BERNINA Machine Training Part 2: Basic Features, Screen Navigation, and Feet | Quilt Beginnings

*NOTE*: Many of the screen icons and buttons discussed in this video are also found on the 880 Plus.
In the second video of our Bernina Machine Training series with Caity, she walks you through all the basic features of your machine including how to raise and lower your feed dogs, how to use your Bernina Free Hand System, using your extension table, using your presser feet and dual feed, as well as how to use all the buttons and knobs on your machine and a tour of the icons and menus on the screen. Look for more in part 3!
TIME STAMPS:
Machine Overview: 0:27
Raising and Lowering the Feed Dogs: 0:43
Using the Bernina Free Hand System: 1:00
Using your Extension Table: 1:39
Button and Knob Functions: 1:58
Navigating the Screen Icons: 4:57
Stitch Selection: 12:58
Home Button & Menus: 15:25
Help Guide: 18:23
Bernina Feet: 18:57
Putting on a Foot & Engaging the Dual Feed: 20:51
Final Note on Bernina Feet (Back Screw Feature) : 21:30
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[@nerinabluesky6292]

Such great tutorials. I’m a new Bernina user & was finding my B480 not very user-friendly until I found these tutorials. You’re you’re a great teacher- thank you👍🏽!!

[@jaynekilbride5620]

Thank you! I’ve had my machine two years and learnt from this video! I’ll be watching them all. So pleased I found you. Really helpful. I live in Australia

[@maxinescott4742]

Thanks for the great instructions. There is so much on these machines it’s great to have a good reference. Your instructions are very clear.

[@Jgriffin0808081]

The best tutorial on these Bernina machines I've found so far thank you!

[@Angel283]

VERY informative!! Thank you!!!!!

[@marshatwiford4230]

This is such a great resource! Thank you!

[@johannebrunner6477]

She’s a great educator. She doesn’t fly through things. I refer back to her often. Case in point….I have been drawing on 1” lines for quilting…ahhh wow the guide I. The screw is a game changer!

[@elizabethfierro4518]

I have an Aurora 430 and this video was still super helpful. Thank you!

[@margarethutt2705]

This is brilliant! I have just bought a B740 and I was very disappointed with the content of the manual - your videos are wonderfully clear and very thorough thank you

[@shariboggess6179]

I bought a Bernina 570QE just as we went into lockdown for COVID-19....so, no classes. I watched a number of videos, read manuals but still get pretty insecure about the machine. A Facebook recommendation led me to your videos and I was so impressed. The explanations are very clear, the photography is excellent, showing every little detail and the narrator is a real pro. I can’t tell you how much these videos have helped me to gain confidence in my machine. Answered so many questions and pointed out some things I was actually doing wrong. Kudos to you for such a professional video presentation. I’m “hooked”.

[@QuiltBeginnings]

Thanks so much, Shari! We're so glad our videos have helped. If you're ever in the Columbus, Ohio area, we'd love for you to stop by!

[@barbarahillegass2135]

Although I’ve had my Bernina for years, taken classes, and your video 1 & 2 are 2 years old……your instructions are excellent! Thank you I always learn something new & love to refresh.

[@eileen6470]

Your videos are amazing. I have had my 770 for a number of years and have taken classes at my dealer's shop, but I learned so many little things watching this. Thank you for putting out this content.

[@leila1700]

Great video. Thanks.

[@ginahayes6169]

Excellent video, you speak clearly and a tone that is easy to hear!!! Thankyou

[@clairewatts7625]

Katie did an impressive job of demonstrating the uses/features for the Bernina. I've had a 790+ for 3 years and learned I was winding the bobbin incorrectly. I'm looking forward to Training part 3.

[@naomim5015]

Very informative. Thank you! Trying to learn my new Bernina 770 QEE

[@susanball2406]

Thank you so much; this is amazingly helpful! I came home yesterday with a 570qe.

[@maryannevanoff4464]

This is a wonderful video. I learned so much about my 790 plus! Will subscribe and watch all you videos.

[@susanfinn1541]

Katie you did a terrific job not easy and you are a pro

[@cherylkuntz617]

Thank you, Ciaty, I need these videos

[@guldenwelter4844]

Thank you

[@lynegothier852]

Wow what some great explanations. Very clear.🥰

[@suebabe100]

Another great video, thanks so much!

[@judymathison6885]

This is a great video. I have a b530 that I use for plain sewing. I was having a terrible time putting the bobbin in so it would easily pull out. I found I was putting it in wrong. But that wasn't enough. You have to push the bobbin case twice to get it in right. My dealer fought with it and turned it over to the repair guy. He finally figured it out. I was ready to get rid of the machine. It wasn't worth fighting with the bobbin.

[@reginasneed3683]

Great job. Looking forward to lesson 3.

[@debbieiles5732]

Caity, That was an awesome tutorial! Nice job.

[@dianamoore8574]

Katie's so great at this. Thank you Katie for helping me last week.

[@theresalennon1143]

Great Training Katie

[@jacobstahl4983]

Threading my Bernini. 740

[@gerdahalliday5113]

I am trying to find the You tube training demo (Part 1 and 2) for the Babylock Crescendo done by Pam?

[@denisegamroth5996]

I have a 750QE and am looking for the serpentine stitch and can not locate it. Can you help?

[@bellindanotari2721]

can you display & give as much information possible on the Bernina 590CE, because I am going to buy it soon, please?

[@brendakemp9060]

The tension icon you show in this video is not on the 750. Does it look different on the 750?

[@sueperry8704]

She is awesome. are we going to get any training on the 880 plus?

[@QuiltBeginnings]

Yes! Stay tuned :)

[@MsSds1965]

Why are you using a 5 series machine to demonstrate under the 475qe heading? You should be using the 475, someone not familiar with Bernina series capabilities will think a 475 can do all of these things you are describing.