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Bernette 38

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$602.33 $899 In stock

The bernette 38 sewing machine is the top model in the bernette 30 series, offering 394 stitches, including stretch stitches for elastic fabrics, and eight 1-step buttonholes. It features three alphabets, a memory function for storing pattern combinations, and a speed regulator. Additional features include a bright LED light, threader, and automatic and manual thread cutters. The machine comes with eight presser feet and a large extension table.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen P. ★★★★★

The one-step buttonholes alone saved me hours on a shirt project last weekend, and they came out neat every single time. I've sewn on stretch knits without a single skipped stitch, which my old machine could never manage.

Lucy S. ★★★★★

The eight one-step buttonholes alone saved me so much frustration on my last shirt project. The stretch stitches handle knit fabric without any puckering, which my old machine could never manage.

Henry G. ★★★★★

The alphabet stitches came in handy for monogramming a baby blanket, and they came out cleaner than I expected. Eight one-step buttonholes sounded like overkill until I made a shirt and finished all of them in one sitting. Honestly the 394 stitch options are more than I'll ever use, but it's nice kn