Find the Right Workbook for Your Machine

Your machine can do a lot — but you don’t have to learn it all at once. Choose your machine category below to find the workbook that matches where you’re starting.

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Whether you just brought home a new machine or you’re ready to explore more of what it can do, your workbook is one of the best places to begin.

These guides walk you through features, settings, stitches, techniques, and helpful practice exercises so you can build confidence at your own pace.

And remember — if you purchased your machine from BERNINA Lafayette, your New Owner Classes are included. The workbook is a helpful companion, but you don’t have to figure everything out alone.

  • Sewing Machine Workbooks

    Learn the basics of your sewing machine, from threading and stitch selection to presser feet, settings, and everyday sewing features.

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  • Embroidery Machine Workbooks

    Get familiar with hooping, stabilizers, design placement, embroidery settings, and the tools that help you stitch designs with confidence.

    View Embroidery Machine Workbooks

  • Serger Workbooks

    Learn threading, stitch setup, tension, cutting width, differential feed, coverstitch basics, and the techniques that make sergers so useful.

    View Serger Workbooks

  • Longarm Workbooks

    Explore setup, quilting modes, stitch regulation, frame features, and the tools that help you get comfortable with your longarm system.

    View Longarm Workbooks

  • Software Workbooks

    Find guides for embroidery software, design tools, editing features, and digital resources that help you get more from your creative setup.

    View Software Workbooks

A Quick Note Before You Dive In

Don’t feel like you have to master everything at once.

Start with the workbook that matches your machine, work through a few basics, and bring your questions with you to class. These guides are meant to support your learning — not overwhelm you.

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Not Sure Which Workbook You Need?

No problem. If you’re not sure which category your machine falls into, contact us and we’ll point you in the right direction.

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