You'll notice that you have two alphabets built into this machine, a solid block and
an open block.
Let's show you how you can put your name or a sequence of letters in the memory.
Start off by touch MEM to open the memory.
We have thirty spaces available so plan your sentences accordingly, but like happy birthday,
happy valentine's day, any of the holidays or adding a date to a quilt would be an awesome
way to do it.
First touch the A button.
It's going to show you which style of alphabet has been selected, if you touch it again you'll
get the open block so I'm going to start off with the sampling of the regular lettering.
If you use the arrows to the right or to the left of A you will get the whole alphabet
A, B, C, D.
I'm going to just hold my finger down on the button until we get past X, Y, Z we can see
what comes next.
Yes, you're going to get into the different European symbols for alphabets but then you
get to numbers 1, 2, 3 after 9 and 0 is the space.
People always ask where's that space but it looks like an underscore that's a space you
also have a dash and other punctuations.
As you go through then you'll get back to the beginning of the alphabet A, B, C.
Let's go ahead if you're spelling out, let's spell out Bernina.
Pick your first letter B and put it into memory and enter so we have twenty nine spaces left.
to bring the alphabet back up go ahead and touch the arrow to the right or to the left
whichever direction your next letter is and find the next letter E and enter, find the
R and enter, N and enter, I and enter, N and enter and I'm going to cheat I'm going to
touch A but don't touch it so you get the open block touch it again so that you're back
at the beginning of the alphabet and then enter.
Okay so I have twenty three spaces left that means I got all of my letters in there.
If I start to sew, which I'm going to it's going to just go ahead and start sewing Bernina,
Bernina, Bernina over and over.
So anytime during your sequence turn on your pattern end and then go ahead and stitch it
is showing you which letter it is stitching at any given time so I know approximately
when I'm getting towards the end.
There's the I, N, A and then it will stop because I told it, I only wanted it to sew
it one time.
Alright and then there's our Bernina.
Now do you notice how I kind of went up on the side this is why I always draw a line
when I'm actually sewing it on a project or have something to follow whether it's the
edge of your presser foot along the edge of your fabric but otherwise none of us really
sew straight without us having something to follow.
So draw the lines and then you'll have it.
You can also combine letters and decorative stitches.
So to clear out the memory we're touching clear with one finger and touching MEM with
the other one.
That clears out everybody.
I'm going to turn off pattern end but we can go ahead, let's say I wanted to do I space
heart space my Bernina I could go ahead and put that in.
So I could start off by doing I get our letters to go in I and then enter and then remember
where the space is I'm actually going to go back to A and then come this way there's my
space right by the 0 and enter.
I space and if I do heart like the actual heart I want to do stitch number 40, number
sign 40.
So you can just add whatever you want in here and then we'll bring up the alphabet again
and then find the space put a little space between everybody and then I can bring it
to my M. Wouldn't that be fun to add to different projects sewing that in as you wish?
I love my ... you tell me what do you love ... alright we'll just do I heart my seek
and see and then you can add in.
Alright once again pattern end so I just get it one time it doesn't repeat and it is showing
me it's doing the heart right now, then the space and then my and then it will stop.
Sometimes people ask me do I trim away the little stitches below traditionally no they're
going to come loose later so just leave everything connected when you do the sewn letters.
If you want to save what you have in memory just touch the MEM button to close it down
and it will return you back to the regular stitching.
You can turn this sewing machine off and turn it back on a year later and it will still
be there.
Touch the MEM button and then use the arrows on the top row to scroll through and then
you'll go oh yeah I remember what I had in there now.
I heart my and whatever I wanted to fill in and you can arrow back and then turn it off
again and you're ready to sew