6 best bernina quilting machines

Product description

Bernette B35 Sewing Machine The inexpensive sewing machine for beginners, including 23 stitches and 7 presser feet (soles). AUTOMATIC BUTTONHOLE – SEW PROFESSIONAL BUTTONHOLES QUICKLY AND EASILY The bernette 37 has over 50 different stitches, consisting of 17 utility and stretch stitches, 2 darning stitches and 19 decorative stitches, 5 buttonholes and 7 quilting stitches. This means you are well equipped to handle any sewing project. The stretch stitches enable you to sew elastic jersey fabrics. MANY CONVENIENT EXTRAS – MAKING SEWING EVEN MORE FUN In addition to the 1-step buttonhole function and the 23 utility and decorative stitches, the bernette 35 also has a manual needle threader and a manual thread cutter. These functions make your sewing faster and more efficient. The accessory box of your bernette 35 provides plenty of storage space for sewing utensils, such as bobbins, cleaning brushes, presser feet and threads. SEVEN PRESSER FEET (SOLES) INCLUDED – THE RIGHT PRESSER FOOT FOR ANY APPLICATION With your bernette 35 you get seven presser feet soles and a stable presser foot shank. You can select the appropriate presser foot for whatever you want to sew. For example, you can choose the zigzag foot for zigzag stitches, the relevant satin foot for your satin stitches and the buttonhole foot for your buttonholes. With the appropriate feet, you can accomplish your sewing projects quickly and with excellent stitch quality. 2-STEP PRESSER FOOT LIFT FOR SEWING THICK LAYERS OF FABRIC With your bernette 35 you get seven presser feet soles and a stable presser foot shank. You can select the appropriate presser foot for whatever you want to sew. For example, you can choose the zigzag foot for zigzag stitches, the relevant satin foot for your satin stitches and the buttonhole foot for your buttonholes. With the appropriate feet, you can accomplish your sewing projects quickly and with excellent stitch quality.

• Stitch Width: 5mm
• Hook System: Front Loading
• Patterns: 23
• Utility Stitches: 14
• Buttonholes: 1-step

User questions & answers

Question:	Quilting? Does anyone use this machine
Answer:	Mine did. I was able to find an old singer treadle sewing machine at a local consignment shop and if fit into it perfectly, I didn't need to make any adjustments at all.
Question:	Is a 1/4 inch foot included
Answer:	Yes, assessories include 5 bobbins, instruction book, set of needles, seam ripper, oil, zipper foot, hemmer foot, overedge foot, sliding bottonhole foot, blind stitch foot, lint brush, small screw driver. Very nice machine.
Question:	Does this machine sew stretch fabrics. Lycra)spandex
Answer:	Hello, It comes with the treadle belt, 4 bobbins, needles, oil bottle, cleaning brush,seam ripper, screw driver, three specialty feet, and three attachments. The people I bought it from are great to work with. I had a missing part and they sent me one, no questions asked. I hope this answers your question.
Question:	Does this machine sew through thick material like 4 to 6 layers of denim
Answer:	This machine comes with the belt but it has to be put into an actual old fashioned treadle sewing machine cabinet. There are newer cabinets that are made but they are very pricey. I was lucky enough to already have a cabinet that I had the old treadle machine switched out for the new 712T Treadle Powered Sewing Machine.

Product description

Good measure every angle machine Quilting ruler by Amanda murphy is a 1/4" Thick ruler to be used as guides for machine quilting. Use for stitch-in-the-ditch, echoing, parallel lines such as piano keys, and cross-hatching printed with 15, 22. 5, 30, 45 and 60 degree angles in both directions for precise alignment ruler has markings that clearly indicate the previous row's Quilting lines, Not found on other ruler, not found on other rulers ruler has non-slip backing

• Cut from clear 1/4" Thick acrylic
• For use with 1/4" Ruler-work foot on any quilting or sewing machine
• Helps quilter lay down accurate, repeatable design lines
• Use for stitch-in-the-ditch, echoing, parallel lines, and cross-hatching
• Ruler is printed with 15, 22. 5, 30, 45 and 60 degree angles in both directions

User questions & answers

Question:	This pkg says "longarm" but can it be used on a domestic machine
Answer:	2 poles have holes on the ends the wing nuts screw off and they slide on then replace the wing nut the others interlock with each other so you van make it 10ft or 5ft ....
Question:	How long is this ruler in inches
Answer:	The top height you can set the poles is 10'. That being said, the higher you go, the more unstable the entire thing becomes. Its intent was to just hold a blue/green cloth for photography and what not, as long as the item placed on the pole between is extremely lite weight, you're good to go. But, if you want to say, hang vinyl banners or something with a little weight...I would highly recommend designing and putting a center cross bar in place or the entire thing will sag. If you use care, this item will do what you want. Hope this helps
Question:	Would these fit a morse fotomatic iii (model
Answer:	Yes. But this is not heavy duty. You’ll need sand bags to hold it
Question:	will these fit a sailrite sewing machine
Answer:	Maybe..idk how heavy the background paper is but i have a 10 by 8 1/2 in backdrop and plan to hang balloon garland...It doesnt seem flimsy. Hope that helps
Question:	I have a baby lock rachel, i'm sewing 4 layers of quilting cotton. should i use universal 90!14 needle
Answer:	I would think so. It has a minimum width of 5 ft. which is 60 inches and a maximum width of 10 ft, which is 120 inches, so it would just depend on how heavy your screen is
Question:	Will the 80/12 needle work well with 3 layers of thick material
Answer:	I always use it outside and make sure I use the sandbags. I try to put it infront of a wall to prevent the wind from knocking it over. If it’s super windy it will fall over since the frame is really light.
Question:	Will these work for csbrother 6000i
Answer:	No sand comes with this item but it’s not needed either. Stands are very sturdy but it does come with the bags in case you need to add sand.
Question:	Are these sharp needles and not universal
Answer:	If it works, & U can make do, then U may want to keep it. However, if the batteries become loose or its an inconvenience then by all means return it.
Question:	Will this work for a husqvarna classica 100? the schmetz universal 130/705 h, 60/8 keeps breaking when going over 3 layers of cotton for face masks
Answer:	Great question. The on button must be held down for the product to work. This is a safety measure.
Question:	Nowhere on these packages does it say 90/14, all I see is 130/705 H-Q
Answer:	This takes 2 AA batteries. Batteries are included.

Product features

Easy Arcs:

Once you master straight-line rulerwork, you’ll be eager to move onto curves. If you have tried your hand at free-motion, you know how frustrating quilting a long smooth curve can be. This is because, at some point, we have to stop and reposition our hands and it can be hard to start again while still maintaining a smooth line.

Curved rulers make maintaining a smooth, long curve much easier. I typically use petal-shaped rulers to exe­cute the simplest of these designs, but you can also use the edge of a variety of differently sized circle rulers to accomplish the same thing. Remember, you don’t have to use the entire ruler’s edge. If the curve fits what you need, you can stitch along just part of the ruler instead.

These designs are quick to quilt, and glorious when accentuated with free-motion. Have fun!

S-curves and spines:

Rope: Rope designs are comprised of a series of S-Curves quilted in a row. You’ll need to choose your ruler based on the scale of the area you are filling. Large S-Curves are good for borders, while smaller ones work well for sashing.

If you find you really enjoy quilting this design, you might want to invest in rulers specifically designed for Rope designs. These tools eliminate the need to switch to a straight ruler to travel from one

Tip:

Where possible, I hold my ruler with both hands for added stability. Going around a curve while holding the ruler in both hands. I like to have some of my fingers on the ruler and some on the fabric.

Product features

Dial on top of machine

The control dial can be found on top of the machine on some brands

Dial on front of machine

The control dial can be found on the front of the machine on others.

Dial on side of machine

On older machines, you might find the dial on the left side

Foot angled

When the foot gets to the thick seam, it starts to angle up in the front. If the pressure setting is too high, the foot might get stuck in this position and the fabric stops feeding.

Short stitch length at seam

After decreasing pressure