Bernina B 335 Instrucciones de operación

For BERNINA 335, 325, 215

BERNINA SEWING MACHINE WORKBOOK

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The information in this workbook applies to the

BERNINA Sewing Machines models shown here.

NOTE: Some exercises apply only to certain models

equipped with the feature being highlighted.

B 335

B 325

B 215

INTRODUCTION .......................................... 3

PREPARING TO STITCH ............................... 4

STITCH SELECTION...................................... 5

NEEDLE STOP UP/DOWN-FREE HAND

SYSTEM ................................................... 6

PATTERN FUNCTIONS - PATTERN END....... 7

ALTERED STITCHES ..................................... 8

TEMPORARY ALTERED MEMORY.............. 9

MIRROR IMAGE - LEFT/RIGHT.................. 10

TRIPLE STRAIGHT STITCH ......................... 11

VARI-OVERLOCK STITCH .......................... 12

BASTING STITCH ....................................... 13

BLIND HEM ............................................... 14

STRETCH STITCH ....................................... 15

BALANCE................................................... 16

MANUAL BUTTONHOLES......................... 17

AUTOMATIC BUTTONHOLE PROGRAM .. 18

MEMORY BUTTONHOLES ....................... 19

ATTACHING BUTTONS.............................. 20

STITCHING ZIPPERS................................... 21

COMBINING STITCH PATTERNS................ 22

PROGRAMMING ALPHABETS AND

NUMBERS.............................................. 23

FREE-MOTION STITCHING........................ 24

REFERENCE - BERNINA PRESSER FEET ..... 25

REFERENCE - SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES..26

REFERENCE - SEWING MACHINE NEEDLE

CHART................................................... 27

REFERENCE - THREADS............................. 28

REFERENCE - DECORATIVE STITCHING .... 29

REFERENCE - CLEANING AND OILING ..... 30

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INTRODUCTION

Welcome! Learning to use your new machine to its fullest

capabilities will let you enjoy your machine for many years.

Understanding your machine’s features and learning its

navigation will maximize your creativity. While you will be

learning some basics, you’ll also be learning some creative

techniques, and we hope both will be inspirational.

Along with your machine's manual, this workbook is

designed to take you on a step by step journey into your

machine's capabilities. Once completed, the workbook can

serve as a technique reference guide.

Stitched samples can be attached to the pages or inserted

into sheet protectors, if desired. You will nd additional

resource materials in the back of this workbook.

While this may be the beginning of your educational journey,

there are other opportunities to grow creatively. BERNINA

of America strives to provide quality sewing and embroidery

machines while offering the best educational experience

possible. Along with providing My BERNINA Classes, your

local BERNINA dealer stocks BERNINA reference books,

such as the Big Book of Feet.

Instructional video tutorials are available on bernina.com

and the BERNINA YouTube channel. You will also nd

inspiring sewing projects on the BERNINA blog WeAllSew.

com. For more information about machines and accessories,

visit the BERNINA website at bernina.com.

www.bernina.com

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CLEANING AND OILING

Keeping your machine clean and well oiled will keep it running smoothly and is a crucial component for successful machine

stitching. Refer to Page 30 for cleaning tips. Your machine manual will also give you detailed cleaning and oiling suggestions.

STITCH PLATE

Attach the 5.5 mm Stitch Plate: Standard accessory for B 335, 325, 215

PRESSER FOOT

• Attach the shank with Reverse Pattern Sole #1 to the machine. (Refer to Page 25 Reference-BERNINA Presser Foot for

more information about BERNINA Presser Feet.)

RAISE FEED DOG

The feed dog will be raised when sewing.

INSERT AND THREAD NEEDLE (Refer to Page 26-27 Reference-Threads for additional information.)

• Use the proper needle for the thread and fabric being used. It is advisable to insert a new needle for each project, or after

every 8 hours of sewing time.

• Always thread with the presser foot up. This opens the tension discs and allows the thread to seat properly.

THREADING TIPS FOR MODELS WITH BOTH HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL SPOOL PINS:

• Use the horizontal spool pin with cross-wound threads; match spool cap size to end of spool.

• The smallest spool cap ts into the end of large cones/spools such as Isacord embroidery thread.

• Use the vertical spool pin with stacked threads and for some decorative threads (metallic threads); use the foam disc under

the spool to avoid extra tension on the thread.

PREPARING TO STITCH

THREAD THE BOBBIN FOR SEWING

• Generally, you will wind the bobbin with the same thread/thread weight that you will use in the needle.

• Open the bobbin cover and grasp the latch of the bobbin case. Remove the bobbin case.

• Insert the newly wound bobbin into the bobbin case so that the thread runs clockwise. Pull the thread counterclockwise

into the slot. Then pull the thread to the left under the spring until it lies in the T-shaped slit at the end of the spring. The

bobbin must turn clockwise.

• To insert the bobbin case, hold the bobbin case latch. The nger on the case should point upwards. Insert the case so that

it clicks into place. Pull the thread over cutter A and cut. Close the bobbin door. NOTE: The bobbin thread does not have to

be brought up as the loose end is the right length to start sewing if you have cut the thread with the cutter.

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STITCH SELECTION

Selecting a Stitch - B 335, 325

1. For stitch patterns 1 through 10:

• Press the numbered button of your choice; stitch

number and default width and length settings

appear, as well as the recommended presser foot.

• Press 0 to select Stitch Number 10 (standard

buttonhole).

2. For stitch patterns 1-99 (B 335) / 1-40 (B325):

• Press the # button and enter desired stitch number.

3. For stitch patterns 100 and beyond (B 335):

• Press # button twice and enter desired stitch number.

Selecting a Stitch - B 215

1. For stitch patterns 1 through 11:

• Touch the numbered button of your choice; stitch

number and default width and length settings appear

on the LCD Display, as well as the recommended

presser foot.

Details of the Screen

(1) Stitch width (basic setting always visible - blinks)

(2) Stitch length (basic setting always visible - blinks)

(3) Needle Position (9 positions)

(4) Needle Stop Up/Down Display

(5) Stitch Pattern Number

(6) Recommended presser foot for selected stitch

(7) Satin stitch recommendation for dense, short zig-zag

stitch

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1. Attach Reverse Pattern Sole #1.

2. Select the Straight Stitch #1.

3. Touch the Needle Up/Down Button on the machine.

Each push of the button will set the Needle to stop in

the Up position or in the Down position as noted on the

screen.

• This setting remains until changed, even if the

machine is turned off.

4. To lower or raise the needle, press and hold the Needle

Up/Down button. The needle will raise and lower. This

does not affect the Needle Up/Down setting.

5. Sew a line of stitching and stop in the middle of the

fabric.

6. Raise the Take Up Lever and pivot to form at least 2 right

angle corners and 2 additional corners.

• When pivoting, use the FHS (Free Hand System -

optional accessory for B 335 only) to raise the presser

foot.

NEEDLE STOP UP/DOWN-FREE HAND SYSTEM

Firm woven fabric, 4” x 6”, two pieces

80/12 Universal

Polyester or cotton embroidery thread

Center

Reverse Pattern Sole #1

NOTE: The BERNINA foot control is an optional accessory

for the B 335, 325, and 215. A tap of the toe will make

the needle take one full revolution. A heel tap will raise or

lower the needle.

The Free Hand System is an optional accessory for the B 335

only.

HOW

Do you know how to:

• Raise and lower the needle without using

the handwheel?

• Set the needle to always stop in the

down position?

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PATTERN FUNCTIONS - PATTERN END

NOTE: Refer to Page 29 Reference-Decorative Stitching for

more tips for decorative stitching.

Firm woven fabric, 4” x 6”

Lightweight tear-away stabilizer 4” x 6”

80/12 Universal

Polyester or cotton embroidery thread

Default

Open Embroidery Sole #20

For B 335 and 325 ONLY

1. Attach Open Embroidery Sole #20.

2. Place the stabilizer behind the fabric.

3. Select the satin stitch hearts stitch #25 (B 325) or #44

(B 335).

4. Sew 3½ patterns, pausing in the middle of the fourth pattern.

5. Press Pattern End and start sewing again. The machine

will stop stitching when the pattern is complete.

• Tip: To make sure you have a complete pattern,

depress the foot control and do not lift your foot

until the machine stops.

6. Press clr.

HOW

Do you know how to:

• Stitch a complete pattern?

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ALTERED STITCHES

Programmed

settings

3.5 mm width

4.1 mm length

3.5 mm width

Default length

Instructions Below for B 335 and 325 ONLY

B 215: Pick any stitch (#2 through #9) and

experiment with the length and width settings.

1. Attach Open Embroidery Sole #20.

2. Place the stabilizer behind the fabric.

3. Select Blanket Stitch (B 325 #39, B 335 #107, B 215 use

Blind Stitch #5).

4. Sew a row of stitches.

5. Adjust stitch width to 3.5 mm and stitch length to 4.1

mm. Sew a second row of stitching next to the rst.

6. Change the stitch length back to its default setting.

7. Sew a third row of stitching next to the previously sewn

rows.

NOTE: Stitch width and length can be altered while sewing.

Firm woven fabric, 4” x 6”

Lightweight tear-away stabilizer 4” x 6”

80/12 Universal

Polyester or cotton embroidery thread

Default

Open Embroidery Sole #20

HOW

Do you know how to:

• Access stitches on your model?

• Reset the stitch length and width to the

preprogrammed settings?

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TEMPORARY ALTERED MEMORY

1. Select Zigzag Stitch #2. Change the width of the stitch to 4.5. Change the stitch length to 1.

2. Select Stitch #1.

3. Select Zigzag Stitch #2 again. Notice that the stitch has retained the altered settings automatically.

NOTE: Individual stitch patterns can be reverted to basic settings manually. All altered settings are lost when the clr button is

pressed or when the sewing machine is turned off.

Temporary Altered Memory is an exclusive feature of BERNINA sewing machines. The machine will remember the last

alterations made to any stitch. These alterations will remain in effect until manually changed, until clr is touched, or until the

power to the machine is turned off.

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MIRROR IMAGE - LEFT/RIGHT

Horizontal Mirror Image (Left/Right):

• Machine sews selected stitch in Horizontal Mirror Image.

• Right/left is determined by the sewing direction.

Firm woven fabric, 4” x 6”

Lightweight tear-away stabilizer 4” x 6”

80/12 Universal

Polyester or cotton embroidery thread

Default

Open Embroidery Sole #20

For B 335 ONLY

1. Attach Open Embroidery Sole #20.

2. Place stabilizer behind fabric.

Left/Right Mirror Image:

1. Select the Blanket Stitch #107.

2. Sew one row down length of fabric.

3. Engage Left/Right Mirror Image and sew a second row

next to the rst, using the side of the presser foot for

spacing.

HOW

Do you know how to:

• Activate Mirror Image?

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