Last week, I gave myself an early Christmas present – the gift of time to focus on one of Designs’ valued partners. I have to admit, it had been way too long since I had the opportunity to spend such quality time with my friends at BERNINA. They invited me – along with some other very lucky embroiderers, quilters and sewists – to learn new techniques from the BERNINA sewing wizards at their new BERNINA Creative Center.
Upon arrival, we were asked to give a 2-minute speech on who we were, where we lived and what we were currently working on. I have to tell you, it’s a humbling experience. The talent in the room is breathtaking. Just to name a few (and I’m leaving out many) – Charlotte War Anderson, Georgia Bonesteel, Kaye England, Mary Mashuta, Melody Crust, Pat Bravo and Robbie Joy Eklow. As one attendee said, “It’s like visiting with your bookshelf.” I couldn’t agree more.
I was delighted to spend time with Lisa Archer, Pickle Pie Designs – my shuttle bus seatmate; and Angie Steveson of Lunch Box Quilts –my stitching compadre.
Every single artist/teacher was gracious and warm, all of us excited to be there. The next morning, we couldn’t wait to get started. A heart-touching presentation from Ricky Tims set the tone for the two-day hands-on seminar. 
After we broke into smaller groups and marched to our classrooms, I thought of a conversation I had with my daughter before departing for the event. She asked if I had any concerns about the event. I responded, “Yes, I’m worried I won’t be able to behave like a good student!”
I needn’t have worried. BERNINA kept us entertained and busy. It was fascinating to quilt with BERNINA’s 820 under the tutelage of Debra Rutledge in the QuiltMotion class. Amazing how the movement of the 820 was controlled by a tablet! So easy to design right at the quilt and then watch it stitch. We worked on a huge canvas and stitched all morning. After a relaxing lunch, we headed to the next classroom to work on the new 780.
Jeannine Cook-Delpit led us on a fun in-the-hoop eyeglass case. An excellent teacher, Jeannine gave us an overview of the 780 and steered us around its editing screen. We selected a design, added custom stitches and a monogram. Then we switched out the needle with the cutwork tool and voila! Our peeper case was cut to precision. It didn’t quite seem complete until we added the custom crystals. Ingenious! Jeannine thought through every detail of the design so that all students finished without a hiccup.
I had fun playing with the cutwork tool. If you know anything about today’s cutwork, you know that the cutting is done by a blade inserted into the fabric at four different angles. Cutwork systems have four different needles requiring the user to insert the correct blade at the proper color sequence. BERNINA’s is quite different as it has one blade that rotates when needed. You stitch color 1 with the blade at position 1 and then spin the dial to rotate the blade for color 2 and so on. In future posts, I’ll be telling you more about the cutting tool and some other goodies I brought home with me. After all, it is Christmas! 
Stop back next week and I’ll fill you in on the second half of the seminar. In the meantime, take a look at our assignment and special prizes for next week.
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142 COMMENTS
Kathy Meyer
10 years agoI would love to see Sarah vedeler Go dies under my tree! I was ent rallied with an appliqué quilt that was machine embroidered almost like a layer cake at a quilt show in Washington state. I purchased a Go cutter to help with cutting out pieces and cannot wait to try the designs.
Jacque
10 years agoI would love to have a gift certificate to my sewing store – B-Sew Inn so that I could go and purchase things I need/want and not have to worry about cost.
maria elena
10 years agoI would love to have a new machine but I know that won’t be possible, but am getting a two day class plus I think some new pins and a pin magnet. I would love a G cutter too but am not sure hubby would know what to get. I just love anything they give me, sewing or baking related!!!! Am very lucky and grateful for whatever I will get.
Maxine Mac Neill
10 years agoFor me it would be that the less fortunate have a hot meal. I have already made donations but I realize it will not reach them all. I have been so blessed that I really could ask for no more. Except mind you all of Eileen’s products, opps that’s more then one thing. Oh, well. Merry Christmas to all and your families.
Cynthia Wentworth
10 years agoI have a Janome 11000SE. I love it, but would really, really, really like the new Janome 15000. I know Santa can’t afford it, but I would give a body part to own one. We have a Janome dealer in Dover. Haven’t tried any other brand because the closest dealers are 45 miles away and I don’t drive anymore.
Mitzi
10 years agoenrollment in a stitching retreat for this coming summer.
Madge Mitchell
10 years agoI would love for Santa to leave me a small sewing workshop complete with a display room. I would love to have a space other than a spare bedroom for a sewing room. I would want the display room so that I can hold classes and teach others how to sew and create.
Maureen Angers
10 years agoThe best gift I could find under the tree would be sewing machine needles. I can always use them and it would be a great reminder to change my needle!
kbo
10 years agoWould love to have an Embird type of program so I can actually “see” my designs instead of searching by purchases. Santa be good to me!
Elaine Kapalin
10 years agoSoftware for my machine. I need a stitch editor program because the one I have is still on my WindowsXP. I love all the changes they have made with the new programs to make it easier to use. Family usually doesn’t understand that there is so much technology for embroidery. Love all the quick projects that you can make in the hoop.
Tracy Payne
10 years agoI’d love to have the Bernina Crystal Works, then I could glitz like a professional.
Penny wilber
10 years agoI would love the scan and cut by Brother.
Sylvia
10 years agoSanta has been very good to me all year, so he can pass me by.
He should drop off sewing machines at a Womens Shelter in my home town, instead.
Love the peepers case, beautiful! Thank you for sharing it. I always find inspiration, in all designers work.
Merry Christmas!
Momma Bea
10 years agoI would love to have a new sewing machine!! The man in red could also make me happy by leaving me with some new software and some lessons in machine embroidery digitalizing!!! Ho,HO,Ho/Sew,sew,sew!! Merry Christmas to All!!
Darlene K
10 years agoOh how I would love to have the cutwork under my tree. I see the designs that everyone else does and I WANT IT too! such beautiful work you have done. Love the glasses cover.
Donna F
10 years agoI would like to have the scan and cut or the upgrades for my sewing machine. But I’d be very happy with any of your stipple design sets.
Jill Hicks
10 years agoI would love to have the cutwork tool and software under my. The educators at Bernina are terrific. I have taken classes from them also.
Rita Ramagos
10 years agoI would love to have a new machine, can’t decide between the 780′, 830, or 880.
beth daniels
10 years agoI am hoping for some red clips to put quilt binding on quilts so I do not have to use pins. I am thinking of giving myself a Christmas present of one of your stipple design set. Haven’t decided which one.
Judy Blackwood
10 years agoI would like to find under my tree a circular hoop to fit my machine.
Beverly Walker
10 years agoI would love to have a new serger, a BERNINA serger. The one I have now is not a Bernina and is so old. I love my Bernina 780 and want a serger to match!
Marianne Solheim
10 years agoI would love a set of Magnahoopa from
Santa. I used then in a class and they would make my life easier!
Margie
10 years agoI would LOVE to see a mega hoop under my tree. Please, Santa, make it happen!
Greta Kanegae
10 years agoThe sewing tool I would want most is one of the fabric cutters for appliqué, don’t care which one, lol. Right now I prefer doing filled designs because I really don’t like trimming intricate turns or inside corners
Lynne Wurzer
10 years agoI would love to see a Brother Scan N Cut under my tree. I’ve already thought of a dozen things I can make for the Grandkids!
Linda Turner
10 years agoYou mentioned meeting with “sew” many neat people in the sewing world! What a neat experience! I would love to have the book on using the Sashiko Machine by Evie Hawkins. I just got a Sashiko and she has done some beautiful projects. Her book is suppose to be awesome with lots of projects and ideas.
Cecilia
10 years agoI have an Aurora 440QEE and I would love to have the Bernina Embroidery Software. Your glasses case is very pretty.
Karen Blancher
10 years agoI would love a variety of needles, a gift certificate from a sewing store and most of all people that would love getting thing that are embroidered.
Carol Seavitt
10 years agoYour Stitching Sisters seminar here in Tucson … buying the gift for mom and me (hee hee hee).
eileenroche
10 years ago AUTHOROh that’s great Carol! Merry Christmas to you and your mom!
Darlene
10 years agoHello I would like santa to leave me some needles,cutwork tool.I’m not asking for much. I wish all of you a Merry Christmas.
Roberta B
10 years agoWhat sewing tool would I like under the tree, that’s always a tough one. I would really like an upgrade to my Bernina embroidery software.
Karin
10 years agoI’d like Santa to leave one of his elves under my tree, preferably one that already knows how to sew! I’ve got so many PIGs waiting for me to stitch and my poor little grands always seem to get left out altogether! And hubby’s shorts? 3 pairs!! If only he knew someone that could sew! Definitely the cobbler’s daughter lives here…with her husband who can neither cobble nor sew!
Love the little case for the peepers, it’s definitely showcasing YOU!
Nancy Drake
10 years agoI would like to have a go cutter or something similar so I could easily cut appliques to put hospital gowns I sew for children. The cutter would make it quick enough I could spend the time stitching them on to brighten up the hospital gown sets (some are for girls and some for boys). Merry Christmas to you all.
Regina
10 years agoI would love a 6 or 10 needle embroidery machine.
Sherrie Lilly
10 years agoI would love to see the 8 x snap hoop under my tree as I just purchased the Babylock Ellissimo Gold 2 one month ago. That hoop would be perfect to make the new Jingle Bells Stipple.
Denise Fiorentini
10 years agoWouldn’t I love a machine that had a color display? Yes! But since I’m gonna be a new first time granma in the summer, I would like a subscription to Sew Beautiful or Martha Pullen books that would force me to start thinking about making, for my own grandchildren, a christening gown to replace the gown that my husband’s family has been using for 55 years. About 20 babies have worn it!
Connie Chamberlain
10 years agoI very much would like a little measuring tape that’s a USB stick,or one that’s a zipper?
Lilia O
10 years agoWell, I would really like an updated serger, as mine is over 22 years old – would be nice to see what differential feed can actually do 😉
Thank you and good luck to all!!
diane kowal
10 years agoa gift card at any of the local quilt stores, would be a great tool. I am always needing something at the last minute, to finish a project.
Monica
10 years agoI would love some sewing/embroidery thread…FIESTA 🙂
Carma
10 years agoI would love to find the Bernina Crystal Works Program under my tree!
Tammy
10 years agoOH, sooo many choices– I would love digitizing software, more designs, new thread, oh the list goes on any of the above I would love!!
Lester Ann Jensen
10 years agoI would love for Santa to leave me a gathering foot for my Bernina serger.
Leanda Mayer
10 years agoI would love a mini iron for ‘in the hoop’ quilting projects, the second designer handbag dvd and I would be pretty happy with anything that is associated with sewing if it appeared under my tree 🙂
Joanne Tyndall
10 years agoI would love to find time to do the things I want to do. I am the main care giver for my 90 yo mother that does not allow me to do much sewing or crafts at this time. I hope one day I can bring out my machines and toys and play again. I miss it so.
Cindy Broome
10 years agoI would love to be able to do the cutwork that you are showing. I have a Pfaff Creative Sensation, which I’m hoping would be able to do it – guess I need a lesson or two – so my wish is to find lessons on cutwork under the tree for me. And if that’s not possible, than I wish I could find a way to help others less fortunate than me… certainly then need it more than me!
Susan J
10 years agoI am very fortunate and there really isn’t anything I need this Christmas. I did get one of my long-time wishes in November when I learned that Stitching Sisters are bringing their seminar to Bradenton when I am there in January. I am registered and looking forward to the event! See you then!
Judy Anderson
10 years agoIf I am going to dream, I might as well dream big. I sure would love the Entrepreneur Pro PR1000e from Brother. I have been swooning over the machine since it came out.
Melanie Leigh
10 years agoI would love a cover stitch machine under the tree.
Shirley Clark
10 years agoAbout the only thing I might possibly get under the tree that would be related to sewing would be a gift card to the fabric store. 🙂 I can’t complain because my husband did surprise me with a new embroidery machine on our 40th anniversary 2 years ago. I love any kind of sewing notions so a gift card would be good.
Sue Winnie
10 years agoI asked for stork scissors. I’d love any of Debbie Jones workbooks,CDs.
Frances Powell
10 years agoFast frames. Maybe it would help me to get more embroidery done and not spend so much time hooping.
Karen Roop
10 years agoI would love the Scan & Cut from Brother (I wonder if it is as easy to use as it looks)? Thanks for all of your inspiration.
Karen Roop
Sherrie
10 years agoI am getting the Cutwork tool for Christmas so I will be ready to make a quilt this spring!
Nancy
10 years agoI would love a 10 needle embroidery machine with photo eye for placement. I don’t think it will happen but a girl can dream right?!!!!
Gail Beam
10 years agoI would love for Santa to bring me a snap hoop or magna hoop for my D1.
CINDY
10 years agoBernina 880…wishing…..
Valerie Brown
10 years agoI really hope Santa checks my wish list and leaves me the set of Omnigrid ruler 4 pack. Or at least he could leave me a 9″ and a 15″ square ruler. I’d be the happiest quilter on the block. (My next door neighbor wins quilt show awards.)
Shirley Hemphill
10 years agoI’m saving up for a Quilt Mate Plus IV, I love making quilts and I can’t get down on the floor to put them together, I can get down and just barley make it back up again. Wishing everyone the very best Holiday Season ever………Happy stitching everyone!!!!
Cheryl
10 years agoI would love a beginners hands on quilting and embroidery class! I still have so much learn! Also, thank you Eileen for all you do for everybody. Have a blessed holiday.
Kelly Jackson
10 years agoI would love for Santa to leave me a Bernina 830 smack dab under my tree. I know I would run screaming though the house for sure.
Smiles,
Kelly
Fran Wiest
10 years agoIn my dreams I would love to receive the Bernina Cutwork tool, how fascinating it must have been to try it out! Merry Christmas
Donna G.
10 years agoCan Santa deliver “more time”? If not, then my second choice would be some Accuquilt dies I have my eye on. These are making my quilting life so much easier! Maybe I can get that “more time” after all!
Naomi Foley
10 years agoI would like time with a Brother’s educator to explain all the features of the Scan & Cut I got for my birthday.
Pam
10 years agoSanta, I would love to attend classes to educate and inspire me.
Maxine Macal
10 years agoWould like the new quilting software, that makes any art work into stitches
Barbara McKenzie
10 years agoI’m so excited – Santa already gave me my Christmas present (for this year and several years to come, I suspect…) – a Juki 2200QVP longarm quilting system. Now if I can just contain my excitement until it’s actually here….
Sandy
10 years agoI would be thrilled if u found the cutwork program under my tree. I would live to try my hand at the cute eye glass case you have told us about.
Karen Poole
10 years agoOh I would LOVE for SANTA to leave that new (sort of new) set of equipment that matchs up embroidery designs with crystals and places the crystals on the designs in the right place, I don’t remember what it’s called but I saw a demo of it not long ago and it was above my price list but oh so cool!!
Carol K.
10 years agoI have been blessed with so much! I am thankful for everything! It would be fun however to try out the Brother scan and cut machine. I have seen it demonstrated at our Bernina dealership. It sounds like a fun tool to use for sewing projects.
I’m so glad you had the opportunity to attend the Bernina event. Bernina products are just great!!!!
Wanda leffingwell
10 years agoI have been Blessed with my Sewing room! I would love to have the Scan and cut! I have quite a few Quilts to make for Family members!
Wanda leffingwell
10 years agoI have been Blessed with my Sewing room! I would love to have the Scan and cut and Quilting machine! ! I have quite a few Quilts to make for Family members!
Karen
10 years agoMy girlfriend and I have wanted to go to Sisters quilt show for many years and have never made it! Wouldn’t it be great if Santa could waive his magic wand and get us there!
Judy G
10 years agoI’d love a Snap Hoop Monster for my Brother Quattro 6700d. I can’t decide on which size to get first though and can’t afford to get all the sizes at one time.
Maga
10 years agoI would like Santa to bring me a bottle of something that could unravel the knots I have tied in my brain trying to figure out which machine I should choose to replace my old embroidery machine. The choice is overwhelming and I have no dealer to go to to try any of them. Embroidery is not something people do in my area. Blogs like this is so inspiring. Thank you for sharing not only your ideas but also your enthusiasm.
Madeline Lester
10 years agoHow I would love to have the cut work software to make the BEAUTIFUL cut work designs on my machine!
Marthie
10 years agoAs a Bernina owner I would like to have the cutwork tool from Bernina. That would be a very welcome gift
karen
10 years agoI would love a gift certificate for fabric and classes at the new quilt shop that opened nearby.
Odette
10 years agoI would love a subscription to embroidery magazines and books!
Rosalie Sharps
10 years agoI have a Viking Diamond Sewing/Embroidery machine…I would like Santa to bring me the Large hoop for my machine….think he will hear me????
Carole Baker
10 years agoI want more hoops from my Brother PR1000e.
Tamra Botkin
10 years agoI would love to have embroidery software under the tree. I have a teaser program that came with my machine, but I can not digitize and create like I would like to do. I have torn pages out of magazines…for projects I want to make one day.
Sandi Cunningham
10 years agoOf course the best notion is a supply of needles in every size and type! That being said, my lifelong dream of a top-of-the-line machine came true this year, so I really don’t need anything for a good long while. As soon as I finish paying her off, I am going to take classes. Again, very blessed and very thankful. Maybe next year I will feel as though I can wish for more…
Carol Coleman
10 years agoGood Morning, I would like to see Santa bring me another opportunity to see the Stitchin Sisters again next year. Had a great time when I met them in Kentucky.
Nancy Weber
10 years agoNot exactly a sewing tool, but I need a new computer-a MAC to be specific. I prefer to do all my designing and manipulating of embroidery designs on the computer as opposed to on the machine, so a new, faster computer would be the best tool ever! Merry Christmas
Pam
10 years agoJust got the version 7 bernina software and would love Santa to leave an educator under the tree. reading your blog gives me inspiration to try the cutwork tool. Have had that for 2 years and Santa could leave some courage for that tool also!!!!
Adeline Brill
10 years agoI actually teach the DesignWorks software class at our local sewing store and I have to admit that the CrystalWorks tool is my favorite! I can add “bling” to just about anything-even my scrapbook pages!
Eileen Bulger
10 years agoI would like the BERNINA binding attachment. It would help me with the baptism bibs I’m making.
Bonnie Gray
10 years agoI would love to have a Snap hoop for my Bernina artista 630. A designated room for sewing would be great also, but then I would need a bigger house! Happy Holidays to all!
Jennifer Padden
10 years agoI would love to have Embird or Essentials under my tree. I have soooo many designs in my design library and really no way to see what I’ve got. If I need something now, I usually purchase new just so I can see what I’ve got. Embroidery software would be the BEST!
Barbara
10 years agoI have so much stuff in my sewing room — I need the gift of time to re-organize and the good sense to recognize which items could make someone else’s life better. Thanks for creating this blog — it’s like a little Christmas gift every week!
Judy@GrandparentsPlus2
10 years agoI would like to get a Tshirt transformation ruler so I could make my son-in-law a quilt with his many marathon race tshirts.
Brenda Melahn
10 years agoGingher scissors … have dreamed of them for years
Kristi Dennis
10 years agoI would love the ScanNcut so I could have my Mom and Daughter come over and we could all make a beautiful applique quilt that we all would like to make.
tammy wright
10 years agoI would love the Bernina V7 upgrade, the Bernina 880, and a spot at the Bernina Creative Center for 2 different classes in 2014.
Darlene Gerber
10 years agoI’m hoping my PAL will arrive by Christmas!!
Paule-Marie
10 years agoI would love to receive an AccuQuilt Studio cutter and geometric dies along with more fabric and concentration to make more Quilts of Valor.
Shelley Williams
10 years agoI hope that Santa leaves me new OESD Embroidery Software that I asked for, and also some from LunchBox designs, More Thread, and oh yes, time to complete my new projects for 2014!
Loraine
10 years agoHi, I hope Santa leaves me any magazine subscription for sewing and or embroidery. Anything else would be nice, material, any sewing gadgets.
Merry Christmas to you all.
Chris
10 years agoI would love to have a sit-down long arm machine. But I’m always happy with more thread and fabric too!
Darlene
10 years agoI’m hoping for a 6 or 10 needle embroidery machine under my tree! On a lesser note, I’d like more table top space…There’s never enough tables!
Janet Neff
10 years agoLessons to learn to use the Brother 650 that was used by my daughter, Holly, who passed away from breast cancer in January 2012. She could really make it talk and always tried to get me to learn it, something I regret every day.
glenda
10 years agoI would love to get a long arm quilting machine.i would buy one but on my income there isn,t any thing left.
Cy Swendsen
10 years agoI would love to find the new larger throat BabyLock serger under my tree. We just moved form Florida to Texas, so it most likely won’t be there, bit I can dream!
Debbue
10 years agoI would like, would love, to have Santa bring me a group of ladies to quilt with. To learn from and have a good time with! I can buy a lot of what I need, if I can afford it, and do without the rest, but the group of ladies, priceless!!!! Yea!
Margaret Bailey
10 years agoI’m hoping for Bernina Paintworks software and tools. I already enjoy Cutwork and Crystal Works.
Terry Senko
10 years agoOn the realistic list, I’m hoping for a ruffler foot. On the wild fantasy list, I’d love the Brother PR1000E. Merry Christmas!
Barbara Ward
10 years agoA rowenta steamer:)
Perri
10 years agoI’d love Santa to leave me a new sewing machine as good as the one I wore out a few years back. My old Bernina 1230. I have a machine now and it’s not near the machine that my Bernina was. I miss that machine!! It was the best sewing machine I’ve ever had.
Carolyn morgan
10 years agoI would love to find my 5D Extra upgraded to 5D Professional.
CathyE.
10 years agoAny new tool to use in the embroidry artwork is welcome…not enough time in the day to play!
Clara Chandler
10 years agoThe new tool I’ve been eyeing is an upgrade to my Bernina software from version 5.o to version 7.0. The changes are amazing–one helpful option is to suggest what stabilizer is needed for the fabric and design. That would be a solution to a few of my stitching problems when I embroider.
Thanks for the overview on the classes you attended, Eileen.
Mary
10 years agoThere are too many things that is being stated “I want” Mine would be to be content with what I have and make the best of all the tools that are in the sewing room. Merry Christmas to all involved in your giveaway.
Pati
10 years agoI am in month 8 recovering from ” bottom” surgery with some complications. I use my embroidery machine alot as there is little sitting, However sewing requires sitting. I’m able to sit comfortably for about an hour on a soft pillow. If a wish were granted a set of Magnetic Hoops would be more than helpful to move from the hooping process to the actual embroidering process so I would get more accomplished. God has blessed me with the ability to continue with life during this slow healing process and for that I am more than grateful. Merry Christmas everyone!
Janet Monahan
10 years agoRather than wishing for something under the tree, I would wish for time. Time with my friends, family and time to sew!Merry Christmas to all 🙂
Judith Dawkins
10 years agoI would wish for a larger desk to have room for hooping next to the machine. I, too, would love the gift of time & better eyesight (lol). Merry Christmas to all.
Jane Ruhl
10 years agoI’d love to see a cover stitch machine under the tree. Or a maid and organizing expert to bring cleanliness and order to my sewing room.
Judy Elkins
10 years agoFor me it would be a tutor for 5D software since I havent used my machine in quite a while. Weno longer have a dealer to go to unless I travel 70 miles. The desire to learn this software is geat; I just need a right hand woman at my side. That would be a wonderful thing!!!
Karen T
10 years agoHmmmm, what would it be? My husband just got me a new serger, so maybe just time to get all my projects done. Dreaming Wild: maybe a sit down quilting machine.
Enis
10 years agoI would love to find a decorator/organizer under the tree this Christmas — someone who could create a great plan for a lovely sewing room and execute said plan! Merry Christmas to me!
Denice
10 years agoI would love an embroidery design and edit program. If we are going to wish we may as well wish big. To be able to tweek designs would be great. I have one that is 0.25 too big for my biggest hoop all I would need to do is shorten the tail a smidge.
Vicky Brown
10 years agoI hope my husband gets me the new 5×7 Magna Hoop for Christmas.
Berenice
10 years agoSanta knows that I broke my 5 X 7 hoop, but has no clue where the elves hid the replacement… maybe someone can give him directions to the Viking dealer?? While he is there I hope he looks at the accessories and sees something else that will fit under the tree also! A couple of hours from the elves helping with cleaning and organizing would be lovely also!!
Vicki B.
10 years agoI would love an open toed foot. My hubby knows, so we’ll see. 😉
Barbara
10 years agoI would love a PAL or a set of magna hoops to go with my baby lock.
Westaussie
10 years agoI would love Santa to give me someone who will teach me how to digitise with 5D or share my learning experiences.
donna altieri
10 years agoI would love some accuquilt dies to go with the cutter santa is leaving under the tree. also, a personal teacher to come to my home and give me lessons on how to use the embroidery part of my machine!
gma pamela
10 years agoI would love feet for my Janome sewing machine and serger–have “hinted” about a gift certificate from Martelli’s!! What I want most is a healthly husband.
Doreen
10 years agoI would love the BabyLock 10 needle under my tree. I would really like a 15 or 16 needle machine but I don’t want to appear greedy. I have a 6 needle but it’s pretty old. When I bought it I was advised that designs rarely use more then 6 colors by the dealership. The first design I chose was a tiny hummingbird with 13 colors. I wasn’t happy. At the time I could have purchased a bigger machine and now it’s not in my future.
Pam
10 years agoIsn’t Angie great? I love my 780, but would love the cut work tool.
Terri Willner
10 years agoSanta left a wonderful early present – a Bernina 780! He forgot the personal tutor to help me learn the machine, so I’ve been plugging away at that on my own. Grateful for the Series7 Yahoo group and their quick replies to my distress calls.
Dee Collins
10 years agoI wish for Santa is a Bernina Stitch Regulator…. to be used on my 180 Bernina. My 1130 work horse is still going strong, but the fancy work is done on the 180.
So hopefully Santa will choose my name and put the Stitch Regulator in my Christmas stocking.
Beth R
10 years agoI want a new hoop!
Sandi Clawson
10 years agoI. Would love a new pair of embroidery scissors.
Chris Bowyer
10 years agoI would like to have 5 seconds of quiet! No telephones, no tv’s, no chores waiting to be done! And then a set of earphones so I can listen to some YouTube videos without making noise for anyone else!
Mary Haggenmaker
10 years agoI would really like to have a Viking ruffler. The one where you can designate the width of the ruffles. I almost got one on Ebay but while I was trying to buy she had just sold her last one. I have a category 7 machine and I really would like the official Viking part.
MJ
10 years agoPlease ask Santa to bring me a set of large snap hoops
so that I can do continuous quilting on my embroidery
machine. I can’t wait to try it! I love your Blog and tutorials.
kathy
10 years agoI wish Santa would bring me a gift certificate for my local sewing store. Extra money to play with.
Jennifer Pumphrey
10 years agoAny chance Santa will release a snap hoop in the Jumbo size for the Bernina 830/880? That would be delightful!
adam wayne
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