Bernina Jeff best thread stand thread holder multi uses how to use thread stand
Vložit
- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- Bernina Jeff best thread stand thread holder multi uses how to use thread stand
Bernina-Jeff.myShopify.Com
Jpvlefty@aol.Com
970-256-1293 (MST)
www.hifashiongj.com
This is the first time ever, that I finally see someone showing how to use the tiny thread holder on our 770! ThNk you
What brilliant advice Jeff! I wasn't even aware of the different thread twists etc. Many thanks indeed! 👌
OMG How can I have become 50+ years old and never understood this simple fact. Dang! Everyone interested in sewing should sign up to this channel!
You don’t realize what a big help.. more than my dealer here in Portland!
Your videos are the best, Bernina Jeff. I thank you and my Berninas thanks you for always bringing us the best little tips and treats of knowledge. :) Happy new year!🎊
A couple years ago I came across the Superior Threads stand. I love it.It's worth the money !
I am so glad I found your videos. They are so very helpful. I didn't know about the thread twists until I saw this.
Thank you! I've had the "original" Superior thread holder for years and never knew I could use it for straight wound spools and bobbins; I've only used it for my cones. Nor did I know that I've used the foam/plastic spool plate (whatever you call it) upside down when I've used a straight wound spool..... I've always placed the spool on the foam, not the plastic. You and your videos are such a wealth of information! Someday I'd love to meet you and visit your store in person!!!
this is the only time that I have heard someone explain this, I have wondered about it because I have cones of thread and spools. Thanks for explaining this.
So helpful!! Always learn something new!!
just purchased the better one, it works a treat, i was having a few issues where the thread at my project would pull at the fabric, now solved. worth every penny it costs. well recommend this holder.
Hey Jeff! I just left you a message on the video about fixing the upper thread and spring hook placement - and it just occurred to me after watching this video (by chance!) that my recurring issue may be due to using the wrong thread stand!!! That was a new spool of thread that really was giving me the most issues -- so I'll give the vertical stand a shot and see what I get--! Again - you're the best - I really, really appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge with us "out here in the field!" :-)
Another great video from Bernina Jeff! I learned so much about cross wound and straight wound threads and thread stands. So helpful- thank you Jeff!
Thanks so much for the thread tip. I have never thought about how it comes off the spool and how that impacts the sewing.
I remember which way to put the spools by thinking of the 'Guards at Buckingham Palace, they stand straight and tall"...so if the spool is wound straight, then I put it tall (vertical) on my machine. I didn't know about using the spacers in the large spools, or putting the foam side down under the vertical thread pin. I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you!!!
Love your videos, Bernina Jeff! Always helpful and enjoy all the new to me techniques you share and the education on so many dos and don’ts. Sure helps a relatively new Bernina owner. ❤️
Excellent tips. Thank you, Jeff!
Thank you for showing the thread attachment! And you just reminded me of the double use of it.
Excellent and useful! Thank you! I want to come to your store and meet you!
Very timely video for me as I was going through one of my sewing drawers yesterday and found the extra bits for the white thread holder and didn’t know what they were for.
This video was so helpful. I learned a couple of things here today. Thank you Jeff.
Thanks for the info. I am new to bernina and it's great to learn these little tricks!
So informative. I never knew about the different ways thread comes off the spools. Thank you for the tips!
Brilliant tip about using the wonderclip with the bobbin! Game changer! And creating the loop of thread to help feed it through the small hole. I have 2 of the Superior units and one of the old school heavy metal spool stand (not shown but mentioned - it works fine but I like it less due to weight). They are always filled and most often how I thread my different machines.
Thank you. Moving over to cones and needed to figure this out.. happy new year ..look forward to keep learning from u
Thank you for the information!! I had never been taught that threading methods. Happy New Year!
Thank you for the great explanation on what and how to use the thread stands. I can see a purchase in my future!
Thank you for the great tips. I have the Superior Threads stand and use it. Happy New Year!
Wow, how neat to learn about this! I had no idea, so cool to now know why I see some spools horizontally! Thank you!!
Great video
Thanks Jeff. Always enjoy your words of wisdom and guidance. Well done. Happy New Year.
And I want to use it only for cones of thread. Just an FYI. Thanks and I rely heavily on your Bernina videos. Thank you for doing them for us! 🥰🥰🥰
Why is this the first time I've ever seen one of your videos? I don't know, but WOW I'm so glad I did! I have a Bernina. It's my first Bernina and I LOVE it! It's the QE570 and it's by far the BEST sewing machine I've ever had. I'm 69 years old, so I've had several different machines. I have just now subscribed to your channel and I can't wait to binge watch!
I always learn something new here.
Thanks
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, tips and tricks. My Berninas thank you as well. Until next year, have a blessed New Year and a prosperous 2022.
That basic information about thread pull directions and extra twisting is one of those things that always seams to get overlooked. (See what I did there?😉)
Thanks for putting it out there!
Another great video Jeff….thank you!
Great video, thanks for demonstration
Always great information
Great tips as always! Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video and all your other video’s. I will definitely be order this along with your oiling product. Happy 2022. ❤️🥳🎊🎉🎈
Great info! Thanks!
great. i didnt know what for is that metal clip on the top of my mashine. good to know. thank you.
Hello from Kansas 🌻
Thank you. I am going to need to find that…
Already sold out Jeff! Will keep checking for a restock! Thanks for the idea. You are great!
Hi Patt, I work for Bernina Jeff. He forgot to set one little option in our Shopify. You should be able to order a thread stand now. Please let me know if you still can't order & I'll have him look at it again. Thanks for your support!
@@AngelaJonesQuilts Hi Angela, I would also like a 740 USB software upgrade. I thought Jeff said there was one for the 740? To save on shipping I'd like to buy them both at the same time.Thank you
@@patttakeuchi3959 Hi Patt. So sorry for the delayed response! I meant to ask Jeff that day but he was busy & then I forgot! I'm off today but need to drop by Hi Fashion. I'll try & remember to ask about an update for the 740. I know there's one for the 770 but I don't remember if there's one for the 740.
@@patttakeuchi3959 Hi again! Jeff said there was an update for the 740 around September.
@@AngelaJonesQuilts Thank you, will put on my calendar. You guys are so great!
You are awesome !!
I am in Africa and I found using an old paper spike works quite well on my big thread spools.
This was a brilliant refresher. But I love the Superior Thread Stand. I think I need a upgrade.
I like that thread holder
Jeff do you recommend or have a good way to store your presser feet.
I use my Singer Featherweight sometimes. It has a vertical spool and the machine was made for straightwound thread; 1965. But I can find only crosswound thread. So with this video, I understand that crosswound thread would be a problem?
❤
Ничего не поняла, но было интересно посмотреть на приспособление для нитей 🙂
Hi Jeff, I am in Denver. I don't have a lot of money and need a good garment /quilting /denim upcycle/bag machine. I heard Juki, what's your suggestion?
oh no Jeff !!! The superior one is too light on weigh!!! Very easy to fall down!
Да классная штука для мобильности! Но на задней панели есть два отверстия с резьбой под венты. На них я привентил стойку с мачтой на 10 катушке.
Jeff do you feel these spool holders are better than the multi spool holder that attaches to the back of a Bernina? Thank you. Fantastic video & information.
Hi Barbara, I work for Bernina Jeff. He doesn't always get to look at the comments & questions, so I'll tell you what my thoughts are...I like the attached thread stand when I do machine embroidery. I can line up threads in the design & they feed well. I use the detached thread stand (that Jeff shows here) for fussy threads like metallic & monofilament, or for large cones or to use up a bobbin. For regular piecing, I use the built-in horizontal spool pin.
@@AngelaJonesQuilts thank you SEW much for sharing your thoughts.
Jeff, where should we place the thread stand in relation to my 770QE? Behind it or beside it?
Hi, I work for Jeff. He's a great guy! Your thread stand should be towards the back & right of your machine.
@@AngelaJonesQuilts Thank you!
Is this why the thread shreads at the needle?
That sounds more like the needle is too small for thread you are using, or needle may have a rough spot at the eye.
Cann’t you use aurifil on the stand up, stand alone stand?
Hi Connie, yes, you can use the stand for Aurafil.
Jeff……Please help. I have a Bernina B770 and the needles keep hotting my #26 foot when embroidering.
I purchased it second hand and recently found that she was having the same issue and to use a #15 emb foot.
Your comments please.
Jeff, I keep having "rats nests" or "fabric down the hole" when starting to sew a seam. I have a Bernina 750 which is my first computerized machine, and I am still learning how to use it. I can use "leaders and enders" to solve the thread problem, but I keep thinking there should be a better way! Help!
I'm not Jeff, but are you also using a single hole thread plate? I also use leaders and enders and it helps this "thread down the hole situation, especially if I an sewing the corners of triangles.
@@rorijensen4924 Yes, I am using the throat plate with the small hole. I used to sew on a small Pfaff, and I almost never had this problem.
@@lindamoon4255 I have been told to start sewing about half to 3/4 inch on the fabric, make a few forward stitches, then reverse stitch back to beginning. This solved my problem when I am not using a straight stitch foot and straight stitch plate.
@@jojosewist8921 good idea! Thank you.
Plz let us know when back in stock
Hi Pat, I work for Bernina Jeff. He forgot to set one little option in our Shopify. You should be able to order a thread stand now. Please let me know if you still can't order & I'll have him look at it again. Thanks for your support!
@@AngelaJonesQuilts thank you.
Are you being affected by the fires near Boulder?
Hi Karen, thank you for your concern! I work for Jeff. We are not close to the fires. It's terrible how it just devastated so many homes; I feel so bad for those folks...
Hi Jeff. I found a Bernina 170e on ebay and I am interested in just the sewing and not the embroidery. Would this be a good sewing machine or is this machine to old? I just wonder if something goes wrong, can it still be serviced and are there parts. Thank you!
The 170 is a reliable machine I don’t see the computer boards failing should last 10 more years
Can I buy it off you please
your arm was blocking the flossing and threading
Your arm was in the way. WHAT do you floss?
Floss the slot the thread goes into
Didn’t get to see where are you flossing, wasn’t shown well.