Bernina 135 S Test sewing, Corrections To adjust the bead width, Altering the stitch length

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40 Selected practical stitches: Buttonholes

Test sewing

• always test sew on the fabric and stabilizer you intend to use

• select the buttonhole type you intend to use

• sew the buttonhole in the same direction on the fabric (with or against the grain)

• cut the buttonhole open

• push the button through and adjust the buttonhole length if necessary

Corrections

To adjust the bead width:

• alter the stitch width

• altered stitch widths can be deleted by pressing the «clr/del»- button

Altering the stitch length:

• any alterations to the stitch length affect both beads (denser or less dense)

• altered stitch length can be deleted by pressing the «clr/del»- button

Note:

Balance for automatic/manual buttonholes

When all buttonholes have

• any balance alterations to the 6-step manual and auto length

been sewn, return balance to

buttonholes affects both beads identically because they are sewn

the normal setting!

in the same direction

TIP

If a buttonhole is to be sewn at right angles to a seam, we recommend the use of the but- tonhole leveler. Insert the plate from behind between the fabric and the foot up to and over the thicker area.

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Contents Activa 135 S Patchwork Edition Welcome to Important Safety Instructions Servicing DOUBLE- Insulated Products Front view Details of the sewing computerScreen ContinuousBobbin winder with CutterBack view Carrying handle Left endStart-stop-unit AccessoriesFree standing accessory box Accessory boxStoring accessories Attaching the accessory box to the sewing computerPower cable Power cableWhen sewing Foot control cableFree-Hand-System FHS presser foot lifter* knee-operated Sewing tableWinding the bobbin Thread cutter Winding the bobbinInstruction Bobbin caseChanging the needle Inserting the bobbinInsert the bobbin Removing the needleSupplementary spool pin Changing the presser footPresser foot with shank Attaching the presser foot Collapsible vertical spool pinThreading the upper thread Refer to the safety instructionThread in hook Needle ThreaderLever down Thread in front of needleBringing up the lower thread Stitch plate Thread tension Screen shows Main switch toGeneral instructions Stitch width Stitch* selectionNeedle position Stitch lengthStitch end FunctionsNeedle stop Return to basic settings Alphabet contents Altered Stitch MemoryClr/del clear/delete Letters, numbers and punctuation marks only activa 145 SMemory buttons MemoryExample saved stitch Open MemoryScroll backwards Delete complete MemoryScroll forwards Begin sewingDelete single stitch, letter or number Leave Memory Normal position Denser stitch formation BalanceActiva 135 S StitchesActiva 135 S Activa 145 S Practical and decorative Activa 135 S PE see appendix a Honeycomb stitch Darning programQuilt/hand stitching Standard buttonholeStandard foot selection Securing program Basting stitch Sewing Fine stitch width adjustmentBlind hem Darning program TIP To sew around zipper pull ZippersSeam begin Zipper or fabric is thick or Densely wovenEverything you need to know about buttonholes Test sewing Corrections To adjust the bead widthAltering the stitch length Balance for automatic/manual buttonholesAutomatic standard buttonhole with auto length Auto buttonhole Programme the standard buttonholeCorrections see p Exact duplicatesMarking the keyhole buttonhole Automatic keyhole buttonhole with auto lengthDouble sewn keyhole buttonholes Corrections see p BalanceAlways test sew buttonholes Manual buttonhole all typesManual keyhole buttonhole Sewing a manual standard buttonholeGimp Hooking the cord in the but Buttonhole with gimpTonhole foot with slide No a Foot NoWith the seam ripper Special accessory Opening saved buttonholes Programmed buttonholesSaving programmed buttonholes in long term memory Stitch Button sewing-on programSewing on buttons with foot No Beginning and ending threadsHole button Closed seam Vari-overlock seamKnits and jersey Sewing stretch fabricsOverlock foot No or Reverse pattern foot No Double overlock seamDouble overlock No Needle stop down Ribbing with overlock seamRibbing with overlock seam Self-facing with Honeycomb stitch Important facts about sewing computer needles Special Needle table Description Needle point Suitable for StandardNeedles Double needleFeed-dog and stitch length Feed-dog and fabric feedThick fabrics feed-dog and sewing corners Feed-dog and fabric feed with compensating platesUneven layers Cleaning Replacing the bulb Sewing lightReplacing the Sewing Light Trouble shooting Balance 29, 49 IndexInserting the bobbin Functions Buttonholes #-button Altering buttonholes Speed030529.52.040303a135 a145EN Contents Impressum 23-30Decorative stitches Activa 135 S PE PracticalQuilting stitches Quilters securing program Machine thread Blanket stitchReverse pattern foot No or Open Embroidery Foot NoStipple stitch No Stipple stitchHandlook quilt stitch 40 or 30 weight cotton for the lower threadFeather stitch No Feather stitch

135 S specifications

The Bernina 135 S sewing machine is a versatile and reliable option for sewing enthusiasts and professional crafters alike. Known for its precision and durability, this machine offers a range of features that make it suitable for various sewing tasks, from basic stitching to more complex projects.

One of the primary features of the Bernina 135 S is its user-friendly interface. The machine is equipped with a clear and intuitive control panel, allowing users to quickly navigate through different settings and functions. This ease of use makes it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced sewers, enabling them to focus on their creativity rather than fumbling with complicated controls.

The Bernina 135 S offers a robust selection of stitch options, including utility stitches, decorative stitches, and quilting stitches. With over 30 built-in stitch patterns, sewers can easily find the perfect stitch for their fabric and project. The adjustable stitch length and width further enhance the customization options, allowing for detailed work and unique designs.

In addition to its impressive stitch selection, the Bernina 135 S is designed with advanced technology to ensure precise sewing. The machine features a powerful motor for consistent speed and stability, allowing it to handle heavy fabrics with ease. The built-in needle threader simplifies the threading process, making it quick and straightforward to get started on projects.

Another notable characteristic of the Bernina 135 S is its automatic buttonhole function. This feature takes the guesswork out of creating buttonholes, providing consistent results with various fabric types. The machine also includes several presser feet attachments that expand its versatility, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including quilting, garment construction, and home décor projects.

The Bernina 135 S is built with quality and longevity in mind. Its sturdy construction assures users that it can withstand frequent use, making it a long-term investment for any sewing enthusiast.

In summary, the Bernina 135 S combines user-friendly functionality with advanced sewing technology, offering a robust machine that meets the demands of various sewing projects. With its impressive features, customizable options, and durability, it stands out as a reliable choice for those looking to enhance their sewing experience.
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