Bernina 2000 Manual - Page 9

Overlock, stitches, stitch, selection, Threading, Sewing, tuning

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Needles and threads Needles and machine Needle and fabric Your Bernina overlocker is Needles must be in perfect A B equipped with needle sy- condition. Problems can oc- stem 130/705 H (house- cur if needles: hold needles). A are bent I These should be purchased B are damaged or blunt kw. when replacement needles C have hooked points J are required If IF a • s I 2 E 3 Needle and thread The needle size used depends on the thread. The needle should suit the thread. When sewing the thread is fed through the long groove in the needle. If the needle is too fine, the thread does not fit into the groove and stitches will be skipped. Use needles no. 70-90 on your Bernina overlocker. E 3 Thread/decorative threads Sewing and overlock threads are being manufactured in increasing numbers in a wide variety of types, weights and combination fibres. It is worth investing in good quality threads for perfect sewing results. Decorative threads specially made for overlockers are also becoming widely available. We recommend following the basic guidelines when using special threads on your overlocker: - Purchase threads which are exclusively produced for overlocking on cones or spools. - When using normal spools, use the spool caps (in accessory bag). - Only use decorative threads in the loopers. Thread must move easily and without resistance through the thread guides and looper eye so take this into account when purchasing thread. - The thicker the thread, the longer the stitch length. - The thicker the thread, the looser the tensions. - Sew slowly when using decorative threads. Pull the thread chain gently backwards when starting to sew. Always test sew when using decorative threads. - Use the deco-guide when sewing thick or decorative threads. (see P. 39) I 2 t t to t s E • 3 E 3 E 3 I Thread, needle, application table Thread Needles Where Application 3 • 3 All purpose overlook thread 120/2 (polyester) Spun polyester 120/2 Woolly nylon 70-90 Polyester sewing thread 80-90 Embroidery/darning thread 70-80 Needle and loopers Loopers only Loopers only Needles and loopers Needles and loopers For all overlock work Neatening edges Soft seams in knits, rolled hems Seams in all fabrics Neatening edges, rolled hems 3 a • 3 k -3 Overlock stitches and stitch selection Bernina 2000 stitches 18 Upper looper converter 18 Stich selection lever/ roll hem 18 Overlock stitch width 19 Stitch selection dial 19 Sewing positions 19 Stitch selection display 19 Threading General instructions 20 Preparation 20 Needle/looper threader 20 First machine thread guide 20 Upper looper 21 Lower looper 22 Right needle 23 Left needle 24 After threading 24 Sewing test and fine tuning Starting to sew/thread cutter 25 Fine tuning 25 3/4 thread overlock 3 thread narrow seam 26 3 thread super stretch 2 thread overlock 2 thread roll hem 26 3 thread flatlock 26 2 thread flatlock 26 3 thread roll hem 26 16 17

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Needles
and
threads
Needles
and
machine
Your
Bernina
overlocker
is
equipped
with
needle
sy-
stem
130/705
H
(house-
hold
needles).
These
should
be
purchased
when
replacement
needles
are
required
Needle
and
fabric
Needles
must
be
in
perfect
condition.
Problems
can
oc-
cur
if
needles:
A
are
bent
B
are
damaged
or
blunt
C
have
hooked
points
I
I
f
A
kw.
J
B
Needle
and
thread
The
needle
size
used
de-
pends
on
the
thread.
The
needle
should
suit
the
thread.
When
sewing
the
thread
is
fed
through
the
long
groove
in
the
needle.
If
the
needle
is
too
fine,
the
thread
does
not
fit
into
the
groove
and
stitches
will
be
skipped.
Use
needles
no.
70-90
on
your
Bernina
overlocker.
Thread/decorative
threads
Sewing
and
overlock
threads
are
being
manufac-
tured
in
increasing
numbers
in
a
wide
variety
of
types,
weights
and
combination
fibres.
It
is
worth
investing
in
good
quality
threads
for
perfect
sewing
results.
Decorative
threads
specially
made
for
overlockers
are
also
becoming
widely
avai-
lable.
We
recommend
follo-
wing
the
basic
guidelines
when
using
special
threads
on
your
overlocker:
-
Purchase
threads
which
are
exclusively
produced
for
overlocking
on
cones
or
spools.
-
When
using
normal
spools,
use
the
spool
caps
(in
accessory
bag).
-
Only
use
decorative
threads
in
the
loopers.
Thread
must
move
easily
and
without
resistance
through
the
thread
guides
and
looper
eye
so
take
this
into
account
when
purchasing
thread.
-
The
thicker
the
thread,
the
longer
the
stitch
length.
-
The
thicker
the
thread,
the
looser
the
tensions.
-
Sew
slowly
when
using
decorative
threads.
Pull
the
thread
chain
gently
backwards
when
starting
to
sew.
Always
test
sew
when
using decorative
threads.
-
Use
the
deco
-guide
when
sewing
thick
or
decorative
threads.
(see
P.
39)
Thread,
needle,
application
table
Thread
Needles
Where
Application
All
purpose
overlook
thread
120/2
70-90
Needle
and
loopers
(polyester)
For
all
overlock
work
Spun
polyester
120/2
Loopers
only
Neatening
edges
Woolly
nylon
Loopers
only
Soft
seams
in
knits,
rolled
hems
Polyester
sewing
thread
80-90
Needles
and
loopers
Seams
in
all
fabrics
Embroidery/darning
thread
70-80
Needles
and
loopers
Neatening
edges,
rolled
hems
IF
a
s
I
2
E
3
E
3
I
2
t
t
to
t s
E
3
E
3
E
3
I
3
3
3
a
3
k
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Overlock
stitches
and
stitch
selection
Bernina
2000
stitches
18
Upper
looper
converter
18
Stich
selection
lever/
roll
hem
18
Overlock
stitch
width
19
Stitch
selection
dial
19
Sewing
positions
19
Stitch
selection
display
19
Threading
General
instructions
20
Preparation
20
Needle/looper
threader
20
First
machine
thread
guide
20
Upper
looper
21
Lower
looper
22
Right
needle
23
Left
needle
24
After
threading
24
Sewing
test
and
fine
tuning
Starting
to
sew/thread
cutter
25
Fine
tuning
25
3/4
thread
overlock
3
thread
narrow
seam
26
3
thread
super
stretch
2
thread
overlock
2
thread
roll
hem
26
3
thread
flatlock
26
2
thread
flatlock
26
3
thread
roll
hem
26
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