yours has a defect.