Thank you for your video! I have been struggling with my machine for 2 days to get it rethreaded and working properly. After following your advice....perfect stitches first try! The key was getting the thread in the tension discs properly. Thanks again!
Thanks so much for this how to video. I struggled for a day trying to thread my Bernette overlocker without much success. Then I saw your video and followed your instructions and it work. Great close-up footage and instructions. thank you
I ALWAYS enjoy your videos! SUCH a learning experience. My mother taught me to sew when I was 9yo and it's a joy to make things with a machine and material. Keep up the great work!
I was in NZ (Dunedin), over Easter. I would have loved to have had a chat about your machines and your experiences with sewing machines. I really enjoy your videos. Instructive, easy to understand and informative.
This video was a lifesaver, especially the close-ups, thank you! Quick question, I tried knotting new thread and pulling it through according to the original manual - and the video from the 80s - but it messed with the tensions, especially the yellow thread. Or the other time the knots broke. Is there a better way, or is it just better to rethread everything instead? Second, what if I only need to replace one thread, can I do the knot process, or is it again just better to rethread everything from top to bottom? I'm a newbie, so apologies if it's a silly question.
This is a wonderfully detailed video that actually shows close ups to follow! Thank you so much! I now have an older model, 234 without DF but I am guessing this process is very similar to my machine?
Do you prefer the Bernette 334D or the Huskylock 435? pros and cons of each? I am new to sergers and inherited both of these machines. Lucky me, right? I'm looking for a manual for the Huskylock.
This video made threading my bernette 335 less intimidating. So glad i found this video!
Thank you!!
Thank you for your video! I have been struggling with my machine for 2 days to get it rethreaded and working properly. After following your advice....perfect stitches first try! The key was getting the thread in the tension discs properly. Thanks again!
Thanks so much for this how to video. I struggled for a day trying to thread my Bernette overlocker without much success. Then I saw your video and followed your instructions and it work. Great close-up footage and instructions. thank you
I ALWAYS enjoy your videos! SUCH a learning experience. My mother taught me to sew when I was 9yo and it's a joy to make things with a machine and material. Keep up the great work!
Brilliant, thank you, it’s easy when you know how!
I was in NZ (Dunedin), over Easter. I would have loved to have had a chat about your machines and your experiences with sewing machines. I really enjoy your videos. Instructive, easy to understand and informative.
Thank you for a wonderful demo! What a nice compact serger!
I have three of these, a 334d I bought in 1991 new and then found two more (334ds) in recent years. Super machines
Have one nearly that vintage!
This video was a lifesaver, especially the close-ups, thank you! Quick question, I tried knotting new thread and pulling it through according to the original manual - and the video from the 80s - but it messed with the tensions, especially the yellow thread. Or the other time the knots broke. Is there a better way, or is it just better to rethread everything instead? Second, what if I only need to replace one thread, can I do the knot process, or is it again just better to rethread everything from top to bottom? I'm a newbie, so apologies if it's a silly question.
This is a wonderfully detailed video that actually shows close ups to follow! Thank you so much!
I now have an older model, 234 without DF but I am guessing this process is very similar to my machine?
Follow up! I DID IT! I DID IT! Thank you so much for your video. My 234 is slightly different but similar enough to get me through! Much appreciated!
Do you prefer the Bernette 334D or the Huskylock 435? pros and cons of each? I am new to sergers and inherited both of these machines. Lucky me, right? I'm looking for a manual for the Huskylock.
I like the sound of that machine! I have a Babylock Imagine which is a great machine, but it doesn’t sound as smooth as that one.
I have a 30 year old one and it still sounds like it’s purring. Hubby did break one of the thread stalks though when transporting it 😱
Спасибо, очень интересно показанно.😊🎉
I wish my lower looper was that simple to thread.
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