Your BERNINA sewing machine allows you to change the stitch width and length, even during sewing. In this video we will show the ins and outs of altering stitches, from adjusting stitch width and stitch length to mirroring and optimizing the stitch balance. We will also show you how automatically repeat a pattern for a certain number of repeats. Good to know: All changes to settings for patterns and stitches are stored in the sewing machine for a short time, but can also be stored permanently. |

Can’t wait to start sewing with your new BERNINA sewing machine? In this video tutorial, we will show you how to prepare your machine for sewing. The video covers everything you need to know to get started, from attaching the sewing foot, winding the thread and using the spool, through to threading the machine correctly. Learn more about the BERNINA 4 Series here: https://www.bernina.com/en-US/Machines-US/Series-Overview/BERNINA-4-Series?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=videopo

In this tutorial will walk you through the areas and functions of your sewing machine’s screen. You will learn how to adjust the upper thread tension or presser foot pressure and how to select and change the different stitches of your new BERNINA sewing machine. We will also show you how the “Help” function assists you when you are unsure of something and how you can very easily reset stitches and most functions. Click here to learn more about the BERNINA 4 Series machines: https://www.bernina.c

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