So glad you made this video. My Bernette 234 has been sitting idle for nearly 25 years, I can't remember where I put the manual, and couldn't remember how the red thread goes, you absolutely saved my day, thank you very much!!
This is the exact serger my husband found and surprised me with!! I was so scared I wouldn't be able to find a tutorial on how to use it. Thank you so much for uploading this video!!!!
Thank you so much! I spent 2 hours trying to get it threaded by looking at the diagram in the instructions, and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. You explained it so well and I really appreciate you moving the machine so we can actually see up close!
Wow, thank you so much for making this video. I was able to fix my sister's 4 thread serger by watching your video and threading the serger correctly. It helped so much and she didn't have to send it to a repair shop.
Thank you for making this video. I too am struggling with that red thread. Now I'm waiting on my new needles but I look forward to trying out my bargain machine.
Great video but you didn't show the threading right at the top and I wish you could zoom in to the places where you thread but thank you, the video helped a lot.
I inherited a Bernette 234 Seger, and I am learning how to function it every day. Can I blind hem for a stretchy fabric on this machine? What kind of thread to use for the stretchy fabric on this machine? If anyone know, please let me know.
Yes, absolutely, you can serge the bottom of skirt and pants fabric and then turn it under, but it's much less noticeable if you hand-hem the surged part on the inside. The best thread is standard cones of polyester, they even have them at Wal-mart now for about $3.99 so you don't have to spend a lot at a fabric store/sewing center.
I bough this serger for $25 at an estate sale. Thank you so much for the instructions. I did pause/zoom a few times but your demonstration was very helpful. Thank you.
This video is very helpful for threading this serger, however one thing is not correct . Just above the tension dials each thread has two holes to go through down on the left up and over and down again on the right then to the tension dial
Thank you so much for creating and sharing this tutorial, I followed your instructions and now have my eBay bargain working!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so very much for this how-to video. With your help I was able to thread my 234 and it worked! Your tutorials are very helpful.
So glad you made this video. My Bernette 234 has been sitting idle for nearly 25 years, I can't remember where I put the manual, and couldn't remember how the red thread goes, you absolutely saved my day, thank you very much!!
That red thread is the one that stumped me as well.
@@ellenklemm1380 Did you get the red thread installed?
Wow! I'm glad you found this video helpful. Enjoy your machine!
@royalimpeccablegallery858 you bet! I started making reusable pads and they've made life easier for a few dear people!
Thankyou so much! So helpful. The only video I found for this serger.
Thank you so much, couldn't have threaded this machine without you!!
Glad I could help!
This is the exact serger my husband found and surprised me with!! I was so scared I wouldn't be able to find a tutorial on how to use it. Thank you so much for uploading this video!!!!
I'm glad you found this video helpful. Thanks for watching
Thank you so much! I spent 2 hours trying to get it threaded by looking at the diagram in the instructions, and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. You explained it so well and I really appreciate you moving the machine so we can actually see up close!
I'm glad you found it helpful.
Wow, thank you so much for making this video. I was able to fix my sister's 4 thread serger by watching your video and threading the serger correctly. It helped so much and she didn't have to send it to a repair shop.
I'm glad you found it useful.
thanks a million, you helped me restore my serger
I'm glad you found this video helpful.
Thanks so much for the tutorial. Now I’m able to use this kind of sewing machine. 👍🏻❤️
Wonderful!
Thank you for the video!
You're welcome
Thank you for making this video. I too am struggling with that red thread. Now I'm waiting on my new needles but I look forward to trying out my bargain machine.
I truly enjoyed watching you do this. You made it so easy. Thank you so much.
Thanks for your feedback. I'm glad you found it helpful.
Just got mine. Thank you for helping out with a tutorial. this was so helpful
I'm glad you found this tutorial help.
Your video was so thorough!! Thank you so much!!
Thanks for your kind words.
Thankyou so much. This was so helpful!
Hello! Thank you so much for posting wonderful informative video. You so awesome!
Thanks so much for your feedback.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful.
Thank you so much it was very helpful !
Thanks for your feedback. It is well appreciated
Thank you for the video I purchased mine at an estate sale hoping to find a video on threading the serger
Nice concept
Great video but you didn't show the threading right at the top and I wish you could zoom in to the places where you thread but thank you, the video helped a lot.
Hope this will reach you. Need help using Bernett 234 rolled hem attachmen
I inherited a Bernette 234 Seger, and I am learning how to function it every day. Can I blind hem for a stretchy fabric on this machine? What kind of thread to use for the stretchy fabric on this machine? If anyone know, please let me know.
Yes, absolutely, you can serge the bottom of skirt and pants fabric and then turn it under, but it's much less noticeable if you hand-hem the surged part on the inside. The best thread is standard cones of polyester, they even have them at Wal-mart now for about $3.99 so you don't have to spend a lot at a fabric store/sewing center.
I bough this serger for $25 at an estate sale. Thank you so much for the instructions. I did pause/zoom a few times but your demonstration was very helpful. Thank you.
This video is very helpful for threading this serger, however one thing is not correct . Just above the tension dials each thread has two holes to go through down on the left up and over and down again on the right then to the tension dial
Thanks for the effort, but it would be much more helpful if you did a closeup, especially for the lower looper.
Thanks for your feedback.