Bernina L450 6 Threading

Learn how to properly thread the Bernina L450 serger.
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[@miamysteeri3426]

This tutorial absolutely saved me 😅 thank you ❤

[@Sammyzinha2]

What is the mais differences between l450 and l460?

[@kathyvanacoro5462]

Having just purchased the 460, it has a knee lift as well as a slide on table as well. I so appreciate this video so I can refer to it for the 2nd looper

[@mjremy2605]

Overall, a good demo and useful tips. However, there are some improvements you should consider in future videos: 1. Your voice is naturally high pitched. Please be aware of this and try to keep it as low toned as possible. Although you give great explanations, maybe a bit less talking and let the camera show what you mean. 2. In this video, the raised metal pole looper is camouflaged in colorful background quilt, and the quilt colors are distracting the eyes, like background noise does to the ears. The quilt is quite lovely, but it hides the machine details we are trying to see. A solid color background in grey or pale color would be ideal to show the machine clearly, especially the thin parts. 3. Well manicured hands are a pleasure to look at, but the French white tip is as bright as red nail polish in front of a camera and distracts the eye. Maybe a pale pink instead? 4. Fyi - Camera angle when showing the threading on the guides was too slanted which made it hard to see the guides. The hand also blocked the view. If you placed the camera directly in front, and used a laser pointer and a thin metal rod to point to the parts, this might be much better. 5. When showing a needle threader or small object to the viewers, please hold it still in front of the camera for a few seconds. Waving it around prevented us from seeing it clearly. 6. "Orange which I used in conjunction to my yellow" is incorrect English. "Orange which I used instead of my yellow" is the correct phrase. 'In conjunction WITH" means 'along with'. You cannot have 'in conjunction TO'. On the good side, the explanations were clear and you are a good teacher. The camera visuals were clear not a fuzzy resolution. Audio was clear. You showed us all the right parts of the machine, which was very helpful. Your series on sewing is very good, and very useful to us all. I appreciate the video series. Thank you!

[@jorja7895]

This comment is so obnoxious.

[@mjremy2605]

@@jorja7895 Perhaps it is. But it is also constructive for future videos. I can gush like everyone else or give tips on how to make the next one very good.

[@shaynalinkie]

@@jorja7895 I absolutely agree - super obnoxious comment. This woman has 145k Subscribers, I think she is doing exceptional.