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Question posted by awatts8 on September 16th, 2012

My Bernina 1001 Will Not Stitch Decorative Stitches

It will only stitch #1 on green and #9 on red. I put it it 6 or 7and all the rest of them but it will only do 1 or 9 depending on what color I have it on.

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Manual - Page 4

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Manual - Page 13

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Manual - Page 16

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Manual - Page 32

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Manual - Page 33

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Manual - Page 34

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Manual - Page 36

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Manual - Page 40

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Manual - Page 42

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