Bernina Sewing Machine manual Important facts about sewing computer needles, Needle and thread

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Important facts about sewing computer needles

Sewing computer, needle and thread

Your BERNINA uses needle system 130/705H.

Needle and thread

The most commonly sold needles are nos. 70 –120.

The finer the needle, the lower the number. The table shows which needle is suitable for which threads.

Needle

70

80

90

100

110 –120

Darning thread

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Embroidery thread

 

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Mercerised

 

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cotton thread

 

 

 

 

 

Synthetic thread

 

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Thick threads,

 

 

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synthetic mercerised

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thread

 

 

 

 

 

Buttonhole thread

 

 

 

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for decorative

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

seams (cordonnet)

 

 

 

 

 

Needle appropriate for thread

Needle inappropriate

When sewing, the thread

for thread

runs in the long groove on the

If the needle is too fine, the

needle.

groove will be too narrow for

 

the thread and faulty stitching

 

or thread breakage can occur.

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Welcome to Important Safety Instructions To reduce the risk of electric shockThis sewing computer is intended for household use only Details of the sewing computer Front viewThread take up cover Adjustment2330 Bobbin cover FHS connection Stitch plate Thread pathBack view Manual Carrying handlePresser foot lifter Thread cutterStart-stop-unit AccessoriesStandard accessories Fabric coverStoring accessories Accessory boxFree standing accessory box Attaching the accessory box to the sewing computerPower cable Sewing table Free-Hand-System FHS presser foot lifter* knee-operatedWinding the bobbin Winding the bobbin Thread cutterBobbin case Insert the bobbin Inserting the bobbinChanging the needle Removing the needleChanging the presser foot sole Changing the presser footSupplementary spool pin Attaching the presser foot soleThreading the upper thread Bringing up the lower thread Thread cutterStitch plate markings Stitch plateFeed-dog Button below the handwheelThread tension Main switch to General instructionsScreen shows Needle position Stitch* selectionStitch width Stitch lengthFunctions Needle stopClr/del clear/delete Balance Shorter stitch length Longer stitch lengthButtonhole sole Presser foot selection snap-on systemPresser foot shaft Reverse pattern sole Overlock soleQuilting- and Decorative stitches StitchesPractical and decorative ActivaStitches Standard buttonhole Darning programGathering stitch Straight stitch Securing program Seam beginSeam end Zig-zag stitch Satin stitchOversewing edges C Preparation Fine stitch width adjustmentBlind hem SewingDarning program Seam begin Zipper or fabric is thick or ZippersTIP To sew around zipper pull Densely wovenManual buttonhole Sewing a manual standard buttonhole Foot No Buttonhole with gimpGimp Ideal cordsWith the seam ripper Special accessory Handlook quilt stitch Knits and jersey Vari-overlock seamClosed seam Sewing stretch fabricsCotton or polyester Double overlock seamDouble overlock No Overlock foot No or Reverse pattern foot NoRibbing with overlock seam Ribbing with overlock seamNeedle stop down Needle and thread Important facts about sewing computer needlesSewing computer, needle and thread Needle 100Needle and fabric Condition of needle Special Needle table Description Needle point Suitable for StandardNeedle NeedlesFeed-dog and fabric feed Feed-dog and stitch lengthFeed-dog and fabric feed with compensating plates Uneven layersThick fabrics feed-dog and sewing corners Cleaning Sewing light Replacing the bulbDisconnect plug Trouble shooting Index Presser foot lifter Quilt stitchIndex Impressum
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