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What size and kind bobbin should we use?

Good lesson. Thanks I was having tension problems.

Has anyone used this iron in Australia?

Does the b77 use #15 bobbins?

Thank you, I've watched several different videos about this product and you are by far the most thorough.

Just what I needed! Thank you

Just what I needed! Thank you

I needed your video! Real people in real settings. coming up against real situations! Very well done, perfect pace & no excessive jabber-talking. Machine and frame arrives soon. so excited. THANK YOU.. you are appreciated

how do you clean the hoop?

What needle size and thread weight are you using.

Thank you. I got my B77 in 2023 and it’s been a wonderful experience so far. I’ve made many things very quickly!! I just tried everything here in the video demo that you showed and it was fast and easy to make quilted panels for a backpack that I’m working on. Thank you! This changes everything! Also, in a year, I had not even used the computer guide to show the foot, thread, needle and stitch suggestions!!! 😅

Nicely done! Simple minus too much detail. ❤

I was soooo happy to find this video I have the same frame and machine and have had sooo many tension issues. Now I know it isn’t something I’m doing wrong. Thank you for taking the time to film this? I have been hesitant to set it up again after practicing and being frustrated. I am curious if it’s possible to make a quilt sandwich using the same fabrics to test the tension before setting the machine on the frame? I don’t have a ton of room to see underneath when it’s on the frame. Or, does the tension change when it’s on the frame?

Great tutorial..new subscriber here. I just purchased my sticky hoop. Haven’t used it yet but was wondering if you have done tee shirts on it?

Can all quilting rulers be used with the b79

Can all quilting rulers be used with the b79 machine

I keep a small hand mirror in my sewing room so I can look at the back, checking stitches, onstead of having to do gymnastics to look at that. It's been really helpful.

How do you put in a new bobbin if you run out, do you have to take the quilt off completely and then set everything back up?

I have a Cutie frame, Jazz II machine, and am just now learning about my break Sure Stitch Elite. Needless to say I’m now re-resolving tension issues I thought I had fixed without the Elite, so I’m double checking everything from setting up the frame correctly and adjusting tensions. I’ll get there. I am a little curious about your height adjustment. The Cutie instruction manual, and advice in various groups, is to have the back bar set so you can just get a fingertip between it and the bed of the machine, so that’s how I did it. But your back bar appears quite a bit higher in the video, and you set the height so that the front bed of your Jazz II goes under the front bar almost to the needle. What am I missing in my setup? Thanks.

I am SO grateful for this video! I didn’t realize that the thread went under the small metal plate. I had it on top and it kept sliding off which caused a lot of “unsewing”. Thank you for keeping sane! 😂

Thank you I had taken that part off so I could get a piece of thread off that was wrapped around the lever. In the meantime, the little light fell off as soon as I took the lid off, so I wasn’t really sure where it went back on until I watched your video and then I seen it just slid right in that little slot. Duh so --so glad you had a video to show me where I can put that little light back.

what presser foot tension do i use for quilting with an edge stitch foot? i am at a loss and my 3 layered quilt is bunching! :(

Nice demo. 😊

So you didn’t stick on the measuring tape that came with it? I m not sure how to center the tape. It’s in centimeters which I don’t know

Thanks for sharing. I learned a lot for my first use

I got a baby lock jazz II last Tuesday when I dropped the feed dogs to free motion it makes a loud clanking sound and the fabric does slide easily. Do you know if anyone else has had this problem

I own a babylock jazz2 the eyelashes forced me to remove a lot of thread! So The fix was to increase the tension to 7 and if that doesn't do the trick increase it to 9. Have your stitch length up to 4 and the feed dogs down. Make sure youroving at a steady pace, jerks or catches of the material on the side of the machine will make a blurp. Practice and be sure to rethread your machine everytime you change the tension.

wow, you are brave!

I loved the video because I have a Jazz 2 and just set up my q-zone hoop frame. I have had issues with the Jazz just quilting without frame so I do not expect to go problem free. Your patience and suggestions were greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!

Did it cut??? Ha ha! I bought that recently but haven’t tried it yet.

Thanks for the video. I put my cutie together and it’s on my dining room table…… waiting for me to figure out the next step. Ha ha. Baby steps

I would have put a piece of fabric on the side of batting to do a test to see how the tension was instead of your quilt

Thank you so much for making this video! I too purchased my b77 recently and appreciate all the help I can get in learning how to operate her, especially since it’s my first computerized machine. I am also a beginner quilter and have a question….after lowering the feed dogs to practice fmq, I can’t get the feed dogs to come back up again….even after taking a few stitches. Any advice would be greatly appreciated and thanks again for the video!😊

It's very difficult to see what you are doing, when changing foot, etc. The camera angle would be better with a close up, and not showing arm, hands, etc which hides what you are doing. Other than that your delivery is ok.

Thank you for featuring this mat. I’m going to check it out. Joan ~ aka It’s OK

Thank you so much for the videos featuring the Bernette b77. I’ve had the b77 for a few days now (April 2023) and these videos are very helpful. I am excited to try the free motion sewing. When you turned over the piece to the underside, the stitches looked pretty much identical to the top frontside stitches. I do have a question about normal sewing of two pieces of fabric, not a sandwich quilting set up for free motion. So when I put two pieces of regular quilting fabric together to do practice stitching, I really like the front topside of the stitches. They look exactly how they should, however when I turn the piece over, the underside stitching does not look the same. I downloaded the b77 sewing machine manual and I’m having a very difficult time trying to fix this. Everything I read here on You Tube as well as in the manual, says to increase the tension. I have the upper thread tension set at 7 and the underside stitch still isn’t as perfect as the top side stitch. Do you have any suggestions for me? I would truly appreciate any help. Thank you. Joan ~ aka It’s OK

I really appreciated your attention to the details, as I have found many videos are about how awesome the person can free motion quilt, new subscriber

very informed for me. I was impress with this turtorial .It gave me a lot of help with my setting my tenstions

I wondered why they didn't make it like my older machines that easily open. I love my machine but am not happy with the stitches all the time, especially the underside (not sure what it is called). So the stitching is okay as I am sewing, I test periodically with two different color threads but it still looks like an entirely different type of stitch, bunches up. This is not nice for quilting.

Can you show us the other end. My machine asks like the belt is off. Finally got the foot pedal working and now the motor works but no action...

Thank you, this has to be one of the BEST videos for free motion quilting and the Jazz2 machine. You were having and solving issues at gome quilters have but are never shown in other videos. I have voth the frame and Jazz2 and have had the same tension issues and did just WHT you did to resolve. You are awesome 👌

love the way you explain this. Great video & just subbed.

I have heard that a stitch regulator can be purchased. Have you ever used such or plan on using such in a future video. Thank you for this video. Very informative and helpful.

Thank you was wondering how to get in there

Thank you. I see where little fluffy can hide!

I own a Jazz2 and ordered a Cutie yesterday. Your video is great with showing how to set up the frame and machine from start to finish. You answered all of my questions on adjusting the frame. I am so happy that I found your video. Your are very good at explaining the process so that newbies can understand. Thank you so much. Now I look forward to setting my frame up when it arrives and set up my JAZZ2 with confidence.

Thank you very much. This is just what i needed to find for my project. I have a beautiful machine that has sat a year or so and not having a hard copy instruction manual out of the box is a big drawback to the Ease of Use , for an otherwise great product, and i really appreciate the videos on the b77/b79.

Does it really stay hot for 10 mins when not placed on base. Mine only lasts few seconds and then I need to put it back. Shall I look to claim warranty

You did such a wonderful job explaining this. Very nice voice and very easy to understand. Thank you

Thank you soooo, sooo much for your wonderful and informative tutorial! I just bought the Babylock Allegro for my Cutie frame. I was having issues with figuring out how to make sure it fit on the stand and realized that I didn't have the back feet on the sewing machine frame! After watching your video and heeding your tip , it worked out much better!!!