Bernina 1008 Manual
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- Owner's workbook (61 pages) ,
- Brochure (3 pages) ,
- Owner's manual (198 pages)
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Bernina Sewing Machine
Sewing Machines and Costs
There will be no cost for the use of the machine or thread that is provided by the Library. The following costs
will apply to maintenance and loss of materials:
Universal needle
Patrons are encouraged to bring in their own needles for use in the machines, but a single Universal needle will
be available and in the machine for use. If the needle breaks, while you are using the machine, the library will
provide a second needle at no cost.
If the needle should break again, we will provide a replacement at a cost of $1.00
Bobbins
Metal (Bernina)– $1.50
Plastic (Singer) - $ .50
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- Page 1 Bernina Sewing Machine Sewing Machines and Costs There will be no cost for the use of the machine or thread that is provided by the Library. The following costs will apply to maintenance and loss of materials: Universal needle Patrons are encouraged to bring in their own needles for use in the machines, but a single Universal needle will be available and in the machine for use.
- Page 2 Using the Bernina Although it may look complicated, the Bernina sewing machine is relatively easy to use. Even if you have never used a sew machine before, you can use this machine with a few basic instructions. To get started you will need some basic understanding of what the parts of the machine are and how they are used together.
- Page 3 Thread guide Needle position Balance wheel Stitch width dial Button hole dial Hook guide Presser foot Stitch length & reverse Selector for stiches Bobbin case and bobbin www.picnet.org...
- Page 4 Located on the side of the machine is the on / off switch. There are 3 settings, (0) OFF; (1) ON; (1+lightbulb icon) ON with the machine light. The machine will have full power on setting (1). At the top of the machine is the stitch menu and selector.
- Page 5 How to Thread the Machine Threading the upper thread Place the reel of thread on one of the two thread holder pins. Firmly clip the thread into the thread guide (1) on the top of the machine. Bring the thread down through the channel at the front of the machine, and then loop it into the (2) Guide Thread guide...
- Page 6 Raise the needle (1) by turning the balance wheel on the side of the machine. Raise the presser foot (2), by lifting the presser foot lever which is located on the back of the machine. Open the hinged front cover on the free arm. Hold the bobbin case by the latch with the index finger and thumb of the left hand.
- Page 7 Inserting the bobbin Hold the bobbin case in the left hand. Insert the bobbin with the thread running in a clock-wise direction. Take the thread anticlockwise to the slot www.picnet.org...
- Page 8 Pull the thread into the slot and under the spring, until it lies in the T-shaped slot at the end of the spring. When the end of the thread is pulled, the bobbin should turn clockwise, in the direction of the arrow. www.picnet.org...
- Page 9 Hold the bobbin case by the latch with the index finger and thumb of the left hand. Insert so that the finger of the bobbin case points upwards, engaging in the notch of the hook race cover. Check: Pull end of the thread. Close the hinged front cover. www.picnet.org...
- Page 10 Useful Resources LIBRARY All things “sewing” in the Library! https://pickering.bibliocommons.com/v2/search?query=sewing&searchType=keyword ONLINE Video – Anatomy of a Stitch What happens inside your sewing machine? http://www.threadsmagazine.com/2015/03/12/video-sewing-machine-anatomy-how-a-stitch-is- made?utm_campaign=socialflow&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=editpost Seamwork Free online sewing magazine which provides tips, tricks and instructions on various sewing techniques. https://www.seamwork.com/issues The Guardian Online –...