BERNINA Machine Training Part 1: Threading, Bobbin Winding & Maintenance | Quilt Beginnings

This is the first video in our BERNINA Machine training series with Caity at Quilt Beginnings! In this video, Caity demonstrates on the BERNINA 790 the proper steps to thread your 4 series, 5 series, and 7 series machine, how to wind a bobbin, how to use the vertical spool pin to wind a bobbin without unthreading your machine, and some basic maintenance procedures (how to oil your machine and clean your thread catcher). Look for more in part 2!
TIME STAMPS:
Threading your machine: 0:39
A note on threading a 4 series or 5 series: 6:17
Winding a bobbin: 6:51
Winding a bobbin with the vertical spool pin: 9:15
Placing a wound bobbin: 10:32
Machine Maintenance: 12:12
Oiling your machine: 12:56
Cleaning your thread catcher: 16:00
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[@roxanngibbs7522]

This is the best tutorial I have found so far. You speak clearly and not too fast. Whoever is operating your camera is very good. Thank you so much for these tutorials!

[@lindastevens8392]

THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!! I knew from my 770QE manual I could wind a bobbin without having to unthread my machine. YOU are the only video I found that shows CLEARLY how to do this! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I'm headed across the room to The Princess and will be winding a bobbin using your instructions!

[@GhostofMrsMuir1443]

The Princess 🙃

[@cubarnett]

You are an excellent teacher, and your videos are superb! They are informative, well paced, clear and concise. The lighting and camera work are also very professional. Kudos to you and those behind the scenes who put these together!

[@barbarahillegass2135]

Just found your video. It is absolutely the best I have ever watched. Thank you for clear camera view & excellent instructions ♥️

[@tracyballarini3338]

Huge thanks for this series of tutorials. They are so clear and informative.

[@kendal4452]

I don't have this model of a Bernette, my Machine is a B38, but I've always wanted to learn about these high-tech models. impressive!

[@kathyjo7541]

My dream machine. One day I hope to have one! For now, I’ll watch and enjoy seeing how these work. Thank you for the clear tutorial.

[@fralanasko2900]

Just picked up my Drem machine 570 QE, and this video was so helpful!!! Thanks so much! I can't wait to.watch the rest of these videos!!!!

[@kantje2458]

Thank you very much for showing me the automatic needle threader. I really struggled with it.

[@lorilipsmacker5616]

This is an A+ video. Thank you so much. Very informative, clear, can see everything clearly. Very impressive. You are a great teacher and the camera operator is awesome as well. I definitely subscribed to your channel. Can’t wait to see what other videos there are. Keep up the great work! ❤

[@katc56]

Nice review! Loved the tip about winding bobbin without unthreading the needle!❤️

[@vanessagray7080]

Best teacher! Very grateful

[@patphares6258]

Superb video with great content. Doesn’t get any better. Thank you…😊

[@mariecolello4222]

Thanks, Katie! You do an awesome job!

[@Elanaskish]

Just bought my 570 QE and this video is so helpful!!! Can't wait to watch the rest!!!

[@GhostofMrsMuir1443]

Congratulations! I am excited for you.

[@marymaisch4225]

Great video. Easy to understand. Thank you.

[@marilynkruse8360]

Thank you so much for this excellent video!

[@deltoidsforaltoids]

So informative! Thank you!!!

[@evelynfrench804]

Thank you for your tutorial. Very helpful.

[@SheilaRose]

Awesome video, very helpful.

[@Jgriffin0808081]

Wonderful video! Thank you!

[@maxieone7358]

Excellent video

[@suebabe100]

I wondered what that little "paper clip" was and couldn't find any info on it. Thanks so much! Great video!

[@theresalennon1143]

Great training

[@mightymouse2098]

I am in the market for a Bernina Machine my price range is not that high but on recommendation a 535 would suit me the best. I especially love the bigger bobbins, can't tell you how many times I have run out so close to the end. Lovely machines, hope they will be in stock.

[@leila1700]

Great tutorial. Thanks.

[@carollange7457]

Great video!

[@irenee8051]

Thank you for the tutorials. I am learning a lot with my new bernina machine that I just purchased yesterday. Which way do you put the spool of thread thru the horizontal spool? The thread comes or feeds or unwinds from the bottom or top

[@katnamdesigners3730]

Thx alot dear

[@Abm30]

Hoping that someday I can have it

[@margarettaylor9703]

I have just got a 770QE and I just want to make sure I am threading my machine correctly. When the spool of thread is on the horizontal spool pin does the thread come from behind and up over the top? If the thread is on the upright pin does it come off from the right so the spool turns clockwise? correctly

[@brendakemp9060]

How can I get new spool caps. I don't have one.

[@Abm30]

Wow beautiful sewing machine very expensive.i have here cheaper sewing machine .I wish I had this machine .and i want to buy high speed sewing machine .than you so much for sharing .playing your playlist

[@canadeeana]

do you ever use Collins Sewers Aid Lube? what do you know about it? what do you think of it?

[@Abm30]

That machine is good. You can set it up

[@vandanasanjay4032]

Hi, i have brother LX27NT. I got to know, that your Betnina is compstable tobwork with Triple also, just like Twin needle. So, van you please tell me, whether my brother sewing machine,can also work with Triple neeedle? Of so, from which webdite is itvavailable and which brand?! I love machine embroidery very very much. So , I want to have Triple needle also in my machine accessory collection. Please, tell me, where & how ca I get? I am eaher for your quick response.tq.😊

[@blingittomewilmey]

I feel like I must be missing something when winding a bobbin when the machine is already threaded. You still need to cut the thread once the bobbin is wound meaning you’ll need to rethread anyway, so you’ve taken the thread off the spool for no reason. I can understand it would be different if you took the thread from where it is threaded but it wasn’t shown that way. Is it possible to wind a bobbin with thread from the needle thus not needing to rethread after you wind the bobbin and cut the thread? Have I missed something? I’m not sure what the advantage is for what was shown in the video. In fact it’s another step. I’m hoping I have misunderstood as it would be great to wind a bobbin without rethreading.

[@loriannpayne4483]

Excellent video. I just wish you had also done the 880 but I suspect that there is a separate video for that!

[@QuiltBeginnings]

There sure is! Here is part 1 of our 8 series training: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXSTY2ytaLOep5I We're so glad you enjoyed the video!

[@raish613]

I was told by my Bernina Store to never use cotton thread in my machine, I have a 770QE with Embroidery Module.

[@debralyman2521]

Hello, do you work with the artista 180 model

[@oceanbreeze94]

Will this be pretty much the same on my 750 machine?

[@kathyjolley5642]

Thank you. Your videos are wonderful. I learned than my machine does more than I thought it did. Under the needle plate, there is a hole painted red. Do you oil there too.

[@shellymesser6568]

No- you DO NOT oil there... hence the red “stop” indicator. I’ve heard in older machines you use to oil there, so they put the red/stop indicator there.

[@janewilliams3326]

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[@emanmessahel8140]

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[@robinbucholz9325]

IS this training also for the B7o

[@mouhamadousalamtassawouftv246]

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[@gerdahalliday5113]

Looking for a deleted you tube Babylock Crescendo tutorial Part 1 and 2 Quilt beginnings?

[@pamelahirsch8286]

I bought my 590 from a terrible quilt shop north fort Myers Florida. I was told I could not come to any classes Whig I was entitled to, due to the woman who was teaching the classes. I then asked for a private lesson from the owner….she never returned my call.

[@debgok]

There’s one step missed when cleaning the thread catcher - you don’t discuss how to put the feed dogs back up. On the 4 series, the side button doesn’t always do it. You push the button and then turn the wheel to pop it up. This had me so stumped, I took it into the shop.

[@debgok]

WARNING: When winding the bobbin it is NOT TRUE that you cannot put it on upside down. I know because I did it. If you do it, taking it off is almost impossible. I had to take it to the shop 😮. The key is not to force it. But it is possible.

[@bhhunt4963]

Do I presume that you are using another cotton reel?

[@lisanorton2439]

When you buy a Bernina second hand, no one is interested in educating you. Thank you for filling this need, which I assume arises often.

[@joanhendrix5967]

I bought a floor model during COVID and lived in a rural area. The one trainer declined and lately nobody is really too motivated to offer training. 😕 These videos are wonderful! Thank you.

[@solarwinds-]

Can you help me understand why people love to quilt? To me, I mean, how many quilts to you need, 2 or 3? Maybe one for that new grandbaby? Then what? But clothes, you'll always need more clothes and fashion is very creative.

[@maryharker5088]

As a quilter, I can tell you that it’s a very creative process and there are so many different quilt patterns out there! Just as an artist paints a picture so too a quilter creates a beautiful work of art. There is always an occasion to give a quilt and I donate some of mine to hospitals, low income families, retirement centers, etc. they are also beautiful hung on walls, slung over a couch, and tossed on beds. Some quilters enter their works of art at quilt shows and country fairs. I’ve seen some stunning works of art created by quilters. Does this help your understanding?

[@patsystein3276]

I quilt because it’s fun! It’s a creative pastime, a hobby.

[@donnahart823]

Wonderful video, thanks so much, I’ve learned more with you than I did at the dealership I bought my used Bernice from!

[@solarwinds-]

@@maryharker5088 Don't get me wrong, I respect the craft. It's very precise. I've seen some beautiful stuff.

[@vandanasanjay4032]

Sorry. Bernina.. know?😊