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Bernina Sewing Machine Temporary Altered Stitch Memory
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Bernina Sewing Machine Temporary Altered Stitch Memory
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Bernina Sewing Machine Temporary Altered Stitch Memory Features
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Temporary Altered Stitch Memory
Have you ever spent time 'tweaking' a stitch to get it to look just right for
your taste and project and lost (or forgotten!) what you did to the stitch when
you returned to it after sewing something else? On a computerized BERNINA, you
don't have to worry about that! When you make changes to Stitch Length, Stitch
Width and Needle Position your computerized Bernina remembers the altered
settings so that if you use various stitches on a project, you won't have to
remember or set up your stitches again. When you return to a stitch during a
sewing session, the altered settings are automatically restored. This time
saving feature is great when stitching alternating rows of decorative stitches
or when switching between two techniques, such as seaming and finishing raw
edges. On more advanced models like artista, Temporary Altered Stitch Memory
will remember additional settings like thread Tension (on machines with
automatic tension), Balance and several functions such as Mirror Image, Pattern
Extend, Pattern End, and Long Stitch. Temporary Altered Stitch Memory will
remember all your stitch settings until you turn the machine off. On the artista
200 and 730, this feature combines with the Stitch History. Even after you turn
off the machine, you can recall the last 15 stitches you have sewn out and all
the settings you used will be restored. Temporary Altered Stitch Memory: it
remembers... so you don't have to! |
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Bernina Sewing Machine Temporary Altered Stitch Memory Description
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