Amazes me this dealer does not know the way to unbox the B990. There are 4 locking mechanisms on the lower sides of the box -turn the lock, pull lock out and pull top slips right off. After watching many dealers unbox the B990, half get it right, half wrong. Bernina designed unboxing this way to make it easier to unbox.

Hi where is the lady who used to talk in the video?

Hello from Illinois

What’s the quilt pattern behind you

You mention classes? Are they online?

Fabulous I love my Janome sewist. I didn't know about the overcast stitch. Thank you so much.

Love this

Wish the extension table was the same color as the machine tho

Would be great for appliqué work too

Your video pictures are too far away. More close ups. You go too fast. Hope this is a help. Great presentation and nicely spoken and clear.

I agree with everything you said. I started with a simple Singer machine when I started and now upgraded to the wonderful Barnette B77 and wow, what a different sewing experience it is. But what is great for me might not be the same for you, and you look for other features for your sewing. Always good to pop in and try different machines out. I am sure you find what you are looking for.

Love your no nonsense teaching❤️

By far the best tutorial! I have the grid in both and tried this with mistakes.

Hi! I love your video, but I would like to know if you can resize the entire image like if you make a heart with the name inside can you grab both and make it bigger or smaller? How do you do that? How do you select everything?

I just purchased a mahine by BROTHERS that is exactly the same machine. Did BROTHERS buy this machine and rename it Innov-is PS500?

More of this please. I am sick of watching and googling machines only to find the cheapest of the cheap. Plenty of sewers want info on the mid and high end machines.

Great intro… learned about store via KZfaq… will follow… so many to do’s…wish i lived closer… i see many beautiful fabric’s and various types 👍🪡

Awesome tutorial 👏 Thank you.

Janome is the most reliable. I just don’t know what model to get. I’ve searched and compared but it’s baffling! I can’t spend more than £400 can anyone advise please? I’m in UK

Full metal bobbin but what about the gears? I assuming plastic gears and there are a lot of refurbished machines on Ebay and some that imply they may be refurbished and they're not cheap and these are newer machines.

I don’t want digital, just a reliable budget Janome … help! ❤ which to buy?

I recall your older videos, your content is so helpful.

These Babylock sewing machines are identical to the Brother Innov-is machines sold in Europe. Presumably, they’re now owned by the same company? My Brother A65 looks identical to this machine except it also has an automatic thread cutter on it too.

Very easy to follow instructions; thank you

The Bernette b05 Academy is the best sewing machine on today's market. What?? Seriously?? Yes! Let's cut to the chase. I wanted an excellent sewing machine to do a good job for me for the rest of my life, so I followed the brand reputation first and bought a JUKI HZL G220. What a horrible plastic piece of Chinese junk! Sluggish, the electronic system lags like on the dead bed, every response to pushing the pedal being considerably delayed. This JUKI HZL H220 actually turned out to be the worst sewing machine I'd ever tried. The quality is terrible, the machine lacks manual foot pressure regulation, and it doesn't even have any socket and pin for the second thread spool to use a twin needle! Moreover, the product stopped working after only three hours of regular use. Plastic, plastic, plastic. So I returned that piece of crap. I expected good sewing machines to be on a more expensive side, so I bought a Janome Skyline S5. Not a good choice, the motor was remarkably weak (50 Watts only), and the feed dogs did not work well enough for the price. So I returned it, too. Then I bought a Bernette B77. Not a bad machine, the feeding works really well and all the necessary functions are available. But the use is really uncomfortable: to apply any basic adjustment (e.g. the upper thread tension), you must struggle through the computer menu on the display, rather than simply adjusting a dedicated dial directly. Everything is computerized, even the pressure foot lift is electronic and lacks the standard mechanical lever, which sucks. So finally I came to the conclusion that these "modern" electronic/computerized machines are not worth my patience at all: they offer hundreds of stitches that no one will ever need, but the basic functions are uncomfortable to reach for. So I returned it. At last, I decided to return to the good old mechanical system and got searching for the best choice among mechanical machines. Having gone thru tens of various offers and read tons of information, I finally decided to take up the Bernette B05 Academy. Bingo! I hit the bull's eye! The machines has EVERYTHING and even more, it's sturdy, super strong, extraordinarily fast, and the control is based on standard of directly adjusting the mechanical dials. The quality of stitches is amazing, and even the price is a piece of cake. So I finally decided to buy two, and I'm really happy.

Very informative, thank you!

Camera should be closer cant see a lot of it

I have joined and paid for sewing class where do I go to find it?

"Metal"?? Are you sure the gears are made of metal??

I returned it. The motor is too weak - only 50 Watts is ridiculous.

I agree there's too much plastic junk on the shelves these days. The most horrible overpriced plastic piece of junk I've ever tested is the Juki HZL-G220. This Janome looks alright, I've already ordered it.

A ribbon and sequin foot is much better, It has the channel underneath which does not "squash" the yarn down as you stitch. The yarn you're stitching looks very pressed down and that's because of the flat presser foot.

I've been agonising over which sewing machine to buy for such a long time as there are so many choices to be made but I came across this video and my decision is now made, this had everything that I need and you demonstrated it so well. Excellent video, thank you!

I think I'm in love!

Can you free motion quilt on this machine?

Very good video!

Thanks for the tutorial, however I couldnty see anything you werer doing. Camera is too far back.

I just ordered the Altair 2 IQ designer because of this video!!! I’m super excited 😜

Great store!! I love your videos…. Please make more! Do you have the Bernina special edition machines?

You're marvelous Love it!

Thank you!

I’m interested in seeing what kind of deals you have!

Love it!

Beautiful store…

How do I sign up for my lessons

I want to see what the extension table looks like please for the Jubliant that yourusing

hard to hear you over the sound of the machine :) Thanks for this tutorial

You are interesting, informative, and lots of fun! Thank you!!

Wonderful demonstration, thank you

Thanks for this great video! Trying to figure out which Janome sewing machine to buy.