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Sew on.

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When Hollywood actress Katherine Heigl Katherine Marie Heigl (born November 24, 1978) is an

Emmy-winning and Golden Globe-nominated American actress and former fashion model.

Biography

Early life

Heigl was born in Washington, D.C. was recently spotted with

her newly purchased BERNINA sewing machine Bernina is Swiss company that manufactors

sewing machines. History

In 1893, Karl Friedrich Gegauf (founder of the Bernina Sewing Machine Factory) constructed the

first hemstitching machine in the world., the Swiss company rejoiced.

Their campaigns to encourage creativity and remove sewing from the

cupboard of time-gone-by, where many people had chucked it along with

handwritten handwrite tr.v. handwrote, handwritten, handwriting, handwrites

To write by hand.

[Back-formation from handwritten.]

Adj. 1. letters and pen-and-paper games, had received high-profile

recognition.

"The biggest challenge this industry faces is not competition.

It's the image of sewing," says BERNINA International AG owner

and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Hanspeter Ueltschi. On display

in his office are several generations of sewing machines, from the first

BERNINA household sewing machine--made of iron and thus "very

heavy"--to the latest models with plastic bodies and computerised

display screens. "Do you like this?" he asks, pointing at the

recent BERNINA 830.


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"It looks sleek and appealing," is my honest reply.

"One of our priorities--besides a good sewing machine--is a

good-looking sewing machine sewing machine, device that stitches cloth and other materials. An

attempt at mechanical sewing was made in England (1790) with a machine having a forked,

automatic needle that made a single-thread chain. In 1830, B.," he admits of his endeavours to

present sewing as an "attractive, inspirational hobby" rather

than a housewife's pastime.

The sewing landscape

As a trend for handicrafts trickles into society following the

global popularity of so-celled 'sewing cafes' (like an

internet cafe The high-tech equivalent of the coffee house. However, instead of playing chess or

having heated political discussions, you browse the Internet and discuss the latest technology.

CDs, DVDs, games and other "cyber stuff" are also generally available., but with sewing

machines) and TV shows like Project

Runway Project Runway is an American reality television series on the Bravo network that focuses

on fashion design. Its contestants compete with each other to create the best clothes and are

usually restricted in their time, materials, and theme. (in which fashion designers compete tocreate the best clothes),

Ueltschi has high hopes. BERNINA's (used as shorthand for BERNINA

International AG) subsidiaries include American quilting quilting, form of needlework, almost

always created by women, most of them anonymous, in which two layers of fabric on either side of

an interlining (batting) are sewn together, usually with a pattern of back or running (quilting)

stitches that hold the layers fabrics

manufacturer Benartex Inc. and Brewer Sewing, a company selling sewing

supplies. "We don't just want to make the best sewing machine.My vision is to cultivate the sewing landscape, he says.





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Ueltschi has implemented his entrepreneurial ideas since 1988, when

be replaced his mother at the helm of the only family-owned sewing

machine company in the world. His list of achievements includes

establishing America as a key market, building a manufacturing outlet in

Thailand, expanding into new markets (such as Russia and India), and

introducing the computer age to the business with the artista 180,

BERNINA's first sewing computer.

This model is a world away from the days of the inaugural sewing

machines, in the mid-eighteenth century, German engineer Charles

Frederic Weisenthal tried to create a machine to propel the sewing

needle. His designs facilitated the invention of the first household

sewing machine, reputedly reputed

adj.

Generally supposed to be such. See Synonyms at supposed.

reputedly adv.

Adv. 1. by American mechanic Elias Howe in 1846.Meanwhile, at a workshop in small Swiss town Steckborn in Canton

Thurgau, one of Ueltschi's ancestors was fashioning the foundations

of BERNINA.

Solid as a rock

He was an engineer and an inventor," says Ueltschi of his

great-grandfather Karl Fdedrich Gegauf. Gegauf's impressive talent

developed during ah apprenticeship at an embroidery machine factory. He

subsequently opened a workshop for the manufacture of his own

invention--monogram embroidery machines.

The keen-eyed inventor's involvement in the textile industry

led him to a realisation: hemstitching was quite simply laborious. In

1893, be created a machine to help--the world's first hemstitch


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sewing machine. Capable of sewing 100 stitches per minute, the machine

caused Gegauf's name to become synonymous with synonymous with

adjective equivalent to, the same as, identical to, similar to, identified with, equal to, tantamount to,

interchangeable with, one and the same as the mechanical

production of hemstitching: the practice was commonly referred to as

'gegaufing'.

Gegauf's son Fritz took over the business in 1926 and ventured

in a new direction. "My grandfather wanted to go into the home

sewing business," explains Ueltschi, In 1932, Fritz created his

first household sewing machine. It bore the brand name BERNINA-inspired

by the 4,049-metre Piz Bernina in St. Moritz. "My grandfather

looked at the mountain and said 'that's solid, like a

rock' [-like our sewing machines]."




In 1932, the first BERNINA sewing machine was built in Steckborn

and BERNINA became the sewing machine brand of the Fritz Gegauf AG. By

October 1937, 20,000 machines had left the factory. In 1945, Fritz

introduced the world's first portable zigzag machine to the market.

He expanded the business internationally, too. "After World War IIhe started to sell BERNINAs in 10 countries," Ueltschi tells me.

"I learned a lot from him. He was a perfectionist perfectionism

n.

1. A propensity for being displeased with anything that is not perfect or does not meet extremely

high standards.

2. and always put

'quality first'."


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A family philosophy

The family tradition continued in 1965 when Ueltschi's mother,

Odette Ueitschi-Gegauf, took to the helm, Under her management,

knee-activated presser foot lifters, electric foot controls and machines

with stitch memory, stretch-stitch and computerised buttonhole buttonhole

n.

1. A short straight surgical cut made through the wall of a cavity or canal.

2. The contraction of an orifice down to a narrow slit, as in mitral stenosis. functions

were created. However, being a successful female company owner in the

1960s was not Odette's only remarkable feat. "My mother was

the first woman to appear on the cover of Bilanz [Swiss business

magazine]," Ueltschi says with pride.

Now owned by the fourth generation in the Gegauf line, BERNINA

International AG honours a philosophy defined by its second generation:

"when you give, you get back." Ueltschi's declaration

that the company does not exploit employees needs no proof. One member

of staff has a cheerful workspace with so many plants that it looks like

a corner of London's Kew Gardens. Their longest-serving employeehas just celebrated his 50th year of loyalty.

Sewing is believing

Perhaps enhancing the happy atmosphere are BERNINA's

picturesque Steckborn headquarters. The company name stands out inbright red letters from the roof of the factory that slumbers beside

Lake Constance. That the factory is in the same location as it has been

since 1932 does not make it old fashioned.

A bust of Fritz Gegauf welcomes visitors. Hand-sewn cushions splash

prettiness across the furniture. In the factory's Creative

Centre--where customers can experience the product range and take

courses in sewing--are myriad colours with rows of bright bobbins and

displays highlighting what you can make with your BERNINA. The cheerful


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layout is mimicked in BERNINA shops (including the stylish flagship

store in Zurich, which opened last year).





One display honours Swiss-Japanese fashion designer Kazu Huggler,

who will help BERNINA launch a new product this autumn. Currently

"top secret," it is a product that Huggler hopes will help

others "find the joy of creativity." She has used a BERNINA

since she was a child. "They [indirectly] enabled me to set up my

label," she says.

In December 2011, BERNINA assisted Huggler with a project to

support teenagers at the tsunami-destroyed Takata High School in Japan.

Huggler says, "I sewed at that age and t thought that maybe I can

give [these children] some moments of joy." BERNINA donated five

BERNINA 330s to this end. "Part of business is also giving

goodwill," adds Ueltschi.

Stitching the future

This year, BERNINA will celebrate its 80th anniversary. Certainly,

the company's longevity is hardly surprising. The machines are good

quality--Ueltschi shows me a machine with a clear plastic body that

reveals its intricate, metal intestines. They are also long lasting.

Today spare parts are still available for machines that were built in

the 60s and 70s. Meanwhile, in developing new machines, innovation is


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integral to company culture. BERNINA were named Best Innovator in 2007

by A.T. Kearney and Bilanz magazine. "We have good engineers, who

have the freedom to innovate," explains Ueltschi.

Although the strength of the Swiss Franc is a hurdle, Ueltschi has

great aspirations for the future of the company. "The fifth

generation should be secured," he says, hinting at his ambitions

for his two children. "t hope BERNINA will be a successful, private

company for another 100 years."

He adds that he hopes I will be a BERNINA sewing machine owner

soon. Sadly there is no freebie in my press pack--but as I leave, with a

copy of the company's Inspiration magazine containing craft ideas,

perhaps I could be tempted.

The BERNINA world

* BERNINA is the sewing machine brand of the Fritz Gegauf AG.

BERNINA has formed part of the company BERN Bern or Berne (brn), canton (1990 pop.937,365), 2,658 sq mi (6,883 sq km), W central Switzerland. The second most populous and

second largest canton of the country, Bern comprises three sectionsthe Bernese Alps, or

1NA International AG since

the beginning of the 1990s

* BERNINA International AG has 962 employees and operations in 50

countries

* The BERNINA range includes machines for sewing, embroidery,

overlocking (to sew, cut and neaten neaten

tr.v. neatened, neatening, neatens

To put into order; make neat.

neaten

Verb


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to make neat

Verb 1. simultaneously) and quilting

* The BERNINA 830 is one of the company's best sewing and

embroidery computers, with a speed of over 1,000 stitches per minute

* Sewing accessories are available as well as embroidery and

fashion pattern software

Information

BERNINA machines start at CHF CHF

In currencies, this is the abbreviation for the Swiss Franc.

Notes:

The currency market, also known as the Foreign Exchange market, is the largest financial marketin the world, with a daily average volume of over US $1 trillion. 1,000 and come with a four-year

guarantee. Cheaper models are available in the bernette range

www.bernina.com

Shopping tip

BERNINA Zurich

Talacker 35

8001 Zurich

T 044 221 00 44


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'Fashion meets storytelling' Learn more about Kazu

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Where: KAZU Atelier, Neptunstr. 2, Zurich

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