Bernina Jeans Foot #8 and
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Here we are working with the jeans foot on the bernina sewing machines. This is a great foot for thick bulky fabric and thick threads. The thread i used in the video is a 12wt cotton Aurifil thread and a 100 TopStitch needle.
Clear and concise tutorial….thank you Cody! ❤
I have ordered a new Bernina 570 and really enjoy your videos.. I have had a 160 for over 20 years and can’t wait for my new machine. At 84 years old I am trying to learn this machine. Thanks you are great.
How exciting! I just got my Bernina 570 and like you I'm learning the machine.... These videos are sooo helpful! Good luck and happy sewing ...😊
You are going to love your new machine and hope you my videos will help you with learning it. If you have any questions just let me know. :)
Fabulous video and explanation of the #8 and compensating tool. Clear, concise and to the point! Thanks so much.
Thank you for explaining so clearly in such detail. I really know what I'm using.
Thank you thank you and thank you. I am loving your videos and learning so much!!
great video Cody!
Cody & Pet thank you so much for your videos. I found you be accident and I’m so glad I did, I recently purchased a 770 QE and it’s my first Bernina you have taken the fright of braking it out of me. I look at your videos and sit my machine follow you and wallah I’m learning something new. Thank you again.
So well explained. Thank you.
Thank you for this. I have invested a lot of money on these feet over the years, but have forgotten how to use many of them.
Yes there are so many wonderful feet BERNINA has. But it’s easy to forget why you bought them and how they work and all of the wonderful thinks you can do with them ☺️
Thanks so much! Now I know that I am using the height compensator correctly.
Wonderful. Glad you enjoyed the video. ☺️
Oh man I adore the triple stitch. 💗Have made a handful of mid-weight denim pants without #8 and now I can see how it will really aid me. Also a good topstitch thread is key. Continue to ponder the flat felled foot. Use a hump jumper with most projects. Finally got the buttonhole aid and it’s a game changer. Thank you for all you do for all of us out here at #teambernina. ❤️🌵🇺🇸
Yes the machines have so many wonderful stitches and feet to play with. There just isn't enjoy hours in the day to play with them all. There are so many wonderful threads out there I wish I could have them all to play with. OHH yes the buttonhole aid is a Game Changer for sure. I am so happy to have followers that appreciate all of the videos that i spend a lot of time working on, I do it for people just like you. Thank You for all of your wonderful comments they keep me going. :)
Thank thank you thank you for these videos
You're welcome thank you for watching and enjoying them. :)
Great video as always, Cody!
Thank you for watching and enjoying the video. As always thanks for the positive comments. :)
Thank you for this great video. What thread is in the bobbin?
thanks for your videos !
You're welcome thank you for enjoying them. :)
@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 is a pleasure to follow your videos, you have a really calm and positive voice :o). I love your special videos on the special foot by Bernina
Very interesting as always..,thank you!
So Happy you enjoyed it and hopefully got something out of it that you can use. :)
Great video ! Thank you so very much . The 8/8D is the accessory of the month for October . I just purchased it yesterday . Can’t wait to try it out.
Fantastic!!!thank you!!
Thank you! great video
Hi great video , thank you. Can you tell me what thread you have used in the bobbin
Excellent video! I just bought this foot, waiting for it to arrive! I can't thank you enough for these videos, very informative! You have a lovely way of teaching! If you ever provide links I will definitely use them 😊...
Thank you very much for the positive comment. So happy you are enjoying the videos. :)
Awesome!
Thank You :)
The back of #8 foot is also designed to support a size 14 or 16 needle as it goes into heavy fabric at to prevent the needle from deflecting and hitting the throat plate and breaking. A great foot for working with heavy fabrics.
Absolutely, excellent extra info on the #8 Foot Thank you. :)
I would like to see the back of the fabric.
Should the presser foot setting on the screen be set to the #8 foot? It doesn’t change when I go into the settings menu to try and change it.
When using the #8 foot, what’s the best way to hem the jeans? Right side facing out OR inside facing out?
Does it really matter? Is it okay if the “bobbin thread” is the thread that’s showing?
It seems like to me that if the hem is sewn with the right side facing out that it would be hard to see the folded edge that’s inside.
Any reply is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much 😊!!!
You are right it is easier to see the hem from the wrong (inside) side. I do this with my shirts so I sew from the wrong/inside. One thing is especially if you are using jeans/denim thread (thicker thread) the bobbin the back stitch doesn't always look as good. Soooo what I like to do in the case when my bobbin thread/stitch is going to be the stitch seen I like to increase my top thread tension so this makes your back stitch look prettier. :)
@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 how do you increase the tension on a Bernina 475QE?
I think I know what you mean. If the tension is increased then the thread is pulled tighter....???
Thank you so much for the reply!
@@kvblum2007 exactly so with the tension being tighter being pulled to the "top" its actually the inside of your hem so that side of the stitch won't look as pretty but the bobbin side will have beautiful defined stitches.
So to change the tension on your 475 on your touch screen the icon on the very top left corner you will see a number like (4.0) click that button and then you can increase the number for a tighter tension or a lower number for a looser number on the TOP tension. You will want to inc the tension. If it is at say 4.0 you will only really need to adjust to about a 4.5 or 5.0 usually doesn't take much. :)
@@sewingwithcodyandpete8651 Thank you!!!