Sewing Machine Securing Stitches

[@maggiegordon6551]

I didn't realise there were so many ways to secure stitches on my Bernina 770 QE sewing machine - I've only had it 3 years !!🙄 This has been so helpful Cody - thank you for helping me get the most out of my Bernina.

[@sandiesewcrafty]

I always thought that button looked like a pretzel too! I love your videos. You are a great teacher and your fabulous personality shines through:). Once again thanks for making me love my bernina more every day!

[@mightymouse2098]

Thank you for reviewing and explaining the Bernina machines. I was in the market for one but decided to wait and see where the new machines are going for 2023. If the prices increase I will not be buying one.

[@corgikat21]

Great video. I just brought my 770home today and it’s like driving the Starship Enterprise compared to my old basic one. Your videos are helping to flatten my steep learning curve! Thanks!

[@joc5882]

That’s such a great description! I know exactly how you feel - remembering that the lifter at the back was a button at the front took me ages ✋. 😂

[@corgikat21]

@@joc5882 Exactly! LOL

[@Aurora-uh9nk]

Perfect description ! Sometime I LOVE ❤️ my BERNINA but other times boy does she give me grief ! and when I think of the price I paid I go into panic + grief mode ! NOT A PRETTY SIGHT 😂😂🤣🤣🥲

[@corgikat21]

@@Aurora-uh9nk Oh Yes! In my case the grief is always due to user error!

[@sherrypace8980]

Me too! Cody is my go to when I’m stuck (which is often…) 😉

[@nancysneedlework9199]

You are the best! What about ruler quilting?

[@patriciawalton5897]

I have learned so much from you. I pick up my new 570 this week. It shipped last week been waiting almost 5 months. Will keep watching you

[@clairemccoy5502]

To knot or not to knot, that is the question! Thanks for the tutorial Cody. This student always learns something new from your tutorials.

[@k3of5ks]

I had to comment and haven't even watched. I'm so excited for this video. I will watch when I can give it the time it deserves. Most excited to see if there's an answer for thread nests. An area of discouragement in such an expensive machine. I had a really nice top of the line Juki before I bought my Bernina and there were never thread nests. There was a function in which the first few stitches were slowed way down. I'm super interested to watch, hear yours and other comments about this Bernina issue. Thanks for all you do!

[@williammhlongo1502]

Your videos teach me something new all the time making my craft easier thank you

[@s.s.2875]

Oh! 🤯I think the sewing setting on the securing might be the source of my “birds nest” problems!!! Thank you for mentioning that! Still new to this machine - it’s been a real learning curve! You’ve helped me so much - thank you!!!

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

So happy I was able to help. :)

[@joc5882]

Again - a thoroughly straightforward & “easy to follow” tutorial. You’re the best!

[@nanette7fl]

Thank you. This was a most helpful video. I'm still learning about my Bernina Virtuosa 155. I was doing some decorative stitches but I was looking for ways to secure my stitches. As we all know some of the deco stitches do not have a decent reverse to secure the stitches down. So thank you very much for a great an d informative video!!🖕🖕

[@mariaraab4537]

Thank you so much! Super helpful to this Bernina newbie!!

[@marshatwiford4230]

Thank you for this tutorial! Always great!

[@ceceliaswilkey4869]

Cody your videos are so helpful . Thank you

[@noniyou]

Thanks cody for your clarification on these different options

[@ladaynehardage946]

Thank you so much for your clear instructional videos. You are a good teacher!

[@buckleberriequilts5132]

Thank you so much! Love your instructional videos!

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

Thank you for watching and enjoying it so much and also commenting that means a lot. :) Knowing that there are people who truly appreciate of the work I put into these videos. :) If you ever have any questions let me know.

[@vivien-dahling]

Thank you, Cody! You’ve been such a tremendous help. Hope you’ll post more videos soon!

[@boxgirl51]

Missing you!

[@triciava7208]

Just found your videos and subscribed immediately. But, where are you? It's been three weeks since your last video. ;-)

[@izzybean58]

This was so helpful as are all your videos. Thank you Cody.

[@edbalko3082]

DO YOU have a video of securing stitches for the 570...??? Love this video...I will check out to see if my stitch # 5 will do this

[@esperansaloughran693]

Great video! Thank you!

[@sue8319]

Could you please do,topics on the 230? I purchased it 10+ yrs or so. My dealer went out of business, I only had 1 intro class; threading, winding a Bobbie & cleaning. I don’t know what mm my stitch plate is 5? 9? The one from the factory. I just recently purchased a straight/ cut work plate. I have found your videos helpful but would appreciate more about my machine,,thanks . Waving to you from Michigan

[@connieprince9718]

Thank you !

[@malusantos1551]

Thank you so much!

[@jbd9507]

Can you alter the number of stitches when securing? I.e. 2 stitches rather than four or five? Thank you for sharing your wisdom and wealth of Bernina knowledge, it’s truly a gift. Perfect videos! 🙌😊😘

[@asc06820]

Really appreciate this video. What does the "stitch-precise reverse sewing" feature (stitch setting for reverse button) do differently than just reverse stitching?

[@jenniferjones2181]

Great info and good to have the info about securing together. With stitch number 5 can you reduce the number of stitches it stitches forwards and backwards?

[@beckyflora7732]

Have you done a review of the Bernina B770-QEE Plus?

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

It’s coming. BUT is 95% the same as the 790 so any 790 video will give you a VERY good idea of the 770 plus. Unless you’re talking about the upgrade to the original 770. Then that’s a little different but a video should be coming soon. ☺️

[@jamiejones426]

Okay so I backstitch but there seems to be thread still sticking out of the material that doesn’t look secure, what do I do now? I only have a mini sewing machine and it doesn’t go in reverse and no matter what I do, there’s always thread sticking out, please help. Thanks!

[@SewJoyful]

I’m amazed you don’t have thread nests & that your back stitch is straight! I have 770 but do not have such pretty starts and backstitches 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@josephinevanlinden3235]

I agree! How do you stop the thread nests. I always learn something when I watch your videos!

[@anndalynnketellapper8296]

I am a new quilter, and a fairly new Bernina owner! Which one of these securing methods, do you recommend for quilting? Thanks for your videos.

[@Aurora-uh9nk]

Hi Cody hope u and Pete are keeping well . I would like to ask u about BERNINA foot 16 gathering foot , and BERNINA foot 86 ruffle foot . What is the difference between these two feet ? I do garment sewing only no quilting . Which one would u recommend pls ?

[@jeffreylee7040]

Is that a tesla logo to the right of the screen?

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

Haha it is 😀

[@patriciaperez5815]

Hi Cody! I’ve tried most of the securing methods but you clarified some things for me, as always! Thank you! Do you use stitch 1324 when quilting? I just finished a quilt with lots of starts and stops and I used 1324 and would like to know if you recommend something else? Now I am craving a cinnamon sugar pretzel! :)

[@deborahsnyder9199]

How about when using free motion.? Will these techniques work then?

[@Jgriffin0808081]

What kind of table is that?! I want/need one like it!

[@mariac8102]

Hello Cody my name is Maria I watch your videos and I'd like to ask you what difference is between Bernine 770 and 570, I'm going to buy one and I want to invest in my machine I have a Janome skyline 6000 and I'm happy with it, but happier I would be with bernine , I went to a shop specialized to take some tula pink nebula classes and they're bernine representatives and I've fallen in love with the machine please what you recommend thanks MariaC Sent from my iPhone

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

Good question. The 570 and 770 are almost identical Except for their size. 770 is bigger. Which has its advantages for quilting and embroidery. Also soon the 770 will have an upgrade that’s around $500 that will make the 770 have more features than the 570. But currently it’s all about size. And $ there is about $1k difference between the two.

[@mariac8102]

Thank for answer me I buy 770 and 6 weeks I will get it , still I waiting new tutorial from you thanks again

[@camarodebo1201]

So this is better than the Bernina 475 QE automatic securing stitch?

[@gwendearling4139]

This technique works on the 475QE.

[@ss2short]

Where are you????

[@jeffreylee7040]

Where’s Pete?

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

Have been keeping him out of some videos he won’t be quiet when I’m talking and filming. He always has to be the center of attention lol 🦜

[@jeffreylee7040]

@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 oh my🤣. I thought Pete was another person 🤣🤣🤣🤓

[@betsygrahn382]

Can you do a tutorial on the Bernina L850 on how to set up serger to do a lettuce hem

[@tatyanasurenyan-krech6372]

Where is your store located?

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

I’m Abita Springs Louisiana 😀

[@tatyanasurenyan-krech6372]

@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 I have 4 Bernette machines: b38, b70, b 77, and b44. I like your videos. I wanted more videos on the b44. I can’t find a class on that serger around where I live. I have a friend in New Orleans I was planning to visit and I wanted to know if you had classes in your store sometime this summer.

[@janegladys9719]

Love your channel! The Sew Yeah Quilting guys are looking to collaborate with You Tube quilters to spread the joy of quilting and have some fun. I am reaching out to you in hopes that you connect with them - What a great show that would be! You have so much to offer us and I would love to see your channel grow! If you go to their You Tube Channel or website, send them a quick email and they will connect with you!