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BERNINA sewing and embroidery machines or sergers are tailored to your needs. Here, we provide you with an overview of the extensive BERNINA machine range.
Affordable. Sophisticated.
Download the BERNINA Toolbox embroidery software and create beautiful embroidery designs right away. Get all in one: Buy the Toolbox Bundle and get access to all modules plus choose 600 designs from our design library.
The BERNINA Q 24 & Q 20 Longarm Quilting Machines are available on frame in three sizes. You can choose which model and which frame you prefer. Enjoy big quilting art work.
With the BERNINA Q 16 and Q 20 sit-down model free-motion quilting is child's play. The generous long arm depth and height provide ample space for managing your larger quilts. Enjoy big quilting art work even with smaller space.
Teaming up with the innovative BERNINA Q Series machines, Q-matic fulfills your automated quilting needs in just a few simple steps.
BERNINA longarm quilting accessories give you the best quilting experience with your BERNINA longarm quilting machine. Enjoy quilting on the highest level.
Our Swiss engineers have created a masterpiece, which allows you to thread the machine even faster and more conveniently. Simply press the foot control and you're off!
As the designer of the brand “Jolijou”, Andrea Müller creates colorful jersey fabrics and loves bringing them to life in new projects using the BERNINA L 850 overlocker. In particular, the One-step BERNINA Air Threader and the fast sewing speed with perfect stitch quality win this mother of three’s admiration when projects have to be done on a limited schedule.
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Note:Not all models and accessories are available in all countries. We reserve the right to make changes in both features and design.
Product brochure - All information at a glance
How to get started. How to attach or detach kneelifter, slide-on table, cut-offs bin or presser foot. What are the functions of foot control and knee lifter. How can the presser foot swing out or be detached and attached.
How to read the stitch selection chart and what are the symbols. Where are the operating elements on the machine. Which settings are possible.
How to activate the upper looper converter. How to de-activate the upper looper converter. How to sew without upper looper thread.
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Getting Started
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Selection, Symbols, Operating Elements
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Upper Looper Converter
How to thread the loopers. How to use the air threader. How to swing the foot out. How to activate the air threader.
How to thread the needles and use the built-in needle threader. How to use the manual needle threader.
Which needles are recommended? How to remove or insert the needles. How high are the needles. How to use the manual needle threader. Why tighten the needle set screws.
Looper thread change and alternative threading methods when the yarn can not directly be threaded by air threader. How to use the threading wire when the air threader is blocked. Threads and yarn shall be moving in the air threader pipes freely. Coated yarn/hand-sewing thread is not suitable for air-threader pipes!
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Looper Threading, Air Threader
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Needle Threading
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Changing Needles
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Looper Thread Change and Alternative Threading Methods
How to adjust the cutting width for various stitches, decorative yarn or wide seams. How to de-activate and activate the knife. Use mtc micro thread control to fine-tune the looper threads to prevent loose loops or fabric tunneling. How to prevent the fabric from rolling unintentionally. How to set for rolled hem to roll the edge intentionally.
How to sew seams with 4- and 3-thread overlock stitches. Neatening fabric edges with 3-thread overlock. How to sew wave free seams in knitwear. How to increase elasticity of stitches.
How to adjust the stitch length for various stitches, heavy yarn or fine rolled hems. How to adjust differential feed to prevent soft knits from waving out. How to use differential feed to keep fine woven fabric from puckering. How to adjust differential feed and stitch length for gathering or ruffles in fine fabrics. How to gather both sides regularly.
How to sew a 3-thread superstretch stitch. How to sew a 2-thread wrapped overlock.
How to sew a 3-thread rolled hem. How to sew a 2-thread rolled hem. How to adjust for a picot stitch. How to sew a scalloped edge.
How to sew set and sew flatlock with 3- and 2-threads. What is the advantage of a 2-thread flatlock.
How to set and sew a blanket stitch. How to neaten fabric edges with a decorative 2-thread blanket stitch. How to neaten edges with 2-thread overlock.
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Cutting Width, (Stitch Width) mtc, Rolled Hem
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stretchy Seams and Neatening Edges with 4- and 3-Thread Overlock
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Length, Differential Feed, Gathering
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: 3-Thread Superstretch, 2-Thread Wrapped Overlock
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Rolled Hem with 3 and 2 Threads, Lettuce Edging, Picot Stitch
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Flatlock with 3- and 2-Threads
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: 2-Thread Blanket Stitch, 2-Thread Overlock
The sewing result depends on fabric, threads and needles as well as stitch length and differential feed. To allow the threads to interlock loosely it is recommended to decrease thread tension before increasing other thread tension, to prevent fabric puckering. In this video you will see how to optimize stitches. How to fine tune thread tensions. Why decrease thread tension. How to increase thread tension. How to prevent loose needle thread tension. How to balance looper threads. How to increase the elasticity of the seam
The sewing result depends on fabric, threads and needles as well as stitch length and differential feed. To allow the threads to interlock loosely it is recommended to decrease thread tension before increasing other thread tension, to prevent fabric puckering. In this video you will see how to optimize stitches. How to fine tune thread tensions. Why decrease thread tension. How to increase thread tension. How to prevent loose needle thread tension. How to balance looper threads. How to increase the elasticity of the seam.
The sewing result depends on fabric, threads and needles as well as stitch length and differential feed. To allow the threads to interlock loosely it is recommended to decrease thread tension before increasing other thread tension, to prevent fabric puckering. In this video you will see how to optimize stitches. How to fine tune thread tensions. Why decrease thread tension. How to increase thread tension. How to prevent loose needle thread tension. How to reduce loose loops of the upper looper. How to reduce seam puckering
The sewing result depends on fabric, threads and needles as well as stitch length and differential feed. To allow the threads to interlock loosely it is recommended to decrease thread tension before increasing other thread tension, to prevent fabric puckering. In this video you will see how to optimize stitches. How to fine tune thread tensions. Why decrease thread tension. How to increase thread tension. How to prevent loose needle thread tension. How to reduce loose loops of the upper looper. How to reduce seam puckering.
The sewing result depends on fabric, threads and needles as well as stitch length and differential feed. To allow the threads to interlock loosely it is recommended to decrease thread tension before increasing other thread tension, to prevent fabric puckering. In this video you will see how to optimize stitches. How to fine tune thread tensions. Why decrease thread tension. How to increase thread tension. How to prevent loose needle thread tension. How to balance looper threads.
The sewing result depends on fabric, threads and needles as well as stitch length and differential feed. To allow the threads to interlock loosely it is recommended to decrease thread tension before increasing other thread tension, to prevent fabric puckering. In this video. How to optimize stitches for a 3-thread rolled hem with metallic thread. How to fine tune thread tensions. Why decrease thread tension. How to increase thread tension. How to prevent loose needle thread tension. How to balance looper threads.
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Optimization 4- and 3-Thread Overlock
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Optimization 3-Thread Superstretch, 2-Thread Wrapped Overlock
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Optimization: 3-Thread Rolled Hem, Picot Stitch
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Optimization: 3-Thread Flatlock
BERNINA L 850 Overlocker/Serger: Stitch Optimization: 2-Thread Flatlock, 2-Thread Overlock, 2-Thread Blanket Stitch
BERNINA L 850 Overlock: Stitch Optimization: 3-Thread Rolled Hem with Metallic Thread
Tips how to clean the sewing area, knives, loopers and feed dog. How to oil the upper looper. Tips how to clean the air-threader pipes. How to clean the thread cutter.
BERNINA L 850 Overlock: Overlocker/Serger: Maintenance: Cleaning and Oiling