
My
BERNINA
17
B E R N I N A S E W I N G M A C H I N E W O R K B O O K
1.
Fold fabric in half to 3” x 6” and press.
2.
Insert stabilizer between the layers.
3.
Mark two dots 1 1/2" apart to simulate the length of
buttonhole needed.
4.
Attach Buttonhole Sole #3.
Stitch Standard Buttonhole
1.
Select the Standard Buttonhole #0. (Touch clr to clear
any previous changes.)
2.
Align the first dot directly under the needle.
3.
Sew the first step of the buttonhole. Stop at the second
dot marked on the fabric.
4.
Press the Quick Reverse button and engage the foot
pedal or the Start/Stop button to advance to the next
step.
5.
Sew in reverse (this will be a straight stitch, stopping at
the start of the first bead. Press the Reverse button.
6.
The machine will sew the bartack at the top and the
second bead. Stop at the end of the second bead and
press the Quick Reverse button.
7.
Engage the foot pedal or the Start/Stop button and the
bottom bartack and securing stitches are sewn and the
machine stops automatically.
8.
Repeat all steps above for any consecutive buttonholes.
MANUAL BUTTONHOLES
NOTE:
Use the Manual Buttonhole on the B 335 or 325
when you wish to make a buttonhole longer than 29 mm
(the maximum length of an Automatic Buttonhole).
HOW
Do you know how to:
• Measure a button for buttonhole size?
• Adjust buttonhole bead width?
Wool-like fabric or heavy flannel, 6” x 6”
Lightweight tear-away stabilizer 3” x 6”
80/12 Universal
Polyester or cotton embroidery thread
As programmed
Buttonhole Sole #3
(optional accessory B 335)