Thank you! Thank you! I have a new machine and was about to melt down trying to use the manual and my gut to get my 750qe to work. You saved my marriage. I now love my machine and promise to keep it oiled.
Boy, I wish Bernina had you for each of their tutorials, learnt so much from the way you describe things and problems/actions to take. Thank you so much.
Your tutorial is amazing. Wonderful teacher, great camera work and the best by far and I’ve watched heaps. I keep coming back to these again and again. Thank you so much. Keep those videos coming.
Thank you SO much for your wonderful tutorial! I have watched several videos, and yours is, by far, the most thorough and easy to understand. I have a new B535 as of a few days ago and have my first one-on-one lesson tomorrow. I'm so glad I found your website and subscribed. My old Bernina was 27 years old, which I bought new, still going strong, but I was READY for an upgrade. I'm going to watch your other videos after this one. Thanks also for emphasizing how important it is to OIL the machine every eight hours and even if we just sit down to sew after not sewing for a few days. You gave some excellent tips!
Thank GOODNESS I found this video! The BEST one out for this. Got a machine during Covid & couldn't even get started, never used a Bernina before. I'm going to go look at everything else you have put up here. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Lisa, tyf this very informative video. Your a great tutorial teacher. I didn't know how important oiling your Bernina was. I was never told anything so I'm very happy I clicked on your video for the basics. Oh, I remember how alarmed I got when my bobbin winder was going off. I had to figure that on my own. Trial by fire 🔥 God bless you!
Thank you so much for this video. It's the best I've seen to get me started with my new 570. Can't wait till it comes through my doors. Looking forward to watching more of your tutorials. I love how you repeat instructions and everything is so clear. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
You are an amazing teacher! I just picked up my 570 QE on Monday but haven't taken it out of the box yet - partly because I don't feel confident that I'd know how to get started (sewed with a Brother for the previous 18 years). You have given me the confidence to take that baby out of the box and start playing with it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I’m getting ready to buy my first Bernina. My mother recently passed and left me enough to buy a new 770 QE. She was such a great seamstress. This will be my way of remembering her. Thank you for your clear, concise, and knowledgeable videos. They help me feel more confident about this major purchase.
I have had my machine at least 6 years and I have learned more than I did in the first class. I found out the causes of just about all my problems with the machine. Thank you so much..
I can’t thank you enough!! I learned so much! You articulated everything I now have confidence to get my new 770 baby out and play. It has been in the box since March of this year. It seemed easy when the lady at the sewing store was right next to me but to sit alone scares me. I have many machines for a small business but this was my first Bernina. A gift for me not just another work machine. Looking forward to more of your videos 💗 thank you again! Someone else wrote you should be a spokes person for Bernina😃
Thanks for this instructive video. I bought a 570QE last summer and sewed on it for a few months. But the bobbin was so difficult and I got so sick of dealing with it that I put it away and got out my 40-year-old Bernina 930 and continued sewing on that. After watching this video, I am going to give the 570 another try.
Hi thank you so much for this tutorial, I got my new machine this week , 770 QE and I learned so much watching your video. I am away to try out all your tips. Again many thanks for your clear instructions. Stay safe everyone and take care. Yvonne from Scotland.
Thank you for this informative video. I’ve had my 570QE Tula Pink for 4 months, and did not know many of the things you showed. So helpful! Many thanks!
Thank you for making your videos. I’m new to sewing and recently purchased a Bernina B570qe. No help on where to begin and your video is the most informative and well done. It is so detailed.
Thank you, just watching this one i was able to do a blind hem on 4 pairs of pants only because i didnt remember how to thread and fill my bobbin on my 570. I will be reviewing you other tutorials as you explain and show better step by step. Thank you! Cant wait now to get the projects!
Thank you so much. I just brought home a 570 QE and got a rushed intro as it was close to closing time. I have to return in a month for the tutorial. This helps me tremendously!! Can't wait to watch another of your videos!
thank you. I had a Bernina for 30 years and bought the B480. I had a problem, oil it and yes the problem was over!!!! I have learned a lot with this video.
I just have singer gray professional and a singer computer type, but just watching you are really helpful teaching about the machine. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much !Looking to buy a sewing machine with an alternative to do some embroidery . I am not a expert neither working to sell things .Just want to have a machine that does not eat my fabric when starting the job also be able to sew some tick material ,like denim.Searching and you helped me . Many blessings .💐❤️
Love your videos. A comment to Bernina, I've used lots of automatic and semi-automatic needle threaders. This one is the worst. It is my only complaint about this machine.
The sewing center I bought my 770 from had a lousy intro "class". There was no structured agenda that covered all these important aspects. Thank goodness for TH-cam. Also, you mentioned taking the screw off of the back of the feet but did not say why the screws are there. Do they not have a function? Thanks for the videos.
Thank you for all your videos they are really good. I just got a 570QE and do not know where to start. What are Mastery classes. I hope I made the right choice getting the 570 my hubby wanted me to buy 770 I just wanted to see what this one could do and later by the other one.
Howdy! You can search our channel for recorded mastery videos. They are all in a playlist. You can download the workbook from the description portion of the videos! The 570 is a workhorse, you will love it!
Your video was terrific. Love my Berninas BUT REPOSITIONING THE RACE WAS TERRIBLE FOR ME. HERES A SOLUTION. The worst part after cleaning and oiling was to get the race into position. Lay the RACE FACE DOWN over the black ring, lining up the two cut outs as you described at the positions ten o’clock and four o’clock. Then just LIFT THE BLACK RING UP so the race catches the magnet (the little round circle) until it clicks. If it doesn’t click, turn wheel very slightly until it clicks in place. Then just Snap the side piece to lock in place. No longer will you need to tilt the machine to position the race in the little tight hole; or fumble with big fingers in that little space. I struggled with this until someone shared this idea with me.
where are you located? (If I click on QITV it just pulls up another You Tube video). Enjoy your tutorials, even though I've worked at a Bernina dealer for over 15 years, I'm still learning bits and pieces on your videos. Thank you for direct, clear and informative help!
Do you use the foam pad and cap on the vertical pin just like you do for the horizontal pin? From the vertical pin for threading to sew and bobbin winding do you go straight to the first guide hook on the back the same as for the horizontal pin or do you go through the “paper clip” looking hook in front of the vertical pin before going to the first guide hook? Thank you for the wonderful video! It is so helpful.
Yes on the foam pad.....no on the ‘paper clip’ first. That is for when you have the horizontal thread holder loaded and threaded already....you would not double thread through the back when you are bobbin winding. Or for when you are using a supplemental thread stand.
Wanting to buy the 570qe But wondering if it is able to handle different and metallic sewing threads.? Like rayon madeira and brildor embroidery threads with of course the correct needles. Would love to get an answer I live in The Netherlands Saved all your videos on the Bernina machines already have a Aurora 430 and BSR Kind regards Emma
Hi Emma! Yes, it absolutely does specialty threads. And I see that you know already that it needs the correct needle to make it work! That is incredibly important!
@@QuiltingInTheValley thank you for your quick answer. Just wondering do you ship any sewing notions overseas? Have a nice day.btw found the video with Sylvain Bergeron excellent. Very clear explanations. Have a nice day. Emma
Sylvain is great😊. We have done shipments overseas, it depends on what it is. Sometimes the shipping costs are reasonable and sometimes they are terrible. I hate to charge the terrible shipping costs, so we always check first and then let the customer decide!
Excelent tutorial. I am actually searching for a friend who wants a basic machine so have been looking at the B335 but I now find myself wanting the Bernina 570 after seeing your video. I am still using my Bernina 1030 which is a really solid excellent machine. Do you think quality of build the B570 is comparable to the 1030? Also a question you may not want to answer - any negatives about the B570? Hoping you reply and thank you.
I have a 570 as my home machine....it’s a trooper! As for feedback on them, we sell a LOT of them and have had no complaints other than issues with the learning curve. You have to adapt!
Hi Lisa just a last question is 74 not too old to still get a new machine? Still am quilting and garment making.is the harp wide enough to feed a queen size quilt through? Thank you for all your advice.
Emma!! I have a wonderful lady who is one of my customers. She bought herself a 330 five years ago, then she decided she wanted to upgrade to the 570 2 years ago. Last year she decided she wanted a new serger. She makes LOTS of purses, wallets and bags and does some quilts. She just turned 95!! 74 is a spring chicken....you should do what makes you happy with your time and your craft!!! And yes, you can do a queen size quilt if you roll it and work from the center out no problem!
Don't get a new computerized Bernina. Way way way too complex. I am feeling like a chump because I caved again and bought a new Bernina. My old Bernina 930 is far superior for basic and advanced garment making and piecing. How much machine quilting are you planning on doing? If you plan on making over ten quilts a year and are a good machine quilter then, by all means, get the 570, if not, look for a used 930. Best machine ever. This advice is probably way way way too late!
You will find that in settings: choose the stitch icon in upper left corner, then touch the icon that looks like a finger pointing at some stitches. The sewing machine picture should pop up. Now touch the pic of a needle on the right side and choose either foot down, hover, or foot up. Close everything out and you are set. (Needle still down has to be activated for this function to work.)
Top introduction. I have found nothing comparable in German. The Bernina videos are unfortunately a bit too superficial or rather only for marketing purposes. Greetings from Bavaria.
Thank you! You saved me a trip to my dealer - one hour away and possibly a $100 dollar repair bill!!
Thank you! Thank you! I have a new machine and was about to melt down trying to use the manual and my gut to get my 750qe to work. You saved my marriage. I now love my machine and promise to keep it oiled.
Oh my! I'm sorry the marriage was at risk:-)
Boy, I wish Bernina had you for each of their tutorials, learnt so much from the way you describe things and problems/actions to take. Thank you so much.
Your tutorial is amazing. Wonderful teacher, great camera work and the best by far and I’ve watched heaps. I keep coming back to these again and again. Thank you so much. Keep those videos coming.
Thank you SO much for your wonderful tutorial! I have watched several videos, and yours is, by far, the most thorough and easy to understand. I have a new B535 as of a few days ago and have my first one-on-one lesson tomorrow. I'm so glad I found your website and subscribed. My old Bernina was 27 years old, which I bought new, still going strong, but I was READY for an upgrade. I'm going to watch your other videos after this one. Thanks also for emphasizing how important it is to OIL the machine every eight hours and even if we just sit down to sew after not sewing for a few days. You gave some excellent tips!
Enjoy that wonderful machine!
Thank you, Lisa! 😊
Thank GOODNESS I found this video! The BEST one out for this. Got a machine during Covid & couldn't even get started, never used a Bernina before. I'm going to go look at everything else you have put up here. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
They are fabulous machines….just get to know her, be patient with the learning curve….and sew beautiful things!
OMGOSH you’re a genius!!! I was about to throw the bobbin holder across the room!!!!! 10 and 4!!! Popped right in!!
I need a drink!
🤣🤣
Gee I wish I had discovered your channel when I got my Bernina QE470 a couple of years ago, I love your friendly instruction. Thank you!
Lisa, tyf this very informative video. Your a great tutorial teacher. I didn't know how important oiling your Bernina was. I was never told anything so I'm very happy I clicked on your video for the basics.
Oh, I remember how alarmed I got when my bobbin winder was going off. I had to figure that on my own. Trial by fire 🔥 God bless you!
This is far and away THE best video on the Bernina machines and I’ve watched a lot. Thank you so much 👍💕
Thank you!!!!
Excellent video. You are straight forward, direct and very clear. Just got my 570 today and I’ve learned so much from watching this.
Thank you so much for this video. It's the best I've seen to get me started with my new 570. Can't wait till it comes through my doors. Looking forward to watching more of your tutorials. I love how you repeat instructions and everything is so clear. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
You are an amazing teacher! I just picked up my 570 QE on Monday but haven't taken it out of the box yet - partly because I don't feel confident that I'd know how to get started (sewed with a Brother for the previous 18 years). You have given me the confidence to take that baby out of the box and start playing with it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
The store didn’t give you free intro classes ? They are wrong
This was the best video I have ever watched on Bernina.
Thank you!!
I’m getting ready to buy my first Bernina. My mother recently passed and left me enough to buy a new 770 QE. She was such a great seamstress. This will be my way of remembering her. Thank you for your clear, concise, and knowledgeable videos. They help me feel more confident about this major purchase.
I have had my machine at least 6 years and I have learned more than I did in the first class. I found out the causes of just about all my problems with the machine. Thank you so much..
I needed a refresher on this machine and boy did you deliver. I still learned a few new things .... thank you so much!
This the most important video that I needed after I got this machine.
I can’t thank you enough!! I learned so much! You articulated everything I now have confidence to get my new 770 baby out and play. It has been in the box since March of this year. It seemed easy when the lady at the sewing store was right next to me but to sit alone scares me. I have many machines for a small business but this was my first Bernina. A gift for me not just another work machine. Looking forward to more of your videos 💗 thank you again! Someone else wrote you should be a spokes person for Bernina😃
Thank you! We are going to film more today...hope they cover more of what you want to know 😉
Thanks for this instructive video. I bought a 570QE last summer and sewed on it for a few months. But the bobbin was so difficult and I got so sick of dealing with it that I put it away and got out my 40-year-old Bernina 930 and continued sewing on that. After watching this video, I am going to give the 570 another try.
The 570 is such a nice machine! I love mine!!
Thank you so much for this video. I have just bought a Bernina 570 and this has been a great help.
Such a great review of things I had forgotten! Thanks!
Absolutely the best tutorial I have seen yet. Direct and informative. You make me glad I bought my Bernina.
Thank you so much for the outstanding tutorial! Finding the thorough, concise information. Really good camera work.
You’re way of teaching is excellent! Please don’t stop. I am purchasing the 570 this week. Thank you.
More to come! The 570 is a great machine, I have one myself! You'll love it!
This is the best bernina video on TH-cam!
Glad it helped!!
What I fabulous series of instruction! I am waiting for my machine and plan to watch these videos as often as I can while waiting. Thank You!
I am so happy I stumbled onto this video. Thank you!!! It was a huge help!
Hi thank you so much for this tutorial, I got my new machine this week , 770 QE and I learned so much watching your video. I am away to try out all your tips. Again many thanks for your clear instructions. Stay safe everyone and take care. Yvonne from Scotland.
Thank you for this informative video. I’ve had my 570QE Tula Pink for 4 months, and did not know many of the things you showed. So helpful! Many thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for making your videos. I’m new to sewing and recently purchased a Bernina B570qe. No help on where to begin and your video is the most informative and well done. It is so detailed.
Outstanding clarity. Thanks so much!!!!
Thanks so much, great to have the help with my new machine and so much better than the manual
Thank you, just watching this one i was able to do a blind hem on 4 pairs of pants only because i didnt remember how to thread and fill my bobbin on my 570. I will be reviewing you other tutorials as you explain and show better step by step. Thank you! Cant wait now to get the projects!
Extremely well presented.
Great video! I love that you know the potential problems and questions the new owner has, like me!
Thank you so much. I just brought home a 570 QE and got a rushed intro
as it was close to closing time. I have to return in a month for the tutorial. This helps me tremendously!! Can't wait to watch another of your videos!
thank you. I had a Bernina for 30 years and bought the B480. I had a problem, oil it and yes the problem was over!!!! I have learned a lot with this video.
What an incredible tutorial! So clear and precise, and the best that I have watched. I have it bookmarked. Thank you so much!
Thank you! Glad it helped!
I just have singer gray professional and a singer computer type, but just watching you are really helpful teaching about the machine. Thank you so much.
Great no-nonsense info - Thank you 👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
Love this video. Please do more on my Bernina and project classses.
Thank you SOOOO MUCH just got my Bernini B 570 and this help
I LOVE my Tulip pink 570 with cute polka dots. I bought a stuffed unicorn to go with it too “Unicorns do exist”!
Great video! Learned some things I had not been shown in my orientation that will help me a lot thank you
Thank you for these tutorials! I just bought a Tula Pink 770 and there are classes due to COVID. Your tutorials are very helpful! I learned a lot.
Glad you like them!
Just getting started and your video is so helpful- thanks so much!
Thanks!
Thank you very much !Looking to buy a sewing machine with an alternative to do some embroidery .
I am not a expert neither working to sell things .Just want to have a machine that does not eat my fabric when starting the job also be able to sew some tick material ,like denim.Searching and you helped me .
Many blessings .💐❤️
So very very helpful. Thank you!
Love your videos
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you Thank you Thank you Subscribed Looking forward to watching more.
You have helped so much. Love your tutorials.
Hahaha!! You cracked me up. I hope I don't have chocolate cake on my face.
Love your tutorial. Helped a great deal to troubleshoot my 590! Thanks!
Thank you for this wonderful video! Glad I found you!
Love your videos. A comment to Bernina, I've used lots of automatic and semi-automatic needle threaders. This one is the worst. It is my only complaint about this machine.
Terry Mast I’m glad it’s not just me. I hand threaded it. It’s not worth the frustration.
Excellent presentation!!
Brilliant video. Thanks.
Very clear and helpful!
This is so great thank you so much for doing this video helped me immensely
I LOVE MT POLKA DOT BERNINA! Such a smoooooth machine.
Thank You. Well done 😀❤️
Thank you so much!!!!
P.S. I have a 31 year old Bernina and it has been a wonderful machine. Excited for the new options to use on the 570 QE.
The sewing center I bought my 770 from had a lousy intro "class". There was no structured agenda that covered all these important aspects. Thank goodness for TH-cam. Also, you mentioned taking the screw off of the back of the feet but did not say why the screws are there. Do they not have a function? Thanks for the videos.
Sorry!! They are to hold on the L shaped seam guide so that you can do parallel stitching in measured increments.
Thank you for all your videos they are really good. I just got a 570QE and do not know where to start. What are Mastery classes. I hope I made the right choice getting the 570 my hubby wanted me to buy 770 I just wanted to see what this one could do and later by the other one.
Howdy! You can search our channel for recorded mastery videos. They are all in a playlist. You can download the workbook from the description portion of the videos! The 570 is a workhorse, you will love it!
@@QuiltingInTheValley oh thank you so much!
very helpful-thank you!
Your video was terrific. Love my Berninas BUT REPOSITIONING THE RACE WAS TERRIBLE FOR ME. HERES A SOLUTION.
The worst part after cleaning and oiling was to get the race into position. Lay the RACE FACE DOWN over the black ring, lining up the two cut outs as you described at the positions ten o’clock and four o’clock. Then just LIFT THE BLACK RING UP so the race catches the magnet (the little round circle) until it clicks. If it doesn’t click, turn wheel very slightly until it clicks in place. Then just Snap the side piece to lock in place. No longer will you need to tilt the machine to position the race in the little tight hole; or fumble with big fingers in that little space. I struggled with this until someone shared this idea with me.
where are you located? (If I click on QITV it just pulls up another You Tube video). Enjoy your tutorials, even though I've worked at a Bernina dealer for over 15 years, I'm still learning bits and pieces on your videos. Thank you for direct, clear and informative help!
Howdy! Thanks for the kind words🥰. Check us out at www.quiltinginthevalley.com
Great video!
Do you use the foam pad and cap on the vertical pin just like you do for the horizontal pin? From the vertical pin for threading to sew and bobbin winding do you go straight to the first guide hook on the back the same as for the horizontal pin or do you go through the “paper clip” looking hook in front of the vertical pin before going to the first guide hook? Thank you for the wonderful video! It is so helpful.
Yes on the foam pad.....no on the ‘paper clip’ first. That is for when you have the horizontal thread holder loaded and threaded already....you would not double thread through the back when you are bobbin winding. Or for when you are using a supplemental thread stand.
Hello from Toronto, Ontario. Do you have a video for Bernina 770 QEE?
Check out our Mastery classes. All done on a 790. Except for the very last part, your machine will be the same!
Great video
Wanting to buy the 570qe
But wondering if it is able to handle different and metallic sewing threads.?
Like rayon madeira and brildor embroidery threads with of course the correct needles.
Would love to get an answer I live in The Netherlands
Saved all your videos on the Bernina machines already have a Aurora 430 and BSR
Kind regards Emma
Hi Emma! Yes, it absolutely does specialty threads. And I see that you know already that it needs the correct needle to make it work! That is incredibly important!
@@QuiltingInTheValley thank you for your quick answer.
Just wondering do you ship any sewing notions overseas?
Have a nice day.btw found the video with Sylvain Bergeron excellent.
Very clear explanations.
Have a nice day.
Emma
Sylvain is great😊. We have done shipments overseas, it depends on what it is. Sometimes the shipping costs are reasonable and sometimes they are terrible. I hate to charge the terrible shipping costs, so we always check first and then let the customer decide!
@@QuiltingInTheValley ❤️🇳🇱 thank you for all your info.
Emma
Excelent tutorial. I am actually searching for a friend who wants a basic machine so have been looking at the B335 but I now find myself wanting the Bernina 570 after seeing your video. I am still using my Bernina 1030 which is a really solid excellent machine. Do you think quality of build the B570 is comparable to the 1030? Also a question you may not want to answer - any negatives about the B570?
Hoping you reply and thank you.
I have a 570 as my home machine....it’s a trooper! As for feedback on them, we sell a LOT of them and have had no complaints other than issues with the learning curve. You have to adapt!
Hi Lisa just a last question is 74 not too old to still get a new machine?
Still am quilting and garment making.is the harp wide enough to feed a queen size quilt through?
Thank you for all your advice.
Emma!! I have a wonderful lady who is one of my customers. She bought herself a 330 five years ago, then she decided she wanted to upgrade to the 570 2 years ago. Last year she decided she wanted a new serger. She makes LOTS of purses, wallets and bags and does some quilts. She just turned 95!! 74 is a spring chicken....you should do what makes you happy with your time and your craft!!!
And yes, you can do a queen size quilt if you roll it and work from the center out no problem!
😘🌷🌷🌷🌷thank you
.wishing that lady a long and happy life with her Bernina'
Don't get a new computerized Bernina. Way way way too complex. I am feeling like a chump because I caved again and bought a new Bernina. My old Bernina 930 is far superior for basic and advanced garment making and piecing. How much machine quilting are you planning on doing? If you plan on making over ten quilts a year and are a good machine quilter then, by all means, get the 570, if not, look for a used 930. Best machine ever. This advice is probably way way way too late!
Thank you so very much.
How do you get the pressure foot to go Up and down with your needle staying in the material automatically for sewing in a square..
You will find that in settings: choose the stitch icon in upper left corner, then touch the icon that looks like a finger pointing at some stitches. The sewing machine picture should pop up. Now touch the pic of a needle on the right side and choose either foot down, hover, or foot up. Close everything out and you are set. (Needle still down has to be activated for this function to work.)
Does your embroidery foot need to be up when you are threading your machine?
Yes!!!! Every time you thread your machine the foot should be up!!
Great information
Thank you
Top introduction. I have found nothing comparable in German. The Bernina videos are unfortunately a bit too superficial or rather only for marketing purposes. Greetings from Bavaria.
Hi! Hope you are doing well over there!
Do not use coats and clark thread, EVER!