QITV with BERNINA Mastery Part 1

[@janholman6192]

Hi, I will be purchasing my 590 machine soon, so am viewing all your videos to educate myself. I don't want to sit through a class "dumbfounded", as I feel I take longer than the next person at learning new things. Thank you for the thorough explanation of the machine. 😊

[@wendyjsmith5224]

Sooooo helpful. Easy to follow. I learn so much from these lessons.

[@jamiebreen9124]

I bought my Bernina a few weeks ago, in the midst of the pandemic. These tutorials have helped me so much. The information is what I needed - and did not get from the Bernina manual - but just as important is the crisp, matter of fact delivery that tells me, 'you're in charge of the machine. not the other way around.'

[@janetimberlake3302]

Thank you so much for these teaching tutorials. I own a B790. It has helped me tremendously!

[@denisehenkel6371]

Fantastic video. I appreciate that you went slowly through the cleaning and oiling. That is so important. I’m learning many things. Thank you so much! You two are great teachers!

[@kayvanorman9389]

Great tutorial! You are correct, taking that first class is a bit overwhelming. Thanks so much for creating this tutorial. It's a great help in reviewing what was taught in the class. I look forward to part number two. Your tutorials are always great. Again thanks so much!

[@alisonwilliams5355]

Thank you both, another great video and you explain everything so well and logically. Look forward to checking out the next video.

[@deborahpearce1452]

I’m so happy to watch these tutorials! I’m learning a lot! I needed some guidance since I bought my Bernini in May! Thank you!

[@sharonrubenich8237]

This is a great out of the box tutorial. Good information!

[@tblack4719]

This is an excellent tutorial!

[@dianetrenary2380]

From Bernina website on C feet The letter "C" stands for coded presser foot and refers to the sensor that specifies the stitch width to the sewing machine. For BERNINA sewing and embroidery machines with a maximum stitch width of 9 mm. The soles are longer and wider than on the 5.5 mm presser foot.

[@QuiltingInTheValley]

Yup! Sensor feet!

[@scrappygirl100]

Great information, it was much easier to view when you filmed from the left.

[@lisabrown8026]

Thank you!

[@shelleyreville7831]

Right after I watched the tutorial I did the clean up on my 2 month old 740. All went well but then my lights would not come on. I restarted several times and they would blink when the I started but wouldn’t come back on. What do I do?

[@QuiltingInTheValley]

Did you check to see if you might have accidentally turned them off? We showed that in the tutorial....maybe you were clicking along with us?

[@shelleyreville7831]

@@QuiltingInTheValley I looked at the settings and found nowhere where I could turn the light on and off. Can you tell me where that switch is?

[@shelleyreville7831]

Oooohhh! I found it and now my light works. Thanks so much!!! you get a gold star!!

[@joannebrennan7540]

How often do you oil the machine?

[@QuiltingInTheValley]

Before you start sewing each day you use it, after 8 hours of continuous sewing, or when it starts to sound louder.

[@cosiendocontatita2971]

HELLO LISA: I HAVE B790 WIL YOU PLEASE LET ME KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 790 AND 790 PLUS

[@QuiltingInTheValley]

The 790 plus has pinpoint placement, thread away, jump thread cutting, multi format file reading, and on screen design editing. The 790 does not. It’s all in the embroidery!

[@lisabrown8026]

Thank you!