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Bernette 35 Swiss Design Sewing Machine

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Features

  • Type: The Bernette 35 is an inexpensive sewing machine for beginners, including 23 stitches and seven presser feet. It is a mechanical sewing machine with no computerized controls. The width, length, and pattern of the stitch are easily set by turning the three knobs. The tension can be adjusted during sewing, using an easily accessible wheel
  • Automatic Buttonhole: With the Bernette 35, it is quick and easy to include buttonholes in your sewing project. You don't have to lift the needle or change the setting on your machine. Your sewing machine will sew all four steps of the buttonhole automatically
  • Many Convenient Extras: In addition to the 1-step buttonhole function and the 23 utility and decorative stitches, the Bernette 35 also has a manual needle threader and a manual thread cutter. These functions make your sewing faster and more efficient. The accessory box of your Bernette 35 provides plenty of storage space for sewing tools, such as bobbins, cleaning brushes, presser feet, and threads
  • Seven Presser Feet Included: With your Bernette 35 you get seven presser feet and a stable presser foot shank. You can select the appropriate presser foot for whatever you want to sew. For example, you can choose the zigzag foot for zigzag stitches, the satin foot for your satin stitches, and the buttonhole foot for your buttonholes. With the appropriate feet, you can accomplish your sewing projects quickly and with excellent stitch quality
  • 2-Step Presser Foot Lift for Sewing Thick Layers of Fabric: The 2-step presser foot lift offers the advantage of making it possible to sew several layers of fabric with ease. This is especially useful if you need to sew thicker or quilted fabrics or several layers of denim. The high piercing power of the Bernette 35 allows you to work on a wide range of materials, from fine materials to heavy textiles

Description

The Bernette 35 is an inexpensive sewing machine for beginners, including 23 stitches and seven presser feet. It is a mechanical sewing machine with no computerized controls. The width, length, and pattern of the stitch are easily set by turning the three knobs. The tension can be adjusted during sewing, using an easily accessible wheel. The Bernette 35 also has an automatic, 1-step buttonhole function, which is quick and easy to use. With a total of 23 stitches, including both utility and decorative stitches, you can bring your creative ideas to fruition quickly, easily, and with excellent stitch quality. The Bernette 35 includes seven snap-on presser feet.Automatic ButtonholeWith the Bernette 35, it is quick and easy to include buttonholes in your sewing project. You don't have to lift the needle or change the setting on your machine. Your sewing machine will sew all four steps of the buttonhole automatically.Many Convenient ExtrasIn addition to the 1-step buttonhole function and the 23 utility and decorative stitches, the Bernette 35 also has a manual needle threader and a manual thread cutter. These functions make your sewing faster and more efficient. The accessory box of your Bernette 35 provides plenty of storage space for sewing tools, such as bobbins, cleaning brushes, presser feet, and threads.Seven Presser Feet IncludedWith your Bernette 35 you get seven presser feet and a stable presser foot shank. You can select the appropriate presser foot for whatever you want to sew. For example, you can choose the zigzag foot for zigzag stitches, the satin foot for your satin stitches, and the buttonhole foot for your buttonholes. With the appropriate feet, you can accomplish your sewing projects quickly and with excellent stitch quality.

Brand: Bernette


Product Dimensions: 11.8"D x 14"W x 17.1"H


Product Dimensions: 5.51 x 4.65 x 6.73 inches


Item Weight: 15.8 pounds


Manufacturer: bernina


Item model number: Bernette B35_SML


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 9, 2017


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great Machine at a Great Price
I don't usually bother reviewing things, but since I couldn't find many reviews on this sewing machine before I bought it I felt like I was taking a bit of a leap of faith! Thankfully I love my new machine. I have been sewing on my Mom's 1971 Bernina Bernette for years and it still runs like a champ, but there is a lot it can't do compared to newer machines. Ideally I would shell out the $1200 for a new Bernina model, but that is way out of my budget. This Bernette brand machine while not technically a Bernina, is quality controlled by Bernina. I love that it is an all mechanical machine meaning maintenance is easier and it won't require software updates. It feels sturdy without weighing a ton isn't overly loud while sewing and comes with easy instructions on how to use its many stitches. I sew a lot of clothes and this comes with all the features I need. It has a great stretch stitch for sewing with knit, the automatic buttonhole took me a bit to figure out, but it works well--I'd say the buttonholes come out slightly larger than needed, but you don't have to open it the whole way. It comes with the hemmer foot which is the best for turning small 1/4 hems for ruffles, scarves, etc. And the zipper foot, while different from the one I'm used to using, works well. It comes with 5 plastic bobbins but universal bobbins fit as well. The only negatives I've found so far is that it makes a louder sound when sewing over multiple thick layers of fabric, but doesn't hesitate to do it, and it is hard to find extra feet and accessories sold to go with the machine online, but it comes with everything I can see myself using in the near future anyway. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2018 by Kindle Customer
    • Great machine for the money but buy a walking foot to go with it
I've had the Bernette for only a few days but so far I LOVE it. I'm replacing a Husqvarna Viking I paid $1200 for, which was a FORTUNE 40 yrs ago and it cannot be repaired. I called Viking..They said to junk it because parts were no longer available and they would not provide a repair manual for me to try to fix myself. (shame on Viking..it was supposed to last a lifetime so I would never buy a Viking again). I thought paying under $300 for the Bernette 35 is great! I wont feel so bad if/when it dies. Suggestion..buy a Bernette (not generic one) walking foot. It really makes this machine great. Sellers should offer a walking foot in an optional bundle. I have tested the Bernette on multiple layers, of denim and on a flimsy napkin and both did great. Only complaints..its got alot of plastic and does not come w a hard case. I love that it is not computerized as I have to deal w enough touch screens! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2021 by Dont Want name listed
    • The Best Machine I EVER Bought, 50+ Years Sewing!!
I bought this as a back-up to my large, expensive Janome sewing machine, which had to visit the repair shop. It has performed marvelously! I have been disappointed with machine after machine, specifically the Singer Quantum, the Singer Heavy Duty and a Brother (model?) and felt doomed having to buy yet another backup. But this one stands above all! The manual is detailed, informative and understandable, obviously written by a native English speaker...the machine is simplicity itself, and it just runs and runs!! I use it 6 hours per day on average, and have done it all...quilting, jeans repair, clothes, and bears, including minky fabric! (Do clean it thoroughly after sewing with minky). I recommend THIS SPECIFIC SEWING MACHINE ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by Serra55
    • Handles heavy and thick projects like a champ, but more plastic than metal.
I'm not a sewer by any stretch of the imagination, but occasionally life calls for a sewing machine. As such I'm a bit hard on sewing machines because I clearly don't know my limits. I chose this machine because of the brand name, and the advertised qualities that state it can handle thicker materials and harder jobs, and so far it has. I have had to sew covers onto reflectix insulation for two different RV's windows. Each RV had at least 8 windows, and most weren't small. (The reasoning here is I moved into an RV full time two years ago; in reality I'll never be able to retire here in the US, so I moved into an RV to travel while I'm still young enough to enjoy it.) Living full-time RV life means the inevitable cold / stupid hot weather sometimes catches you, and having protection against those extremes makes all the difference in the world, hence the reflectix window coverings. I could have left them the shiny chrome color, but they look better with some fabric over them, plus, it adds an extra layer of protection. This little machine has plowed through several layers of different fabrics on reflectix with no issues. Some of the fabrics are burlap, flannel, and anti-slip fabric. I've also had to stitch a rug with thin rubber on the bottom. This little machine handles them all well and silky smooth. My only complaints are 1- this machine weighs as much as a feather; I can lift it with one hand, and I'm a small female. Instead of a metal machine like they used to make, these new ones are crappy plastic just about everywhere. For a machine made to handle big, tough jobs, being so lightweight did lead to some moving around as I sewed bigger items. 2 - I also found the cord to be a touch too short. Reaching the plug, the machine, and a table at a comfortable height left zero room for moving the footswitch anywhere but directly under the machine, and at a bit of a tilt at that. - I'm 5'1", so it's not like I was being unrealistic. 3- The switch that lifts the foot up and down is in an awkward/weird position from other machines, and it is very short, thin, and plastic. When this plastic starts to break I would bet good money this is the first piece to go. All things considered, this little machine is a good one for tougher projects in regards to the thickness of fabrics and alternative materials. I only hope it lasts more than the new standard of 5-7 years, because at that point I'll just consider sewing projects a no-go. I won't spend the money on a plastic machine twice. I wish I had bought this brand decades ago when companies still used metal in their manufacturing. this new disposable mentality; "make em' cheap so they have to buy another more often" is both unsustainable and a little sleezy in my opinion. If you can find an older metal model I recommend it, but if not this little thing will work fine. Just don't expect to pass it on to any family. The only possible outcome after myself is the landfill. Welcome to 2022. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2022 by Schmetterling
    • Nice machine...a lot for the money...
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Like everything about this machine so far. Stiches seem small but haven't played with that yet.....looks nice in my room and is heavy enough to not get knocked off....really happy with it. .think you will be also!! Update: been using my machine for some projects...trying different stitches....It is so easy to use. I couldn't be more pleased.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2021 by CJ Dearing CJ Dearing
    • Pitiful
This is my second machine in just a few months. Neither one works worth a flip. You couldn’t pay me to order again.
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2022 by theresa

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