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the needle, threading the bobbin or changing the presser foot etc. 10. Always unplug the sewing computer from the electrical outlet when removing covers, lubricating or when making any other user servicing adjustments mentioned in this instruction manual. 2. Use this sewing computer only for its - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 2
any possible damage as the result of misuse of the sewing computer. 17. This sewing computer is provided with double insulation. Use only identical replacement parts. See instructions for Servicing of double-insulated machines. In a double-insulated product, two systems of insulation are provided - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 3
not only BERNINA® hard- and software products, it also offers you a direct connection to myartista Portal, which can keep you in constant contact with the sewing and embroidery world. BERNINA® wants you to fully enjoy the enormous possibilities the artista computerized sewing system offers - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 4
Masthead artista 730 Sewing and Embroidery Computer Instruction Manual Text / Sewing and Embroidery projects Photography Drawings Bitmaps Design concept Inside cover (U2/U3) Typesetting, layout, DTP Print Copyright Susanne Festi, Franziska Kiener, Herbert Stolz, Anna Tiberini Ben Wiesenfarth, - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 5
Sewing artista 730 - Sewing and Embroidery Computer Manual Summary of the Contents Safety Instructions 1 Foreword 3 The Sewing Computer 7 Practical Stitches 35 Decorative Stitches 73 Lettering 97 Buttonholes 109 Quilt Stitches 135 Personal Program 153 Saving and Deleting Stitches and Stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 6
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-108 Buttonholes 109-134 Quilt Stitches 135-152 Personal Program 153-156 Saving and Deleting Stitches and Stitch Combinations 157-162 Setup Program 163-176 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support 177-190 Connecting Peripherals 191-194 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 8
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Setting up the Sewing Computer 8 Operating Instructions 11 Screen Display 23 External Functions 28 On-screen Functions 29 The Sewing Computer - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 10
Details of the Sewing Computer 13 18 12 11 10 7 9 8 5 2 17 16 15 14 6 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 19 27 28 29 30 31 34 32 33 4 1 35 Front view Setting up the Sewing Computer 36 37 38 39 Back view 8 The Sewing Computer - Setting up the Sewing Computer - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 11
while winding the bobbin when sewing and embroidering) 43 Spool pin (vertical, collapsible) 44 Handwheel 45 Card slot for BERNINA Modem (optional accessory), Personal design cards and Embroidery cards (optional accessories) 46 Headset connection (optional accessory) 47 Connection for USB Stick 48 PC - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 12
accessory): • foot control • instruction manual • power cable • warranty card • FHS presser foot lifter (Free Hand System) • slide-on table • seam guide for slide-on table • Seasons of Artistry • Instructional / Presentation CD-ROM • Design / Tutorial USB-Stick • BSR System • Carrier Bag • Touch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 13
to the desired length and slip into B or C Important! (USA/Canada only) Use only foot controller type LV1 for sewing computer model artista 730. Operating Instructions Power Switch Important! (USA/Canada only) This sewing computer has a polarized plug (one blade wider than the other). To reduce - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 14
it completely from the free arm Seam Guide ™ insert into the groove (underside of table) from the right or left • it can be freely adjusted over the whole width of the table Scale number «0» on the slide-on table corresponds to the center needle position Screen The artista 730 is operated with - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 15
Bobbin While Sewing or Embroidering ™ place thread spool on vertical spool then, following the direction of the arrow, take thread through the thread guide on head frame and around the pretension stud ™ follow the instructions as described above for the next steps of winding the bobbin Bobbin Case - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 16
of the Bobbin • the bobbin must turn clockwise when the thread is pulled Threading the Upper Thread A C B D E Attaching the Thread Spool ™ raise the needle and presser foot ™ turn thread down and through guides D and E ! Refer to the safety instructions! 14 The Sewing Computer - Operating - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 17
through the needle eye Bringing up the Lower Thread • if bobbin thread is cut on the cutter (page 13), there is no need to bring the thread to the top of the stitch plate ™ hold the upper thread ™ sew one stitch: • normal sewing with presser foot down • by tapping on foot control with your heel - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 18
• two thread spools and one full bobbin are A needed ™ place one thread spool on horizontal spool pin ™ place second thread spool and the lower thread spool, on additional spool pin (both spools have to turn in the same direction) ™ thread as usual by guiding two threads on the left side of - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 19
and needle size and point form. The following are the guidelines: Needle No. • fine fabrics: fine thread (darning thread, embroidery thread) 70-75 • mediumweight fabrics: normal thread 80-90 • heavyweight fabrics: stronger thread 100, 110, 120 The Sewing Computer - Operating Instructions 17 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 20
/705 H S 70 BERNINA uses needle system 130/705 sewing but also the sewing computer. The following are the guidelines: replace needle when starting a new sewing project or as required. • more about this subject see «Trouble Shooting» on page 186 18 The Sewing Computer - Operating Instructions - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 21
easier to sew if the appropriate needle is used. Type of needle Model Suitable for Needle size Universal sewing 70-100 Triple needle Decorative sewing 80 130/705 H-DRI Needle distance 3.0 Special needles are available at your BERNINA dealer. The Sewing Computer - Operating Instructions - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 22
from your BERNINA dealer. Samples of Specialty Presser Feet 50 Walking foot For fabrics which stick or tend to slip and for quilting 9 Darning foot Used with the feed dog in a lowered position for darning, monograms, and freehand embroidery 20 The Sewing Computer - Operating Instructions - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 23
with base plate = feed dog up, sewing position • for all machine-fed sewing Button depressed = feed dog lowered, darning position • for freehand sewing (darning, freehand embroidery, freehand quilting) • for embroidery (with the embroidery module) The Sewing Computer - Operating Instructions 21 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 24
slowly, even at full sewing speed. Buttonholes, satin stitch sewing over thick to thin or vice versa, the feed dog cannot grip and feed the fabric. To solve this problem, place one, two or three compensating plates as required behind the needle under the presser hole. When sewing corners, only - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 25
stitch width can be altered from 0mm to 9mm when using coded feet • stitch width can be altered from 0 to 5.5mm max. when using non-coded feet, the stitch width bar automatically shows 0-5.5mm Screen Display • changes to stitches can be seen on screen The Sewing Computer - Screen Display 23 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 26
Presser Foot symbol, further possible presser feet for the selected stitch will be displayed • if the presser Memory Stitch length, stitch width, needle position, etc. are automatically saved. When the sewing BERNINA can be changed and stored in the SAA. They will stay saved even after the sewing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 27
two rows move up • a new row appears at the bottom ™ touch the arrow (up) • the first row of stitches appears again • the Scroll function (up/down) is used to find and view all the sewing computer's stitches • use when a visual search for a particular stitch is needed • when the desired stitch is - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 28
Decorative Stitch Button, 16/4 Directions • the Decorative Stitch menu appears • 6 categories appear on screen • use arrows to scroll for viewing additional groups • different stitch types and sizes can be selected • sideways motion stitches are indicated with 4 arrows ™ touch to select the desired - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 29
/ Sewing Mode Embroidery Mode / Sewing Mode Button ™ change between Embroidery and Sewing Mode and vice versa Setup Program Setup Program • options appear • use Setup to customize your sewing computer's settings • customized settings can be reprogrammed at any time or reset to BERNINA factory - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 30
end: sews in reverse as long as button is depressed • used to program buttonhole length • used to program darning length • used to designate end of stitching in straight stitch Securing stitch No. 5 • securing with Quilter's Securing Program No. 324 • used to start/stop stitching with the embroidery - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 31
artista 730 features the following functions - accessible through different screens and programs. On-screen Functions Single Mode • the Single Mode is always active (blue) when turning on the sewing mark the machine is «locked». If you touch the screen (anywhere) the machine will sew again. - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 32
functions are found on the artista 730 sewing computer. Each function which can be used in the selected program is either shown in the yellow part of the screen or on the two bottom rows of the gray part of the screen. Presser Foot Indicator • the recommended presser foot for the selected stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 33
sub-divided into several parts • each combination part is totally independent = adjust blue circle to button size using stitch width knob • 2mm for new length is to be programmed the symbol has to be re-selected Manual 4 or 6 Step Buttonholes ™ touch symbol • a special screen appears ™ sew manual - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 34
speed (4/4) is set again Applications: • adjust speed for decorative sewing computer work such as freehand embroidery or freehand quilting and when more control is desired for the sewing task • reduce speed when children are sewing Security Program ™ touch symbol • a special screen appears • by - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 35
the connection to the myartista Portal site is made Ethernet Card: • the sewing/embroidery computer tries to find an active Internet connection • connection established, the dog is lowered this symbol appears underneath the Presser Foot Indicator The Sewing Computer - On-screen Functions 33 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 36
when a stitch or program is selected. The tension is factory set for best possible sewing results using a 100 weight, 2 ply polyester thread (100/2). The tension may vary when using other types of thread such as embroidery thread, and it may be necessary to adjust tension to suit the fabric and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 37
with Vari-overlock No. 3 • Hem with double needle • Ribbing Reinforcing Edges 62 Sewing on Elastic, Shirring Elastic/Cord 63 Darning, Repairing 67 • Automatic darning • Manual darning • Patching knits and jersey Freehand Embroidery 70 Bartack Programs 71 • Bartack • Fly stitch Practical Stitches - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 38
of mending Blindstitch Most types of fabric. Blind hems, shell edging on soft jerseys and fine fabrics, decorative seams Double overlock All types of knit. Sews and finishes the edges in one operation - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 39
in sportswear Reinforced overlock Medium-to heavyweight knits and toweling, overlock seams, flat joining seams Knit overlock All knits, machine or handmade, overlock seam. Sews and finishes edges in one operation Basting Basting seams, hems, etc. Simple darning program Automatic darning in fine and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 40
Stitch Length ™ depending on the fabric it may be necessary that the stitch width or the stitch length is altered ™ can be altered while sewing ™ use stitch width or stitch length knob to make alteration Changing the Needle Position ™ press Needle Position buttons to change the needle position, so - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 41
fabric and sewing • the Temporary Alterered Stitch Memory is particular- ly useful when alternating The altered stitch memory can hold as many stitch alterations as needed (these are (or manually by turning the external knob) revert to other functions manually • Method 3: turn sewing computer off - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 42
topstitching with cordonnet thread • for decorative topstitching the Long Stitch function can be combined with the triple straight stitch • when sewing with a cordonnet thread use needle No. 100-110 or cordonnet needle No. 90-100 TIP Long stitch for basting The Long Stitch function in combination - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 43
Presser foot: Straight stitch No. 1 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Straight Stitch • after turning the sewing thread For example use a longer stitch length (approximately 3 - 5mm) when sewing with cordonnet thread - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 44
Securing Stitch Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Securing stitch No. 5 (straight stitch) size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Securing Stitch • for all fabrics • secures beginning and the end of seam • - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 45
Presser foot: Straight stitch No. 1 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, polyester, cordonnet (topstitching) up (sewing guide on the foot ™ set to right needle position to stitch along upper edge Note: Foot No. 5: use any left or far right needle position. Foot No. 10: use - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 46
table: ™ insert into the groove (underside of table) ™ position right of the presser foot in the desired distance ™ guide fabric along the seam guide TIP Edgestitching with seam guide Eliminates tedious marking when sewing parallel lines or grids. TIP Zipper foot No. 14 (optional accessory) can be - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 47
Zippers Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Needle position: Straight stitch No. 1 size and type suitable for the type of fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Zipper foot No. 4 or Zipper foot with guide No. 14 (optional accessory) far right or far left Preparation - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 48
: Feed dog: Presser foot: Zipper length: Straight stitch No. 1 middle cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Invisible zipper foot No. 35 (optional accessory) and Open embroidery foot No. 20C opening plus 1 1/2" (4cm) allowance Invisible Zipper • special zippers are used. When inserted they - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 49
in the other groove ™ close zipper Closing Seam ™ attach Open embroidery foot No. 20C (improves overview) ™ pin and baste seam ™ sew seam from top to inserted zipper, staying as close as possible to the zipper ™ if a small opening results, use Zipper foot No. 4 to close it (altered needle position - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 50
Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Triple straight stitch No. 6 Jeans or 80-90 universal cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or foot No. 8 will help when sewing very heavy fabrics, such as denim or canvas. TIP Decorative top stitch Lengthen out - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 51
Presser foot: Basting stitch No. 21 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester 3.5 - 5mm up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Basting Stitch • straight stitch, sewing , sew a few normal length straight stitches or select the Securing function. TIP Basting Use a - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 52
length bar Note: The sewing computer has a programmed satin stitch: No. 354 (see page 143). TIP Oversewing edges If edges roll, use the Vari-overlock stitch and foot No. 2A. TIP Embroidery with satin stitch Experiment with adjusting the stitch width for new decorative effects. 50 Practical - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 53
Feed dog: Presser foot: Triple Zig-zag stitch No. 7 2.5 - 9mm depending on fabric basic setting universal or Jeans cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern them after sewing. TIP Sewing firm fabrics Use a Jeans needle for better penetration. Practical Stitches - Applications 51 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 54
the finished lower edge (see drawing below) ™ place the work under the presser foot with the guide positioned against the folded back fabric Blind hem wide Sewing • the needle should just pierce the edge of the fold ™ after sewing about 4" (10cm), check both sides of fabric and adjust the stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 55
use a shorter stitch length and/or stitch width (only one of these adjustments may be necessary) Presser Foot Pressure • soft, loose knits can wave when sewn: ™ reduce the pressure until the seam lies flat • the sewing computer must still feed the fabric properly Possible Problems With Sewing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 56
all cotton, wool, synthetic and mixed fiber knits Preparation ™ turn the raw edge under by 3/8" (1cm); press and baste if required Sewing ™ sew from the right side a presser foot away from the edge ™ trim excess fabric from the wrong side Balance/Corrections The Honeycomb stitch opens up and it does - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 57
Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Vari-overlock No. 3 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Overlock foot No. 2A Closed Seam • elastic seam in fine, soft knits such as silk jersey and interlock Sewing ™ guide the raw edge along the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 58
on the right swing of the needle Super Stretch/Stretch Seam Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Super stretch No. 11 or Stretch No. 18 universal, ballpoint or stretch cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Open Seam • very elastic seam for knit fabrics - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 59
: Thraed: Feed dog: Presser foot: Stretch overlock No. 13 universal, ballpoint or stretch cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot the stitch should sew over the edge of the top layer of fabric on the right swing of the needle TIP Fabric and thread When using a matching thread - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 60
Hems With Practical Stitches Visible Hem With Jersey Stitch Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Jersey stitch No. 14 universal, ballpoint or stretch cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Visible Stretch Hem • for all types of cotton, wool, synthetic and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 61
: Feed dog: Presser foot: Vari-overlock No. 3 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Overlock foot half ™ pin and baste to opening, front edge to outside Sewing ™ sew vari-overlock over the raw edge ™ guide the raw edge along the pin of the foot ™ the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 62
Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Straight stitch No. 1 double needle cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern sewing Use guide line on stitch plate or seam guide. TIP Adjusting stitch length Increase stitch length according to fabric. TIP More elastic seam Use wooly nylon as bobbin - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 63
ribbing to right side of garment, the four marks matching. The ribbing seam should be placed to the back or on shoulder seam ™ sew with a machine overlock stitch (according to fabric) TIP Using ready-made ribbing The job is made easier as there is no cutting. Practical Stitches - Applications 61 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 64
Reinforced Edges on Woven Fabrics Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Honeycomb stitch No. 8 or Running stitch No. 4 size and type suitable for the fabric selected lightweight darning thread up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Reinforced Edges • good for work clothes, - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 65
on Elastic, Shirring Elastic/Cord Gathering Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Gathering stitch No. 12 size and type to suit the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Buttonhole foot No. 3C Shirring Elastic/Cord • for gathering lengths of fabric, for finishing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 66
width: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Universal stitch No. 15 depends on width of elastic type and size to suit the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Embroidery foot No. 6 (optional accessory) Sewing on Elastic • for gathering long - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 67
Stitch: Stitch length: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Needle stop: Running stitch No. 4 or Sewn-out zig-zag No. 16 or Lycra stitch No. 17 adjust to suit elastic size and type to suit the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C down Wide - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 68
: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Zig-zag stitch No. 2 approximately 5mm 1-1.5mm size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Elastic Edges • use on knit garments to re-form out-of-shape edges Sewing ™ guide double length of - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 69
of Holes or Worn Areas Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Simple darning program No. 22, Reinforced darning program No. 23 size and type suitable for the fabric selected lightweight darning thread up (sewing position) Automatic buttonhole foot No. 3A, Reverse pattern foot No. 1C - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 70
(optional accessory) Manual Darning • darning holes or worn areas • replaces threads with the lengthwise and the crosswise grains in all fabrics Preparation ™ stretch fabric into darning hoop (optional acces- sory) to prevent distortion ™ use of the slide-on table is recommended Sewing ™ move the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 71
a new needle to prevent damage of the fabric loops. TIP Sewing stretch fabrics ™ place a stabilizer under the fabric ™ if necessary use a stretch needle (130/705 H-S); point slides easily between the fibers ™ to prevent the stretching of the seam while being sewn, reduce the presser foot pressure - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 72
stabilizer under fabric ™ stretch fabric and stabilizer into wooden embroidery hoop (optional accessory) ™ use slide-on table Note: If a thick decorative thread is used as bobbin thread, an extra bobbin case should be purchased. Sewing ™ stitch length: set on 0 and reduce upper thread tension - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 73
: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Bartack program No. 24 or No. 25 size and type to suit the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Bartack Program • for reinforcing zippers, pocket edges, sewing on belt loops • use for attaching ribbons to - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 74
Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Fly stitch No. 26 and No. 27 size and type to suit the fabric selected cotton, decorative or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Sideways motion foot No. 40C Fly Stitches The fly stitch is used as reinforcement at the end of - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 75
Stitches 81 Heirloom Techniques 82 Hemstitches 83 Pintucks 84 Scallops Off the Edge 87 Corded Scallops 88 Sideways Motion Stitches 89 • General facts • Using templates for manual combining • Automatic connecting with 16 Directional Sewing 16 Directional Sewing 94 Connecting Stitches 95 4 Directional - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 76
501... = Satin and quilting stitches, 40mm Category 601... = Machine embellishment Category 701... = Heirloom stitches, 9mm Category 801... = Heirloom stitches, 40mm Category 1101... = Zodiacs Category 16 Directions Sewing Category 4 Directions Sewing • for a complete list of stitches, refer to - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 77
or outline designs which are sewn with the fabric being fed sideways, as well as forward and backward • 4 Directional Sewing, 16 Directional Sewing: automatic feed ™ use the same needle and bobbin thread color ™ use a stabilizer on the wrong side of the fabric for perfect stitch formation ™ use an - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 78
Decorative Stitches 9mm Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Decorative stitches 9mm size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C, Open embroidery foot No. 20C Decorative Stitches • for any material • to decorate and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 79
: Feed dog: Presser foot: Decorative stitches 9mm size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Open embroidery foot No. 20C Create amazing effects by combining decorative stitches and functions. Instructions ™ select desired - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 80
thus cannot be stretched to 3 to 5 times their 1 2 previous size Sewing With a Double, Triple or Wing Needle (3) ™ on inserting the specialty chosen • the best effects are achieved with simple stitches Balance (4) • use the Balance function for 3 4 various effects (stitch variations) • for - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 81
Presser foot: Decorative and Practical stitches 9mm size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Open embroidery see page 160 Example of a Stitch Combination ™ Machine Embellishment stitches: touch stitch No. 655 once ™ open - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 82
of a stitch combination, move the cursor upwards, using the scroll arrow ™ activate desired place = select Stitch Altering Area or scroll to the stitch ™ select new stitch • stitch is inserted above the cursor • touch «Securing» before beginning to sew: securing stitches are stitched at beginning - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 83
as a reference for the rows that follow ™ select a new stitch ™ stitch a second row next to first at a distance of one presser foot's width, or using the seam guide ™ repeat for the following rows of stitching TIP Use cotton embroidery thread for cross stitching Stitch appears fuller. Decorative - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 84
and Inserting Lace Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Zig-zag No. 2 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Edge stitch foot No.10C (special accessory) Preparation ™ use the same color thread as the lace - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 85
: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Hemstitch Nos. 701, 702, 709 - 711, 713, 720, 721, 723, 725, 726, 732, 742 Wing needle, Double wing needle cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Open Embroidery foot No. 20C Hemstitches • use the wing needle to achieve - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 86
the size of the fabric area (allow for enough fabric) • pintucks are narrow stitched folds which are normally sewn on the fabric before cutting out the pieces for garments or other sewing projects • for embellishing, or in combination with other heirloom embroidery techniques Pintuck Presser Feet - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 87
- guide it through the small opening in the bobbin cover ™ place the cord spool on the arm of the free hand system (presser foot lifter) ™ check that the cord runs smoothly Threading the Needle ™ insert double needle ™ activate the double needle limitation (corresponding to needle size used) in - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 88
to stitch them before sewing the pintucks ™ use a removable stabilizer under the work and remove it after the decorative stitching is completed ™ stitch pintucks on the left and right of the decorative stitching as required and as described above TIP Seam guide Use the seam guide for evenly spaced - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 89
Presser foot: Padded satin stitch No. 416 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Open embroidery foot No. 20C or Embroidery the same color as the thread used to make the scallops, as scallop begins and ends in each case in the middle of the scallop - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 90
Presser foot: Satin scallop stitch No. 507, 508 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Sideways motion foot No. 40C, and Open Embroidery foot No. 20C, or Embroidery from the edge, using the seam guide or slide-on table seam guide to help you stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 91
also shown on screen, once the stitch is selected, in the Stitch Altering Area • the sewing direction is indicated by a presser foot symbol and thin guide lines • the presser foot must always run parallel to the guide lines ™ place the template on the fabric to mark the starting point of the desired - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 92
Sideways Motion Stitches ™ use the slide-on table to enlarge sewing area ™ insert needle at starting point (pay attention to sewing direction on template) ™ position fabric so that guide lines on template run parallel to presser foot, then remove template ™ stitch: the sewing computer will stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 93
Sideways Motion Stitches Combining Manually With Templates Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Sideways motion stitches size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Sideways motion foot No. 40C Using Templates to Position Sideways Motion - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 94
dog: Presser foot: Sideways motion stitches size and type suitable for the fabric selected decorative up (sewing position) Sideways motion foot No. 40C Automatic Connection of Sideways Motion Stitches With 16 Directional Sewing • sideways motion stitches can be connected automatically using the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 95
presser foot on fabric as shown on template so that needle will go through starting point of stitch • the sewing a stitch combination, move the cursor upwards, using the scrolling arrow ™ activate desired place by Altering Area or scroll to it ™ select new stitch • the stitch will be inserted above - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 96
for quilting without turning the fabric Screen Display ™ select «16 Directional Sewing» screen display ™ touch straight stitch or zig-zag ™ a presser foot symbol with the 16 sewing directions all around it appears in the middle of the screen ™ use the right or left arrow on-screen button to change - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 97
dog: Presser foot: Straight stitch No. 39 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) ™ select straight stitch, determine new sewing direction using the arrow on-screen buttons, reactivate Long Stitch function, and sew connecting stitches again, etc. - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 98
stitch No. 45 Double overlock No. 46 Blanket stitch No. 47 Super stretch No. 48 Honeycomb • a presser foot symbol with the 4 sewing directions arranged around it appears in the middle of the screen • use the right or left arrow on-screen button to change direction one step at a time • stitch length - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 99
Alphabet Summary 98 Important Lettering Information 99 Combining Lettering (9mm) 100 General Monogramming Information (Sideways Motion) 103 Monogram Size 1 104 Monogram Sizes 2 and 3 107 Lettering - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 100
Alphabet Summary Alphabets ™ press Alphabet button Summary 98 Lettering - Summary Alphabet Summary • Alphabet summary appears Block Double Block Script (Italics) Monograms 30/20/15mm (sideways motion) • for more information on Full Stitch Summary see page 272-273 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 101
™ touching the «A/a» on-screen button changes to lower case Perfect Stitch Formation ™ use the same color for upper and bobbin threads ™ use stabilizer on the wrong side to reinforce sewing project ™ use additional water soluble stabilizer on the right size on pile and long fiber fabric (e. g. wool - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 102
Combining Lettering (9mm) Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Letters 9mm size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Letters 9mm ™ individual letters and rows of the same letter of the same alphabet are sewn in - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 103
its original size Sample of Combination of Lettering and Functions ™ open «Combi Mode» ™ select Script, and touch capital B • capital B is displayed in Stitch Altering Area ™ select Lower Case function ™ select the letters e, r, n, i, n, and a in lower case and in that order • «Bernina» is displayed - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 104
at the end of the second combination part ™ repeat as often as required Note: For accurate placement of the lettering in equally spaced lines, draw a guide line on the fabric. For centered texts, sew it out first to measure it, then draw the guide lines. Correcting Combinations Inserting Letters - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 105
a continuous horizontal row on the fabric Note: Size 1 monograms are dealt with differently than sizes 2 and 3. See pages 104-106 (size 1) 107-108 (size 2 and 3). Sewing Sideways Motion Stitches ™ use slide-on table to enlarge sewing area ™ when sewing, ensure that fabric feeds smoothly and easily - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 106
direction is shown with the presser foot symbol and thin guiding lines • the presser foot must always run parallel to the guiding lines when sewing Combining Monogram Letters Manually With Templates Combining Monogram Letters With Templates ™ using the template, position letter at desired place - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 107
Again: mark starting point, select letter, place presser foot as shown on template, and stitch letter Connecting Monogram Combinations Automatically With 16 Directional Sewing Instead of combining monogram letters manually, they can be combined automatically using the template and the 16 Directional - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 108
presser foot on the fabric as shown on the template so that needle will go through starting point on letter • sewing computer will first stitch first letter («F»), sews combination, move the cursor up, using the scrolling arrow ™ activate desired scroll to it ™ select new stitch ™ the stitch will - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 109
önsosegnra2musnd 3 Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Size 2 and 3 monograms size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative up (sewing position) Sideways motion foot No. 40C Size 2 and 3 Monograms • size 2 and 3 monograms are sewn in a continuous - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 110
size 3 monograms ™ select the letters R, N, I, N, A in that order • the Stitch Altering Area now displays the word «BERNINA» Pattern Combination in Single or Multiple Repeat ™ touch Pattern Repeat 1-9x button one or more times (numbers 1-9 appear) after creating a combination • the sewing computer - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 111
and stretch with length calculated from button Buttonhole in Long Term Memory 118 Automatic Buttonholes (Standard and Stretch) 119 • without stitch counter Buttonholes 121 • without stitch counter buttonhole Stitch Counter Buttonhole 123 Manual 4 or 6 Step Buttonhole 125 • all types of buttonholes - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 112
, leisure wear, bedding Straight stitch buttonhole For reinforcing buttonholes, pocket edges, especially for stitching buttonholes in leather or imitation suede Button sew-on program For buttons with 2 and 4 holes Narrow zig-zag eyelet Opening for cords and narrow ribbons/bands, decorative work - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 113
In General Buttonholes are practical closures which can also be used for a decorative effect. The artista 730 provides a very versatile selection. All buttonholes can be sewn and programmed in a variety of ways. Buttonholes/Button Sew-on Program/Eyelets ™ press Buttonhole button • a summary of the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 114
fluffy fabrics an embroidery stabilizer can be used (2). The fabric feeds better. Sewing Buttonholes Test Sewing ™ always sew a test on the fabric(s) you will use with the same alterations to the stitch length with automatic and manual buttonholes affect both beads (making them more or less dense) - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 115
both beads Note: With Direct Entry Length and Manual buttonholes each individual buttonhole sequence can be balanced separately (picture A) ™ turn stitch length knob clockwise Recommendation ™ sew a test on the fabric(s) you will use Clear Balance ™ touch «Reset» in the special Balance screen - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 116
sole of the foot and pull them to the back ™ lower the presser foot Sewing ™ sew the buttonhole in the usual manner, do not hold the cord tightly ™ 3A ™ insert the needle at the beginning of the buttonhole ™ raise the presser foot ™ guide the cord under the foot to the right ™ hook the cord over - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 117
the buttonhole Sewing Buttonhole Diagonal to Edge Height Compensating Plates for Buttonholes (optional accessory) • when sewing a buttonhole using Automatic part of the fabric and push to front • this accessory will create a smooth surface for the foot and help make a perfect buttonhole Using - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 118
• «auto» and the programmed length in mm appear on the screen • the buttonhole length indicates the buttonhole opening in mm Corrections ™ enter new length as described above Back to Buttonhole Menu ™ touch «ESC» to return to Buttonhole screen Deleting Saved Buttonholes ™ press external «clr» button - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 119
function Determining Button Size • a special screen appears ™ hold the button against the bottom left corner of the screen ™ use the external stitch Buttonhole screen, the original settings remain Buttonhole Size • the sewing computer calculates the buttonhole size from the button diameter • 2mm are - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 120
the Save function and the buttonhole is saved in the long term Memory • for more information on programming the desired Automatic Buttonhole see pages with «OK» ™ save buttonhole as described above • programming a new length overrides the existing saved one Deleting Saved Buttonhole ™ select the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 121
Stretch) Without Stitch Counter Buttonhole Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Standard and Stretch buttonholes No. 51, 52 and 53 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Automatic buttonhole foot No. 3A Automatic Buttonhole • the lens - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 122
Mistakes ™ touch the Pattern Begin function • the sewing computer reverts to the beginning of the buttonhole Deleting Saved Buttonholes ™ press external «clr» button or touch «recording» • «auto» disappears and «recording» appears • a new buttonhole length can be programmed TIP Exact duplicates The - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 123
Counter Buttonhole Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Round and Hand-look buttonholes No. 54 + 55 + 63 and Keyhole buttonholes No. 56-58 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Automatic buttonhole foot No. 3A Automatic Buttonhole - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 124
«recording» • «auto» disappears and «recording» appears • a new buttonhole length can be programmed TIP Double sewn keyhole buttonholes • keyhole to begin sewing again TIP Beautiful buttonholes ™ for successful sewing of buttonholes always use a suitable stabilizer or interfacing • using a gimp - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 125
Feed dog: Presser foot: Buttonholes (all types) size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) term Memory. Sewing Stitch Counter Buttonhole ™ sew with consistent speed Length of First Bead ™ sew the first bead the desired length ™ stop the sewing computer - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 126
«auto» disappears and «recording» appears • a new buttonhole length can be programmed Corrections ™ reprogram the using a different fabric, program the buttonhole again • it is recommended to sew a test on the fabric(s) you will use 124 Buttonholes - Applications TIP More buttonholes with presser - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 127
Presser foot: any Buttonhole size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Buttonhole foot No. 3C Note: Sewing buttonholes manually is ideal if you only need to sew the unneeded steps • use only the steps which are necessary to repair the worn - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 128
keyhole ™ touch «3» • the sewing computer sews the second bead in reverse ™ stop the sewing computer at the first stitch ™ touch «4» • the sewing computer sews the top bartack and secures stitches automatically • the length of the beads is determined manually when sewing • bartack, eye and securing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 129
dog: Presser foot: Straight stitch buttonhole No. 59 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) , or for buttonholes which are subject to extreme wear. They are also useful for reinforcing buttonhole openings in leather, vinyl or felt. Straight Stitch ™ - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 130
sewing computer sews the horizontal bar and securing stitches and stops automatically • «auto» and the programmed length (in mm) appear on the screen • each subsequent stitched buttonhole will be sewn to the same length as the programmed buttonhole TIP Straight stitched buttonholes are also useful - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 131
: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Straight stitch buttonhole No. 59 80 - 100 H cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Buttonhole foot No. leather • leather • Alcantara • plastic coated fabrics Sewing Bound Buttonhole 1. Determining Buttonhole Size ™ cut a rectangular piece of fabric 1 1/4" - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 132
facing) 7. Trimming Leather ™ cut leather of facing on the wrong side inside the sewn rectangle and trim away slightly TIP Bound buttonhole in other materials ™ sew buttonhole as described under 1. - 7. ™ at the end, finish edges by hand and secure 130 Buttonholes - Applications - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 133
Stitches ™ sew buttonhole either with Buttonhole foot No. 3A or 3C ™ embellish buttonhole with Decorative stitch No. 107 and placket with Decorative stitch No. 708 TIP Buttonhole with embroidery Create buttonhole and combine with your personal embroidery from the artista PC software. 131 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 134
on Program Stitch: Stitch width: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Button sew-on program No. 60 depends on the distance between the holes size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester down (darning position) Button sew-on foot No. 18 Note: Buttons with 2 and 4 holes can - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 135
Zig-zag or Straight Stitch Eyelets Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Narrow zig-zag eyelet No. 61 or Straight stitch eyelet No. 62 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or polyester up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C Note: Eyelets are ideal openings for - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 136
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Blanket Stitches 145 • Stitches No. 329, 330, 352, 353 Turned-edge Appliqués 146 • Blindstitch No. 331 Freehand Quilting 148 • Stitch No. 325 Freehand Quilting With BSR 149 (Bernina Stitch Regulator) Straight Stitch No. 1 or Zig-Zag Stitch No. 2 Quilt Stitches - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 138
Quilt Stitches Summary Quilt Stitches Different stitches can be selected which can be used especially for quilting, patchwork or for appliqué: No. 324 Quilters securing program No. 325 Quilting straight stitch No. 326 Piecing stitch / Straight stitch No. 327 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 139
patches of fabric by sewing or embroidering on the base fabric • apart from creative and artistic designing the appliqué technique also middle layer - batting • bottom layer in plain fabric used as lining After these three layers, which result in BSR (optional accessory) 137 Quilt Stitches - Summary - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 140
dog: Presser foot: Quilters securing program No. 324 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative or monofilament up (sewing position to heavy wear or washing, use Securing stitch No. 5. TIP TIP Perfect stitch formation Needle stop down When using thick fabric lengthen the A - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 141
Presser foot: Quilting straight stitch No. 325 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative or monofilament up (sewing Perfect stitch formation When using thick fabric lengthen the stitch length. Invisible quilt effect If a monofilament thread is used the quilted seam looks - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 142
Stitch Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Piecing stitch / Straight stitch No. 326 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C, Patchwork foot No. 37 or Patchwork foot with guide No. 57 (optional accessory) Piecing Stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 143
Hand-look Quilt Stitch Stitch: Needle: Needle thread: Bobbin thread Feed dog: Presser foot: Hand-look quilt stitches No. 328, 346-350 size and type suitable for the fabric selected monofilament 50 or 30 weight cotton up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Walking foot No. 50 (optional - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 144
Quilt Stitches Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Decorative quilt stitches No. 327, 332-345, 351 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton or decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Open embroidery foot No. 20C Decorative Quilt Stitches • suitable - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 145
Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Satin Stitch No. 354 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, polyester, decorative up (sewing position) Appliqué foot No. 23 (optional accessory), Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Open embroidery foot No. 20C Satin Stitch • applying - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 146
of sun rays, i.e. needle down always at the same point on the motif, turn sewing slightly, sew two stitches, etc. Sewing Mitered Corners ™ sew up to about 3/8" (1cm) before the corner ™ when continuing to sew reduce the stitch width slightly (almost 0) ™ stitch right into the middle of the corner - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 147
Blanket Stitches Stitch: Needle: Thread: Feed dog: Presser foot: Blanket stitches No. 329, 330, 352, 353 size and type suitable for the fabric selected cotton, decorative up (sewing position) Reverse pattern foot No. 1C or Open embroidery foot No. 20C Blanket Stitches • stitches No. 329 and No. - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 148
Presser foot: Blindstitch No. 331 size and type suitable for the fabric selected monofilament up (sewing (make sure that the stabilizer sticks well) ™ cut all around the Sewing ™ place motif on base fabric and pin or use spray adhesive ™ sew appliqué with the blindstitch clockwise all around ™ sew - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 149
allowance around the paper template) ™ remove paper after pressing ™ pin motif and sew Freezer Paper • freezer paper is well known in quilter circles and is used instead of press-on stabilizer ™ work on appliqué as described using spray adhesive on freezer paper to attach it to the appliqué fabric - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 150
™ hold the fabric with both hands like an embroidery frame ™ start quilting in the center and work out towards the edges Quilting a Design ™ turn the work using smooth, round movements to form the design of your choice (either free- hand or following a template) Stipple Quilting • this technique - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 151
, open, transparent) BSR (BERNINA Stitch BSR Function With Straight Stitch Regulator) Function No. 1 The BSR presser foot reacts This function using a special presser to the movement of the foot allows for free-motion quilting fabric under the foot and (sewing) using the straight stitch and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 152
presser foot pressure must be reduced • attach the BSR presser foot to the sewing computer and plug the cable into the green socket until it clicks into place • use slide-on table • attach the desired presser foot sole to the BSR presser normal free hand quilting can now be sewn with the BSR foot, - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 153
2 • the zig-zag stitch can be used for thread pain- ting or fabric embellishment for example • areas can be filled and forms or pictures created BSR Function Deactivation • pull out the plug of the BSR presser foot connec- tion cable on the sewing computer. The previously selected stitch is active - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 154
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Programming Screen 154 Selecting Motifs 155 Deleting Motifs 155 Altering Motifs 156 Personal Program - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 156
Programming Screen With Personal Stitches Use the Personal Program to design a screen with the stitches you use most. Whether it is made up of stitches for a certain type of sewing, such as heirloom or garment, or just your favorite practical and decorative stitches or alphabets, this screen will - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 157
in the personal screen the programmed stitches are visible (progressive stitch numbers) • when more than 15 stitches are programmed, use arrow to scroll for viewing additional stitches Deleting Personal Stitches Activating Personal Program ™ press the Personal Program button Personal Program Screen - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 158
Altering Stitches Activating Personal Program ™ press the Personal Program button Personal Program Screen ™ select the stitch to be altered (e.g. zig-zag) ™ alter stitch width and length with the external stitch width and stitch length knobs • the alterations as well as the basic settings are - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 159
Programming and Saving 158 • In general • Stitch combinations • Opening saved combinations Corrections and Alterations 161 • Deleting • Inserting stitch combinations • Sub-dividing combinations Saving and Deleting Stitches and Stitch Combinations - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 160
the memory system. The sewing computer has a memory system, in which the two memories - sewing and embroidery - can be stored. The storage space is not sub-divided into fixed spaces, i.e. any number of stitch combinations can be stored in the Drawers as long as there is free storage space (capacity - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 161
Stitch Altering Area • if the Combi Mode has already been in use and the sewing computer has not been switched off («0») since, the last programmed or the message • the Stitch Altering Area is now empty, and a new stitch combination can be programmed Note: This procedure does not affect stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 162
Memory Capacity (Free Capacity) is shown in percentage (%) in a bar above the Drawers screen • the Stitch Altering Area is now empty, and a new selected stitch ™ use the arrows to scroll through the stitch combinations ™ use the Binocular icon to switch to the Preview screen (sewing view) ™ touch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 163
the selected stitch • to insert a stitch at the very beginning of a combination, move the cursor right to the top using the scroll arrow ™ select new stitch • the new stitch is inserted above the cursor Altering Stitch Combinations ™ to activate the desired place, scroll the cursor or select the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 164
Sub-Divider (2)» (e.g. name, street, place, etc.) ™ sew the first part, the sewing computer stops automatically when reaching the Sub-divider function ™ reposition the fabric: press the foot control and the next part is sewn, etc. • when using the «Combination Sub-Divider (1)», only that particular - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 165
In General 164 Display 165 Sewing Settings 166 Embroidery Settings 167 Touch (Screen Sensitivity) 169 Customize Favorite Function Button 170 Information 170 Messages and Audio Settings 172 Portal Provider Settings 174 Hardware 175 Reset to Factory 175 Setup Program - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 166
be reset and returned to the factory settings at any time. Note: If stock embroidery designs that came with the sewing computer are deleted, use the enclosed USB stick to reload them to the sewing computer. Opening Setup Program ™ press the external Setup button • menu with Setup options appears - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 167
a keyboard appears Text in Welcome Screen • text for the Welcome screen can be written • the «ABC» on-screen button (upper case) is automatically active (blue) • the «abc» on-screen button changes to lower case • the and «@#» on-screen buttons activate spe- cial characters in the upper and lower - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 168
by plus or minus 20% 0 = basic settings (factory settings) 1 = + 10% 2 = + 20% -1 = - 10% -2 = - 20% • this correction fine tunes the basic tension setting on your sewing computer, which may be affected by variables such as thread weight, etc. • the number in the bar and the blue background of the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 169
embroidery hoop Embroidery Settings 1 Embroidery Settings 2 «Adjust Reference Position» calibrates the needle to the center of the embroidery hoop. Adjusting can only be activated if the embroidery module and the oval embroidery hoop bobbin basic tension setting on your sewing computer, which may be - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 170
To Next Page ™ touch «To Next Page» • the next screen appears To Previous Page ™ touch «To Previous Page» • the previous screen appears Saving and Closing ™ touch «OK» • changes are saved, the screen closes and the menu appears Closing Screen ™ touch «ESC» • the screen display closes, the original - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 171
the «Calibrate» bar • a further screen display appears Touch 2 • to activate the new data follow the instructions on the screen • an additional screen display appears Touch 3 • to save the new data follow the instructions on the screen • the screen «Touch Setup» appears again Saving and Closing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 172
• menu appears ™ touch «Information» • the screen «Software and Language» appears with information on software version and active language Software Version • the current version of the sewing computer and the embroidery module (has to be attached to the sewing computer) can be seen Language • the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 173
«Portal Information» appears • these three Internet addresses are required and checked by the sewing/embroidery computer when connecting to the «myartista» portal • if any of these addresses are changed by BERNINA, the others can be corrected by pressing the respective gray field • these Internet - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 174
on or off as well as indicated acoustically with the desired choice of sounds (1-6): • Upper Thread Control • Feed Dog Position • Lower Thread Control • Presser Foot Position • the messages and choice of sounds can be turned on or off independently (i.e. a message can be turned on without any - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 175
Page 3» appears • following messages can be turned on or off as well as indicated acoustically with the desired choice of sounds (1-6): • Bobbin Winder • Embroidery Finished • Thread Cutter • Threader • the messages and choice of sounds can be turned on or off independently (i.e. a message can be - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 176
circle, circle becomes a ™ touch the bar of the selected provider or «To Next Page» Note: For Modem settings see separate Modem instruction manual. Provider 1 • the screen e.g. «Provider 1» appears, the provider settings are displayed • the provider settings are made as follows: ™ select an empty - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 177
• menu appears ™ touch «Hardware» • the screen «SSID» appears SSID (Service Set Identifier) ™ touch SSID bar • a screen with a keyboard appears ™ : If stock embroidery designs that came with the sewing computer are deleted, use the enclosed USB data stick to reload them to the sewing computer. 175 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 178
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Help 178 Tutorial 179 Creative Consultant 181 Balance 183 • Balance for practical and decorative stitches • Balance for sideways motion stitches Cleaning and Maintenance 185 Trouble Shooting 186 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 180
the need to regularly refer to the instruction manual. The information shown corresponds to information in the instruction manual, but your sewing/embroidery computer without actually turning the machine off and on again. It also provides information on stitch patterns, embroidery designs and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 181
the need to refer regularly to the instruction manual. Subjects • Main subjects appear: • Important facts about threading the sewing computer • Sewing techniques • Bernina-Stitch-Regulator BSR • Buttonholes • Peripherals • Embroidery module • FHS • Trouble Shooting • Presser Feet • Needles - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 182
affecting the work at hand. Back to Previous Screen ™ touch «ESC» • Tutorial is closed • the previous screen appears Text Scrolling • this symbol indicates that text scrolling on screen can be resumed with the stitch width or stitch length knob 180 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Tutorial - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 183
and help for a variety of sewing needs. After entering the type of fabric and technique you wish to use, the Creative Consultant provides suggestions regarding needles, presser feet, feed dog, stabilizers, presser foot pressure, etc. The suggested presser feet are not necessarily standard with the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 184
Needle (size and type) • Presser foot pressure • Stabilizer needed • Feed dog position • Buttonhole cord (gimp) • there may be several suggestions for the «Presser Foot» and «Needle» type • the most suitable presser foot for the chosen technique is shown first • further recommended presser feet are - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 185
Balance for Practical and Decorative Stitches 9mm When sewing soft fabrics such as jersey or tricot, the fabric tends to stretch under the presser foot which also stretches the stitch being sewn » • the Balance screen closes; returns to previous screen 183 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Balance - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 186
of the screen the alterations made are directly visible • the corrections can be made while sewing (with opened screen) The stitch sewn on the fabric (e.g. stitch No. 201) is «Reset» • the corrections of the selected stitches will be deleted 184 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Balance - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 187
«0» (off) and pull out plug from electric outlet ™ remove the bobbin case ™ clean the hook race using the brush provided or a cotton swab. The use of any sharp instrument could damage the hook ™ insert the bobbin case Cleaning the Sewing Computer ™ wipe with a soft, damp cloth ™ if very soiled, wipe - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 188
your sewing computer to your BERNINA dealer Lower Thread Breaks • the lower thread tension is too tight • the bobbin is jammed in the bobbin case: • Remove and replace the bobbin • the hole in the stitch plate has been damaged by the needle: • this must be polished by an authorized BERNINA service - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 189
sewing computer Lower Thread Indicator Sensor • bobbin cover is not closed • not activated in the Setup Program • remove any thread lint and remnants from the bobbin case Upper Thread Indicator Sensor • not activated in the Setup Program 187 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Trouble Shooting - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 190
foot. • Needle will penetrate stitch plate or presser foot. Check the settings in the Security screen. • The sewing/embroidery computer is not functioning Contact your BERNINA dealer to solve the correctly. Please contact your BERNINA dealer. problem. • During start-up an error occurred - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 191
Connect the USB data stick to sewing/ embroidery computer that includes video-film tutorials on various sewing techniques and topics. • Main Motor failed. Please check hook system. Open the bobbin cover. Remove any thread lint from the hook area/bobbin case. 189 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 192
190 Sewing and Sewing Computer Support - Messages - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 193
BERNINA Computer System 192 Peripherals 192 Connecting Peripherals 194 Connecting Peripherals - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 194
video tutorials froma BERNINA USB Stick, or to turn your sewingcomputer into an embroidery computer byconnecting the embroidery module. Ask your BERNINA dealer for more information. Peripherals The following external devices can be connected to the artista 730 sewing computer: • embroidery module - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 195
The content of the myartista Portal is continuously updated. Note: The BERNINA-Modem or the BERNINA-Ethernet Card includes user instructions! Open and view tutorial video-films from the Tutorial USB data stick on your sewing computer's screen. When this function is visible in the toolbar on - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 196
1 BERNINA Modem 2 BERNINA USB Stick 3 BERNINA embroidery module Ask your BERNINA dealer! Instructional/Presentations CD-ROM (for your PC) This BERNINA CD-ROM is the presentation and instructional tool that takes you on a virtual journey around the highlights of the new BERNINA artista 730 sewing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 197
Embroidery - Content The Embroidery Computer 195-214 Important Embroidery Information 215-222 Embroidery 223-246 Saving and Deleting Motifs 247-252 Embroidery Support 253-258 Peripherals and Accessories 259-264 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 198
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Attaching the embroidery module to the sewing computer • Protecting the embroidery computer from dust • Connecting the adapter for free arm embroidery General Operating Instructions 201 • Preparing embroidery computer for embroidery • Threading upper and bobbin thread Selecting Embroidery Motifs 202 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 200
view (handwheel) of the sewing and embroidery computer with the connecting slot for embroidery cards and Modem, and the cable connections are shown on page 9 of the sewing computer instruction manual. 1 Embroidery surface 2 Embroidery arm 3 Embroidery hoop connection 4 Accessory box 5 Connecting - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 201
Embroidery presser foot No. 26. Net for upper thread spools - pull over upper thread spool for even spoling Embroidery bobbin case BERNINA Personal USB Memory Stick Soft cover with pocket * can vary from market to market USB connecting cable for PC embroid- Embroidery software ery software - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 202
150x400mm) Template for Mega-Hoop VAR. 00 for a730 Suitcase system for sewing computer and embroidery module Straight stitch plate BERNINA embroidery cards OESD Embroidery motif Stick BERNINA Modem BERNINA embroidery cards / Magic Box BERNINA artista software Ethernet Card Multi Spool holder - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 203
on the back of the module Attaching the Embroidery Module Connecting the Cable ™ plug with flat side to the front ™ insert the plug into the socket on the right hand side of the sewing computer (look for symbol) Releasing the Cable ™ pull out the plug Storing the Cable on the Module ™ insert the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 204
the module towards the guide from the left until the connecting lugs engage in the base plate of the adapter Free Arm Embroidery Hoop • the small, oval embroidery hoop is specially designed for free arm embroidery Caution! Only the small hoop can be used for free arm embroidery. Removing the Adapter - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 205
metallic or specialty threads, using the Note: vertical spool pin and the supplementary thread guide While embroidering the bobbin can also be (special accessory) may also help avoid problems. wound, just like in sewing (see page 13). 201 The Embroidery Computer - General Operating Instructions - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 206
to select motifs Embroidery Motifs from the Embroidery Computer «Embroidery Computer» On-screen Button ™ touch «Embroidery Computer» in the Selection menu • built-in embroidery motifs can be selected with the on-screen buttons «Alphabets», «Motifs» and «My Designs» Selecting Alphabets ™ touch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 207
of the embroidery design card (optional accessory) appear in color on the display (provided that a card is inserted) ™ select a motif by touching the appropriate on-screen button • for more information on Embroidery Cards see page 263 Embroidery Motifs from an USB Stick «USB Stick» On-screen - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 208
should be attached ™attach the recommended hoop Attaching the Embroidery Hoop Note: The last selected embroidery motif is always positioned in the center of the hoop. Raising Needle and Embroidery Presser Foot ™ raise needle and embroidery presser foot ™ hold the hoop with the right side of the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 209
thread accordingly ™ embroider with the new color as described above Cutting Thread Ends After Embroidery ™ raise the presser foot ™ remove the embroidery hoop from the embroidery arm ™ cut away any remaining excess threads and connecting threads ™ take care that the bobbin thread is not cut too - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 210
spool shows that the embroidery computer is calculating • no operations are possible during the calculation process 206 Note: If you press the question mark the machine is «locked». If you touch the screen (anywhere) the machine will sew again. The Embroidery Computer - On-screen Functions - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 211
the reference points). The embroidery hoop must not be attached when calibrating! ™ the display can be closed by touching the «ESC» on-screen button, without selecting a hoop Check Motif Information ™ touch symbol • the hoop moves vertically so that the size of the attached hoop may be read in - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 212
original size Show Grid ™ touch symbol • a large cross hair indicates the hoop center designs ™ touch symbol • switches between motifs when combining designs Embroidery menu (Ready) • the motif is ready for embroidery Screen Edit 1 New Motif ™ touch «New Motif» • Selection menu appears ™ select new - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 213
• the motif will be mirrored vertically (left/right) Vertical Mirror Image (up/down) ™touch symbol • the motif will be mirrored horizontally (up/down) 209 The Embroidery Computer - On-screen Functions and Displays - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 214
the alphabet type changes in the display ™ to alter lettering size scroll with arrows next to the Height box • alteration is the green circle the less the arch) • vertical baseline ™ use up or down arrows to change letter spacing in mm steps Embroidery Computer - On-screen Functions and Displays - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 215
horizontally to the center, a message appears ™ rethread ™ touch «OK» and the message will close • the hoop moves back to the previous position ™ touch the Quick Reverse button • the embroidery computer continues to embroider Motif Size • display of the motif width and height in millimeters (mm - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 216
the stitch count of the embroidery sequence ™to reactivate the default setting touch the purple knob icon Move Hoop ™ touch symbol • the to be rehooped (e.g. lettering, border, etc.), the hoop can be moved to the last stitch of the already embroidered part of the motif by turning the knobs «?» ( - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 217
to start embroidery ™ to enter the Embroidery menu directly from the Design menu touch Size, Rotate Motif, etc. the external knobs are used to work on the motifs • an Information Area appears if the knobs can be operated Embroidery Mode/ Sewing Mode Button ™ changing from Embroidery Mode to Sewing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 218
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In General 216 Embroidery Threads 218 Embroidery Stabilizers 219 Hooping the Fabric 221 Important Embroidery Information - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 220
can be scaled/sized with artista software either on the embroidery computer or on the PC • to get good results, the motifs should be scaled within the limits of 75% to 150% In General Different Stitch Types Underlay Stitches Underlay stitches are the foundation of a motif and are used to stabilize - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 221
an area to be filled Outline Stitches • usually straight or satin stitches • used to define a specific area or areas • examples are: straight stitch, double run, satin Jump Stitches • long stitches that skip over fabric after one part of the motif finishes and the next begins • before and after the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 222
we recommend to use the vertical spool pin for smooth unwinding. Embroidery Needle ™ correct size thread must correspond with correct size needle ™ replace needle regularly • for more information on Needles see pages 17-19 Bobbin Threads Bobbin-Fil (Special Bobbin Thread) Bobbin-Fil is an - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 223
paper • one or more layers can be used • comes in different weights ™ for more stability, apply to the wrong side of the fabric with temporary spray adhesive before hooping ™ carefully tear away exessive stabilizer from the back of the embroidery after stitching • stabilizer will remain under larger - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 224
stitches ™ use spray adhesive to fix stabilizer if necessary ™ for fabric with a pile, reinforce with additional, suitable stabilizer on the wrong side if necessary ™ for lace embroidery place one or two layers of water soluble stabilizer in hoop (as the motif is not embroidered on any fabric - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 225
center of the fabric to be embroidered ™ mark with a fabric marker or chalk Using the Embroidery Hoop ™ loosen the screw(s) ™ remove the inner hoop • the arrows on both hoops should match • the arrows on the medium, large and Mega hoops are at the center front and on the right hand side of the small - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 226
in the center of the template on inner hoop • match the arrows of inner and outer hoops ™ place inner hoop on top of fabric and outer hoop and press into place, loosening screws to accommodate fabric. Tighten screws ™ remove template 222 Important Embroidery Information - Embroidery Stabilizers - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 227
Motifs 224 • Embroidering • Positioning • Altering: mirroring, size • Combining Alphabets - Lettering 234 • In general • Combining lettering Adjustments 240 • Motif colors • Adjusting motifs Applications 243 • Free arm embroidery • Lace • Borders • Shadow Embroidery Embroidery - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 228
Motifs • in the opened special screen «Design Information», the following information on the selected motif is available: • Name • Width • Height • Embroidery Time • No. Stitches • No. Colors ™ touch «Open» • the motif appears in the screen Edit 1 Select Hoop The most appropriate (smallest possible - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 229
motif back to original size Embroidering Motif To change to the Embroidery menu (Ready) touch «OK» in screen Edit 1 or press the external Quick Reverse button on head frame ™ embroider motif • for more information on Starting to Embroider see pages 204-205 TIP Hoop Relocater • this function makes - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 230
another position within the hoop. Preparation ™ select desired motif from the Selection menu • the motif appears in the screen Edit 1 ™ use the «To Next Page » again • If a stitch happens to fall outside the embroidery area, the outli- ne of the hoop is displayed in red. 226 Note: If the knobs are - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 231
hoop size and stitching area: ™ touch symbol • the hoop size is read causing the hoop to move ™ «Check» then confirms placement by moving hoop to reflect stitching area of selected motif ™ «Check» moves hoop the display • the hoop will be moved until the screen Edit 1 ™ use the «To Next Page» symbol - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 232
will be mirrored horizontally and vertically Calculating New Embroidery Data After changing from screen Edit 2 to Embroidery menu (Ready) ™ touch Recalculation to depending on the size of the pattern, the saving might take a while • each alteration made will appear in the Embroidery menu (Ready) - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 233
the Selection menu • the motif appears in the screen Edit 1 ™ use the «To Next Page» symbol to change to the screen Edit 2 Enlarging or Reducing Motif Proportionally Note: If the knobs are turned slowly the motif size can be altered in 1% steps. Altering the motif as desired: ™ Embroidery - Motifs - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 234
be chosen for the motif size: ™ touch «Select Hoop» • a special screen appears with possible choices of hoops • by selecting a hoop (Small, Middle, Large Oval or Mega) the motif is shown in the appropriate hoop after the special screen closes Calculating New Embroidery Data After changing from the - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 235
desired with the embroidery computer to create completely new designs. A combination can consist of several identical motifs or of different ones. It is also possible to combine motifs with lettering. Application • combining motif variations • creating new designs • embroidering borders • creating - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 236
• switches between different motifs when combining designs • active motif is shown in color is active. Creating / Altering Motif Combination ™ use the «To Next Page» symbol to change to hoop offers too little space, select a larger one with the function «Select Hoop». 232 Embroidery - Motifs - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 237
by selecting the most appropriate hoop for the motif size. • for more information on Selecting the Most Appropriate Hoop see pages 204/207 Calculating New Embroidery Data After changing from the screen Edit 1 or Edit 2 to Embroidery menu (Ready) the new embroidery data is recalculated according to - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 238
can be combined with other letters or motifs and embroidered with the embroidery computer. The artista 730 embroidery computer's screen Edit 2 offers a large variety of alteration possibilities: Apart from altering the letter size, the baseline type amongst other things, can be altered. For instance - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 239
clockwise • in the Information Area the alteration is displayed in percent ™ to reactivate the default setting (100%) of the motif touch the Information Area 235 Embroidery - Alphabets, Lettering - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 240
decreases lettering size Changing Letter Spacing ™ use up or down arrows to change spaces in mm steps between letters Changing Fonts ™ touch the Letter Manipulation button ™ new font can be selected for entered text ™ use up or down arrows at right end of Font bar to change font style 236 Embroidery - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 241
achieved by selecting the most appropriate hoop for the motif size. • for more information on Selecting the Most Appropriate Hoop see pages 204/207 Calculating New Embroidery Data After changing from the screen Edit 2 to Embroidery menu (Ready) the new embroidery data is recalculated according to - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 242
displayed in the «Move Motif» function and switch guiding lines function on Combining Motifs and Lettering After selecting using Upper Case/Lower Case button ™ confirm combined lettering with «OK» and the lettering is displayed in the screen Edit 1 slightly offset above the motif 238 Embroidery - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 243
Suit Motif ™ use the «To Next Page» symbol to change to the screen Edit 2 ™ position the text as desired with the function «Move Motif» ™ alter text size to suit motif with the functions «Rescale Motif Proportionally» or «Rescale Motif Height or Width» Calculating New Embroidery Data After changing - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 244
color appears, then touch Color bar • touched Color bar is active (highlighted in blue) Note: For a quick selection of a certain color number, use the function «Color Selection by Number». ™ touch «OK» , selected thread color and changed thread brand are displayed in the Color Information bar 240 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 245
231 Embroidering Individual Color Sections and Manual Adjustment of Color Sequence • special effects can be acquired according to the motif, only when individual color sections are embroidered (e.g. embroider only the outlines of the motif) ™ scroll Embroidery menu (Ready) for color sequence until - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 246
threads can influence the embroidery result. If the embroidery test is not satisfactory, pages 216-217 Adjusting Pull Compensation • is used for example when the outline is not touching «OK» • the spinning spool shows that the new motif is being recalculated • the spinning spool disappears and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 247
see page 200 Preparation ™ insert the adapter between the sewing computer and the embroidery module Applications Selecting Motif ™ select motif, stitching field of small hoop is 72x50 mm ™ rescale motif if necessary ™ check motif size with the function «?» (Help) from the Selection menu if - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 248
the motif on water soluble stabilizer, and then use it as lace • use fine thread for fine embroidery. Use thick thread for crochet style effects Embroidering ™ place two or three layers of water soluble stabili- zer in embroidery hoop (depending on thickness of stabilizer) ™ embroider motif ™ rinse - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 249
template to place fabric in hoop (use center point and marked center line as a guide) ™ embroider motif, unhoop fabric and rehoop at next mark TIP Positioning motifs Use BERNINA's software to print motif in original size for use as a template. Use print to arrange and place motif directly on fabric - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 250
Reducing Stitch Density • since the lettering is embroidered on top of each other, reduce the stitch density to obtain best possible embroidery results ™ select Motif Properties function in the screen Edit 2 • a special screen with stitch types altering applications appears ™ reduce stitch density - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 251
design card • Overwriting motifs • Saving on BERNINA Memory Stick Deleting Saved Motifs 251 • Deleting one saved motif • Deleting all saved motifs 730 730 730 730 Embroidery Embroidery artista Embroidery artista Embroidery artista artista BERNINA 730 BERNINA 730 BERNINA 730 BERNINA 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 252
in the BERNINA artista software, can be combined, rearranged, and altered in different ways, then saved. Motifs can either be saved to the embroidery computer, on a personal design card or on a Personal USB Memory Stick. The embroidery computer has a memory system, i.e. both the sewing stitch - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 253
screen Edit 1 • for more information on Embroidery Cards see page 263 • motif to be saved is displayed as «untitled» on left side of screen ™ insert personal design card ™ select Design Card button from the Selection menu ™ the System Memory Capacity (Free Capacity) is shown in percentage (%) in - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 254
, an embroidery card or other data storage devices ™ edit or combine motif if wished ™ press «Save» in Edit 1 screen • the motif to be saved is displayed as «Untitled» on the left in the screen ™ connect memory stick ™ select «USB Stick» • A green bar above the designs shows the used memory as - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 255
message «Do you really want to delete this design?» appears ™ confirm with «Yes» • motif is deleted Note: If stock embroidery designs that came with the sewing computer are deleted, use the enclosed USB data stick to reload them to the sewing computer. 251 Saving and Deleting Motifs - Deleting Saved - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 256
of a personal design card, of a personal USB memory stick or a folder that has been saved on the embroidery computer all at once ™ to delete the content of a personal design card, activate Design Card (personal design card inserted) in the menu ™ select «USB stick» (if a memory stick is connected - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 257
Thread Breakage While Embroidering 254 Trouble Shooting 255 • Prevention and remedy of failures • Messages Embroidery Support - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 258
may run out or break while embroidering. In this case the embroidery computer stops automatically provided that the upper and lower use of the stitch width knob appears ™ turn the stitch width knob counter clockwise (or clockwise) to move the embroidery hoop backwards (or forwards) in the embroidery - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 259
left and right side of the thread tension Trouble ShoToitteinl g1 Upper Thread Breaks Possible Faults: • upper thread tension is too tight • use of low quality needle. It is best to buy needles in a BERNINA store • needle has been inserted incorrectly. The flat part of the shank must be to the back - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 260
now safely change to sewing. • Hoop cannot be parked because the presser foot or needle is in the wrong position. • Please lower the feed dog. • Please use a larger embroidery hoop. • Card exchange was not accepted. Possible loss of data! Please refer to your manual before exchanging cards. • The - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 261
can only be stitched in Embroidery mode. • Not enough free Space to save Design! Scale design down or use larger hoop. • Design does not fit into hoop! Scale design down or use larger hoop. • Bottom Left Position lies outside of hoop! Position design within hoop. • Bottom Right Position lies - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 262
functioning of the sewing/embroidery computer can not be guaranteed if the servicing is not carried out at the recommended regular intervals. • Main Motor failed. Please check hook system. Open bobbin cover. Remove lint and thread remnants and clean hook system. 258 Embroidery Support - Messages - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 263
Peripherals 260 • BERNINA computer system • Connecting peripherals Accessories 262 • Suitcase system • Embroidery Mega-Hoop • Embroidery cards • BERNINA artista software • USB Stick Peripherals and Accessories - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 264
have been especially programmed for the embroidery computer via screen on your artista 730. Simply connect the BERNINA modem or Ethernet Card. The myartista portal provides embroidery designs - grouped by hoop size - to be downloaded to the embroidery computer. Connecting via Modem ™ connect Modem - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 265
1 for symbol) 2 3 1 BERNINA Modem BERNINA Ethernet Card BERNINA Embroidery Card 2 USB Stick 3 PC connection Note: The external devices include user instructions! Caution: You must only use BERNINA external devices with the BERNINA artista 730 embroidery computer. Ask your BERNINA dealer! 261 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 266
provides a variety of extra accessories to go with the artista 730 sewing/embroidery system for new and unlimited opportunities in your sewing and embroidery. Ask your BERNINA dealer for detailed information. Suitcase System Thanks to the suitcase system with integrated wheels especially developed - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 267
with the artista 730. Extra large motifs for use with the Mega-Hoop can, for example, be downloaded from myartista Portal if your embroidery computer is connected to the BERNINA Modem or the BERNINA Ethernet Card. Note: The embroidery Mega-Hoop includes user instructions! Embroidery Cards In - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 268
(look for symbol) 264 Note: The BERNINA artista embroidery software includes user instructions! Embroidery Design (PC) Saving Options • on PC • on artista 730 embroidery computer • on a personal design card • on a BERNINA USB Memory Stick Ask your BERNINA dealer for other accessories for your - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 269
manually changes the positions on screen. Mega-Hoop • mega means very large, hoop means frame • extra large embroidery hoop for stitching very large motifs or long borders Memory • store • programs and data are saved and prepared for processing • the memory of the sewing and embroidery computer - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 270
(e.g. the casing, motor, etc.) Provider • someone who offers communication services (e.g. access to the Internet) • the Provider opens access to the myartista Portal for artista 730. There are various Providers. You are free to choose any of them. Enter Provider name, Provider number, user name and - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 271
or extending its functions USB • Universal Serial Bus • the sewing and embroidery computer provides for USB connections Windows CE • CE stands for Consumer Electronic • the operating system used with artista 730 sewing and embroidery computers Winter • winter • the artista 730 motifs are divided - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 272
Practical Stitches Buttonholes 16 Directions Sewing 4 Directions Sewing Decorative Stitches 9mm / 40mm 268 Stitch Summary - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 273
269 Stitch Summary - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 274
270 Stitch Summary - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 275
Zodiacs Quilt Stitches 271 Stitch Summary - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 276
Alphabets 272 Stitch Summary - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 277
273 Stitch Summary - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 278
Spring Daffodils 160 137 51 Iris 171 137 52 Little pansies 57 37 12 Floral wreath 96 98 11 Butterfly 61 94 27 88 Width in mm 127 Length in mm 51 Embroidery time in minutes 274 Embroidery Design Collection - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 279
Summer Little wild rose 62 58 14 White rose 196 119 88 Fuchsia 216 134 65 Flowers with butterfly 61 127 13 Lace border 52 148 34 Daisy 50 36 4 275 Embroidery Design Collection - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 280
Fall 3 Quilts 49 153 23 Quiltoutline 140 140 7 Mushrooms 121 121 56 Sunflower 158 111 55 Grape leaf 97 61 13 276 Embroidery Design Collection - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 281
Winter Sprig of pine 178 105 65 Holly and bird 120 119 55 Holly and heart 164 114 40 Royal fdl 66 46 13 Lace heart 95 126 37 277 Embroidery Design Collection - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 282
: min. 6mm / max. 40mm King Charles Font height: min. 8mm / max. 50mm Lisa Font height: min. 13mm / max. 75mm London Font height: min. 8mm / max. 50mm Swiss block Font height: min. 6mm / max. 60mm Varsity block Font height: min. 6mm / max. 35mm 278 Embroidery Design Collection - artista 730 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 283
94 • Connecting Stitches 95 Accessories 262-264 • artista Embroidery Software 264 • Embroidery Cards 263 • Embroidery Mega-Hoop 263 • Embroidery USB Sticks 264 • Suitcase System 262 Accessory Box 10 Accessories Embroidery 197-198 Accessories Sewing 10 Adjusting Motifs 242 Alphabets, Lettering for - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 284
Sewing Lace 82 Help Program 178 Hems With Double Needle 60 Hooping the Fabric 221-222 Honeycomb Stitch Edges 54 I Important Embroidery Information 215-218 Important Facts about Thread and Needles 17 Important Safety Instructions 1-2 Inserting the Bobbin 17 Index - artista 730 Needle Threader 15 - Bernina Artista 730E | User Guide - Page 285
48 Trouble Shooting 186, 255 Tutorial 179-180 Tutorial USB Stick 193 V Vari-Overlock Seam 55 Visible Hem With Jersey Stitch 58 Visible Hem With Triple Zig-zag 51 W Winding the Bobbin 13 Z Zig-zag Stitch 50 Zippers 45-47 Zoom (View Motif in Detail) 225 05/09 GB/USA 032 131 70 04 281 Index - artista
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When using an electrical appliance, basic safety
precautions should always be followed, including
the following:
Read all instructions before using this sewing
computer.
When the sewing computer is not in use, it
should be disconnected from the electricity
supply by removing the plug from the outlet.
DANGER
To reduce risk of electrical shock:
1.
An appliance should never be left unattended
when plugged in.
2.
Always unplug this sewing computer from
the electric outlet immediately after using and
before cleaning.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of burns, fire, electric shock
or injury to persons:
1.
Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close
attention is necessary when this sewing
computer is used by or near children and
infirm persons.
2.
Use this sewing computer only for its
intended use as described in this manual.
Use only attachments recommended by the
manufacturer as contained in this manual.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
artista 730 – Safety Instructions
3.
Never operate this sewing computer if
• it has a damaged cord or plug
• it is not working properly
• it has been dropped or damaged
• it has fallen into water
Return the sewing computer to the nearest
authorized BERNINA dealer or service center
for examination, repair, electrical or mechanical
adjustment.
4.
Never operate the sewing computer with any
air openings blocked. Keep ventilation openings
of the sewing computer and foot controller
free from accumulation of lint, dust and loose
cloth.
5.
Keep fingers away from all moving parts.
Special care is required around the sewing
needle.
6.
Always use the BERNINA original stitch
plate. The wrong plate can cause the needle
to break.
7.
Do not use bent needles.
8.
Do not pull or push fabric while stitching.
It may deflect the needle, causing it to break.
9.
Turn power switch to «0» (off) when making
any adjustments in the needle area, such as
threading or changing the needle, threading
the bobbin or changing the presser foot etc.
10. Always unplug the sewing computer from
the electrical outlet when removing covers,
lubricating or when making any other user
servicing adjustments mentioned in this
instruction manual.
11. Never drop or insert any object into any
opening.
12. Do not use outdoors.
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