bernette b35
Bernina-group entry machine
The entry bernette, present on five markets — under one reference across continental Europe and a separate British one.
Best for: A first machine from the Bernina group without Bernina money
≈ £240 / 300 €
Dedicated embroidery · review
Brother's dedicated embroidery machine with a 5×7 inch field. We found it on the US store only — the one dedicated embroidery machine we could verify anywhere.
The bottom line The only dedicated embroidery machine we could verify — and only in the United States.
Hands-on testing pending. What follows is verified reference data and manufacturer specification, marked as such.
What we verified, and what it says about the category. The reference
B07C7HNX92 returned this machine on amazon.com. It did not appear on the
German, French, Italian, Spanish or UK stores.
That is not an accident of our search. We tested five dedicated embroidery machines across four batches and this is the only one that resolved anywhere. Dedicated embroidery machines are sold through dealers in Europe far more than through Amazon, which is worth knowing before you spend an evening looking for one.
What Brother states. 138 built-in designs and a 5 × 7 inch embroidery field.
Where we would look before buying. How designs get onto the machine, and what that costs in time. Transfer method is the difference between an embroidery machine you use weekly and one you use twice.
| Type | Dedicated embroidery |
|---|---|
| Built-in designs | 138 (manufacturer) |
| Hoop field | 5 × 7 in (manufacturer) |
| Availability | US only in our checks |
Because it is the only one we could verify. We tested five dedicated embroidery machines against six Amazon stores — the Brother NV180, F440E, M380D, NV800E and bernette b70 — and none of them resolved to a real listing we could confirm. Dedicated embroidery machines are largely sold through dealers in Europe, not through Amazon.
Yes, and on most machines it cannot be raised later. A 5×7 inch field covers monograms, pockets, towels and most jacket backs. Anything larger needs a machine built for it, not an accessory.