BERNINA Pintuck Feet

[@bethzolin6046]

Brilliant video - my Pintucks foot is now on order. Thank you from England.

[@jeandeuel1073]

You bring me so much joy as you enlighten me on new, creative sewing. Thank you!

[@carolwinkler5972]

So glad I watched this video! I was not going to try corded pin tucks because I do not have the cord guide. I am snowed in and feeling brave to try something I have never done before. Now that I know about using the hole in the plate, turning off the eye on the bobbin, using the yellow bobbin case I am going to dig into my yarns and have a go. Thank you!

[@lauranicholls5052]

Hi Gayle I have only just started watching your videos but you have taught me so much in such a short space of time, you are so talented and its so good that you show us what each foot does, I have so many and now I have someone who knows what they each do. I learnt couching the other day from you and can't wait to get onto my machine and have a go at it. Thank you Gayle for giving up your time to teach us how to do so many things. I'm glad you live in America and I live in England else I would be in your shop every day spending money. Take care. Laura

[@susankeuhlen5484]

This is a GREAT tutorial and one which I'm happy was available. I learned so much. Thank you!

[@pattysampson4779]

I have been a mini piping nut for years. Your method of creating and inserting piping is fabulous. I have a five groove foot but I can see a three groove foot in the near future. Your videos are wonderful!

[@denisespies1757]

Very cool!! Bernina is the best!! I’m watching my Saturday morning sewing show on PBS she’s sewing pintucks on a Brother…shes having to do all kinds of extra stuff so much easier on the Bernina!!

[@jeanetteparis300]

This is the best, most informative, and enjoyable pintuck video I've ever seen. I've enjoyed watching your videos for some time and they are all really good. Gail is a delight to watch and follow along with and her occasional little joking comments are so fun. I get a lot of inspiration from your videos. Thank you so much And my local Bernina dealer thanks you to

[@maryannevanoff4464]

I have a 790 but also a 220 (which I love) I can pin tuck using both machines. That means a lot for some of us that own older Bernini’s. Thanks for the great video!

[@sharonmyers7228]

I've been practicing with the #46C foot. I found the 3mm double needles make a nice pin tuck, and you can make any row as wide as you would like, but the grooves keep it straight and fast. Then I jumped over to my 480 machine to do the decorative stitches. What fun! I made two samples with 10 squares, and found the pintucks work best with a lt. wt. tear away stabilizer, and the decorative stitches work best with a little more stabilizer. By the way....I think 7.8w on the decorative stitches make it a little easier to fit in the middle clearing of the #46. It's worth it to play!

[@Grace_x68]

Wow thanks for the info. I bought the 46 C last week. Will try this.

[@Lady-Seawulf]

Great tutorial! How you manage the camera while sewing is beyond me. Good job.

[@lisacutten5573]

Absolutely love the idea of using the pintuck foot for piping. I'm going to give it a try for the doll clothes for Stitchin' for Kids! Thank you.

[@karenluker9123]

Love love love your videos

[@melaniewoodrow5959]

Your videos are so informative. I want to begin heirloom sewing for my baby granddaughter. I would love to see more details on the heirloom blouse you show on several of your videos. Perhaps I’ve overlooked that one.

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

We haven’t done a specific video on this blouse. Little bits with Spanish hem stitch and pin tucking. But this is a good idea!

[@melaniewoodrow5959]

@@BERNINAofNaperville Thanks!

[@johannebrunner6477]

Fabulous!

[@englishroses2464]

You are so talented! Do you happen to have a book for purchase that details all these techniques?

[@loriannpayne4483]

You’re right - that’s really cool!

[@anniepicco4700]

Oh my gosh you made that so easy with double needle. Thank you

[@nanabekki]

As soon as feet go on sale again I’ll be getting the pin tuck feet!

[@tessahoward6044]

Thank you, so helpful 😊

[@christinehenwood4411]

Love your videos, so informative, thank you.

[@winnepeterson7740]

Thank you. I’m positively wowed!

[@melaniewoodrow5959]

How can I find the video for the pintuck/heirloom blouse you made in the pair?

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

It’s not in a video. Sorry.

[@theresalennon1143]

Loved the piping idea- wow great

[@janicehan825]

Thank you so much for every info.

[@tanyafitts9826]

What size is the yarn you used for the cording?

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

Tanya Fitts it’s a cotton worsted weight yarn ~1/8”

[@mariagarcianicolas1568]

No se puede traducir en español gracias.

[@1Heimat]

Wow. Beautiful!!!!! Love the video. Did you do something to your fabric? I looks really stiff. Did you starch it or so?

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

Gabi Stöver I stiffened the fabric with terial magic

[@debfrommn8073]

how fun!

[@tanyayork6438]

Thanks so much 🌸🌺💐🥀

[@elsafischer3247]

What do you do?

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

I don’t understand your question. Can you be more specific?

[@jatsy001]

watched it after evening wine but no issues ... I know I will have to watch it again to do it myself.... ;-)

[@elsafischer3247]

If you don’t have a bobbin finger I have an artista

[@BERNINAofNaperville]

Use the cork screw bobbin case meant to be the embroidery bobbin. Also increase upper tension a notch higher.