Use your sewing talents to help serve our Veterans. Read on to find a list of organizations that need sewing help to give back to our vets. … More
If you’re not familiar with the fabulous Free-Motion Couching Foot #43, this accessory provides a way to free-motion stitch while simultaneously attaching a cord. This gives great dimension to any project. … More
This November 23rd we invite you to join us in celebrating National Tie One On Day by donating a handmade apron and a baked goody to someone in need while pausing to reflect on giving thanks for the holidays. … More
Gail Garber, BERNINA National Artisan, shows off the apron she made for the Quilting by the Lake apron auction. … More
BurdaStyle is excited to announce the winners of the 2011 BERNINA Halloween Costume Competition! Congratulations to kittykatkadillac and suzeb who were … More
Although I am really excited to attend my first quilt retreat, but I am a little nervous about packing everything I need without filling my car to the brim! Can you help by giving me a little advice on successfully packing for a retreat? … More
Here’s a note from Carolyn Wilson, BERNINA World of Sewing, Raleigh, NC: These college girls came in Saturday afternoon to … More
Here is my granddaughter on her bernette sewing machine making her first garment. I thought we would only get through … More
Got time to stitch up a small blankie? Then you have time to sew to serve a child in need. … More
I made this table runner for my mother’s coffee table. The piecing and decorating were all done using my serger. I love to make home décor. While traveling for BERNINA, I see a lot of different things — some that I would have never thought of making! … More
File all your fabric using My Label software, and the next time you want to make a jacket all you have to do is click on the Search tab, enter the number of yards you need for the project in the Search box, and My Label will find all your fabrics with that yardage!
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I purchased this adorable Spidey Table Topper pattern by Silk Road Creations at a local quilt shop and decided this would be the perfect weekend project — it took less than a half day to complete! The project can be constructed on nearly any sewing machine; all you need is a straight stitch, basic zigzag, and a walking foot. … More