Although it’s hard to believe, some people do come in to Temecula Valley Sewing Center who have never heard of a Bernina sewing machine. If you haven’t heard of Bernina, or want to see just who they are, this video … Continue reading →

Every sewing machine that I’ve ever seen has a check spring. The check spring is located just before the take-up lever, and takes slack out of the upper thread just as the needle is about to penetrate the fabric. For … Continue reading →

If you have a Bernina rotary hook sewing machine, like the 200, 730, 185, 180, or the 1630, there may come a time when your machine makes a loud rattling sound. This can be caused by a worn out bobbin … Continue reading →

If you are the proud owner of a Bernina 1530 or 1630, there may come a time when your cursor no longer moves up and down, or left and right. There are typically two reasons why this might occur. The … Continue reading →

Today, while browsing the Bernina dealer website, I found a new feature comparison product guide that compares all of the sewing machines in Bernina’s current line. If you’re having a hard time finding this kind of information, and need a … Continue reading →

Bernina University XLI was in San Antonio, Texas last week. Bernina dealers from around the world went to see what was new and exciting in the high-end world of Bernina’s sewing and embroidery machines. While Bernina did not announce a … Continue reading →