Cody and Sylvain Answering Common Bernina Questions
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2024
- I had the pleasure of sitting down with my friend of many years Slyvain Bergeron. We have been wanting to sit down and chat forever now and we finally found the time. Here we chat about many problems/questions our customers encounter.
Apart from my local Bernina dealer you two guys are my favourite go-to persons when I have an issue or need inspiration. So seeing the two of you together on this nice vibe is so nice. More! We want more of Cody and Sylvain!
Sylvain is the best. Love, love, love him. Thanks for sharing all this knowledge to us.
He is!! 😊. You’re welcome thanks for watching 🥰
You two need your own show. This was wonderful. Both of you have been my BERNINA angels, always there to help. Thank you for doing this
I’m a nurse and I’m a hugger! LOL You guys are so cute together as well as being a well of knowledge; thank you so much!
Cody, I love your shirt!!!
Sylvain is so right! Cody’s customers ADORE him and we are always amazed at the information he carries around in that brain of his! So enjoyed seeing ya’ll together. Fun video!
I have a 2006 Bernina 200/730E, which I love, especially for garment sewing. I also have a Pfaff Creative Performance with built-in IDT (dual feed). I’ve owned several different models of Pfaff machines over the 50+ years I’ve been sewing, and I’ve never needed a walking foot with any of them. The IDT system is superior to Bernina’s built-in dual feed in my opinion. I worked for a Bernina retailer for about three years and sold many top-end machines. I also taught classes, including Mastery classes. So I’m very familiar with the dual feed function. Based on this experience, Pfaff has perfected their dual-feed system, and I use my Pfaff for both piecing and quilting. No walking foot required!
Sylvain, you have made some great videos and I watch them all IF I can find them! A few can be found on RUclips, but it sure would be nice if they were all on RUclips. I've gone to the Bernina sites, looked under every sub menu and just can't find them. For instance, you did one on threading, someone on the Bernina 7 and 8 series FB group recently was having threading and breakage problems. I thought it would help if she watched your video on threading but I simply couldn't find it to link it to her post. Please make all your videos easier to find, they would really help educated everyone. Cody, yours videos are easy to find on RUclips! I've watched them all! Thanks for this video, it was great!
I can’t thumb up this enough! Love you guys
This has been so much fun to watch. Thanks guys!
Wow! So much solid information for Bernina owners. Thanks so much for this video!!
Loved this. Great information and the two of you are a pleasure to listen to.
I am so excited to see the both of you together! This is awesome!
Great information. I had/have a Pfaff before purchasing my Bernina 790. I've had dual feed for years and years. My dealer reminded me before I left the store about the bobbin winder.
You two put on a great show with lots of information. I'm going to rewatch and listen again about the wonky stitches.
What a great show! Thank you both for all your information, wonderful, wonderful!
Cody I love that shirt! What great fabric!
Love this video! Lots of great tips and informative.
What a treat to watch a video with you two! I had the pleasure of working with and knowing Sylvian in Naperville at SnS, and Cody is a newer “friend” from RUclips where I’ve watched and throughly enjoyed his demonstrations for a few years now. Excellent instructors! Thank you both for this fun info session!
Cody- Super fun shirt, custom made? Love that fabric!
Great video! I learned so much.
Fantastic to see you guys together! Great show Cody...
We do love our Cody! ❤
Cody and Sylvain, I truly enjoyed you both -- a wealth of information. I was in one of Sylvain's class and he encouraged me to use my left foot. At first it was a bit awkward but it has become the norm for me. Again thanks to you both.
For what purpose?
Easier to operate foot pedal with left foot and use right leg to operate the free hand system.
Great video Cody and Slyvain, such good energy between you two as well.
That was so good. So much great information. Thanks
Cozy is amazing teacher absolutely enjoy his information 😊
I love your shirt.
What a fanstastic, engaging and entertaining video. Thank you both for the great information and for making me smile. Your enthusiasm and positivity is inspiring!☺️😊
this was wonderful!!
Thank you so much! This was so interesting!
Hi Cody & Sylvain - on the bobbin winder engaging at startup, Bernina Jeff in Colorado makes a 3D printed bobbin winder protector that you slip on prior to draping your machine with the dust cover. Keeps your winder safe & no more, 'uh-oh what's that noise' at startup. Thanks again for the great video!
You guys were great! Thank you so much.
Excellent…learned a lot!!!❤
Thanks a bunch. So much covered!
Excellent show!
Fabulous tips thank you
Fantastic video!! Thank you!
I am from the south. Big hugger here too!❤😊
This has been so enjoyable. Thanks, your sharing your knowledge and Cody, I love your shirt.
Fantastic! You two could do a TV show.
Thank you both so much for this video! Love your shirt! Could you share where you got your material? Y'all need to have more regular shows together. Looking forward to all the new information at BU...
Great Video. Extremely helpful for someone who has recently moved to a Bernina 590 from another another "dual feed" system. I am amazed at how well I've adjusted to my Bernina - mainly due to watching this video with Cody and Sylvain! I highly recommend getting the walking foot - it works great with the dual feed system on my 590.
Great tips- especially about the walking foot . I get the difference now. Also, I appreciate the level of precision in manufacturing the 1/4 inch feet. Still learning so much with these videos.❤
Such great information - y'all do need to do your own show - it's simple and not overproduced...so good.
All of these tips were part my New Owner classes. I call the free hand system, the third hand.
Thank you for this video. I always learn so much from both of you. ANOTHER QUESTION - DO YOU SELL A KIT FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL QUILT BEHIND YOU?
It is called Solare. Kits are available from several sources.
My first Bernina is the 1630. I still have it. From 1996
Really enjoyed this video. Maybe next time include sergers. My L460 just started skipping stitches. Any ideas?
I've got a Virtuosa 160 Plus which I've had for 20 years but never oiled it as it says in the manual not to!? It's my reserve machine so only used occasionally. Also, I tried to read in the transcript exactly what Sylvain said about the straight stitch on that machine but couldn't quite work it out but I think the gist of it was that it's a workhorse with a great straight stitch?!
Cody I love your shirt ! Where did you get the fabric? I would love to make one
Cody, I have a Bernette b79 that I purchased about 3 years ago and I can barely use. I've been watching your videos and trying to figure things out. Do you have a video for the JB invisible zipper foot tutorial? I have no idea how to use it install this piece. I'm a pretty advanced sewist, but this fancy machine I begged for is over my head.
Where are you located? I loved this video!!! 😊. He is coming to Raleigh and I am debating going. It’s 4 people
Wonderful video. I had no idea that I needed to adjust the height on the free motion quilting feet. Will Bernina ever make a 9 mm walking foot? I want to quilt with wide decorative stitches, and the dual feed just doesn’t work well enough.
Love you guys - I learn so much! I have a 475 QE and I use the thread cutter, BUT when I start to sew my next seam on my garment, I get a small nest of thread under the first couple of stitches. Is this normal or can i adjust something? I know I could go back to the old school system of needle up, needle down and hang on to the threads to start.....but I want to use the thread cutter feature. Thankyou.
I love my 57 foot.
Love the quilt behind you, is there a pattern?
Thanks for this! If we are using the piecing stitch (1324 I think) do we still need to reduce presser foot pressure? And if so, to what? Thanks!
The Berninas are Divas. I have a 770 QE and I love it but when I got it I couldn’t believe how much oiling and cleaning it requires. I call her a diva
I love the quilt behind you. Will you tell me the name of the pattern please and if there is a kit for it?
Does the B435 have a tripple stitch, if not, which stitch can you use please
Cody, where did you get the fabric for your shirt?
How do you adjust the pressure on the SR. I’m unsure what the wheel is!
Cody, I’m wanting to add dual needles to my projects! Do I need a different foot other then my #1 foot. I have 435 machine
My auto matic needle threader on my Bernina is always problem
Could Bernina make a cover for the 700E that could fit over the Spool Holder? I have to take the Spool Holder off every time I finish embroidering to be able to use the provided cover.
That would be amazing!!!! 🤩
I would definitely buy the pattern from you if you create one.@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651
Love these vieos! Question: When you have a thread break during embroidery, does the 790 make a Tie-on when it starts stitching again? I saw a video where someone was embroidering a Satin Stitch, and he simulated a thread break. But when he restarted, the machine did not make a Tie-on.
That is a good question and I honestly don’t have a definitive answer. I want to say yes because it starts off slow but I am not 100% sure. Will have to check that on that.
@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 Ty for checking on this! I have talked with 2 different Dealers, and one told me yes, and one told me no.
Whenever I go to the Bernina site and open the user manual for my machine, I do not see a search box to search the manual. That was discussed. I would love to figure out how to do that. Please let me know where to find that. Thank you.
It's going to vary a bit by computer/platform but if you don't immediately see a search box (which you will sometimes) look for a magnifying glass. If you're not sure what various buttons do, most of the time you can hover over it and some text will describe what the button does. Worst case, if you don't have any luck, search RUclips for Searching a PDF.
Squee!! 🎉❤