Use this foot for all work using forward feed or reverse feed stitches

The sole of the foot has a slight indentation both in front and in back of the needle, allowing the free passage of the thread while reverse motion stitches are formed

This promotes balanced stitch formation where the fabric is moving back-and-forth while reverse motion stitches are formed

Owners of 9mm rotary models 1630 and 180 should consider using Foot #1C (9mm), which will better match the wider feed dog on these models

Achieve perfect results with overlock seams, hems using overlock stitches, and oversewing seam edges.

• This foot is equipped with a pin which acts in a similar manner as the stitch finger on a serger. When the pin is placed along the edge of the fabric, it reinforces the edge as the stitch forms, preventing tunneling of the fabric
• The right side of the sole is cut away so the stitched edge of the fabric can move smoothly under the foot without any unnecessary pulling or stretching
• The vari-overlock stitch on all computerized model Berninas is preprogrammed so that the right swing of the needle will fall just off and to the right of the pin, which will prevent the fabric from tunneling
• Another application for this foot is sewing a narrow satin stitch. The satin stitch can be formed over the pin for a raised satin effect such as in charted needle work. Using the pin in the foot rather than knitting needles simplifies the process, especially for beginners
• Owners of the artista 180 should consider using Foot #2A, which has a wider sole to better match the wider feed dog

For manual buttonholes of any length, with or without gimp.

• Use this buttonhole foot whenever manual buttonholes are indicated such as for extra long or extra small buttonholes, or in difficult areas with uneven thicknesses of fabrics such as narrow collar stands
• Use this foot to sew buttonholes with or without gimp
• The sole of the foot has two grooves, which allow the fabric to move freely even as thread builds up to form the beads of the buttonhole. The guide between the grooves helps keep the beads of the buttonhole parallel, even when long buttonholes are sewn
• The slight indentation in the front of the foot allows the free passage of the thread as the stitching reverses to complete the buttonhole
• The center "toe" (prong) in the front of the foot can be used to hook gimp or cord. It is used for corded buttonholes, gathering with cord or sewing shirring elastic.
• This foot can also be used for whip-and-roll edges in fine fabrics like batiste (Swiss edge)

For fully automatic, repeatable buttonholes with or without gimp.

• Use this foot on computerized Bernina’s for electronically memorized, fully automatic buttonholes with or without gimp. (This foot fits all computerized models with automatic buttonhole capability).
• The unique design of Bernina's Automatic Buttonhole foot actually measures the length of the buttonhole as it is being stitched. Every subsequent buttonhole is sewn to the exact same length. Only the starting point of each buttonhole needs to be marked.
• The sliding frame of the foot provides improved fabric guidance while the buttonhole is being stitched. It also provides very good visibility
• On most recent computerized models this foot can also be used with additional stitch programs such as the mending programs
• artista models can also sew automatic buttonholes with pre-programmed length (entered directly or by the "button-on-screen" method) with the help of Foot #3A.

For manual buttonholes of any length, with or without gimp.

• Use this buttonhole foot whenever manual buttonholes are indicated such as for extra long or extra small buttonholes, or in difficult areas with uneven thicknesses of fabrics such as narrow collar stands
• Use this foot to sew buttonholes with or without gimp
• The sole of the foot has two grooves, which allow the fabric to move freely even as thread builds up to form the beads of the buttonhole. The guide between the grooves helps keep the beads of the buttonhole parallel, even when long buttonholes are sewn
• The slight indentation in the front of the foot allows the free passage of the thread as the stitching reverses to complete the buttonhole
• The center "toe" (prong) in the front of the foot can be used to hook gimp or cord. It is used for corded buttonholes, gathering with cord or sewing shirring elastic.
• This foot can also be used for whip-and-roll edges in fine fabrics like batiste (Swiss edge)

Sew professional blind hems by machine for a stronger, more even hem.

• This foot was designed specifically for the stitching of a turned hem
• The foot has a black or silver metal blade which guides and keeps the folded edge of the fabric in the right position for stitching, allowing the needle to penetrate the fold, taking tiny stitches
• The blade extends from the front to the back of the stitching point, creating a slightly loose stitch as the machine zigzags over the blade to "bite" into the fold. The blind hem will not pucker and the stitching will not create tucks in the fabric
• The blindstitch can be adjusted by varying the width of the stitch, which promotes greater precision (than an adjustable guide)
• This foot can be used for edgestitching along straight edges with limited needle positions. The use of Foot #10 or #10C is recommended for most edgestitching, especially along curved edges and on finer fabrics

Sew professional blind hems by machine for a stronger, more even hem.

• This foot was designed specifically for the stitching of a turned hem
• The foot has a black or silver metal blade which guides and keeps the folded edge of the fabric in the right position for stitching, allowing the needle to penetrate the fold, taking tiny stitches
• The blade extends from the front to the back of the stitching point, creating a slightly loose stitch as the machine zigzags over the blade to "bite" into the fold. The blind hem will not pucker and the stitching will not create tucks in the fabric
• The blindstitch can be adjusted by varying the width of the stitch, which promotes greater precision (than an adjustable guide)
• This foot can be used for edgestitching along straight edges with limited needle positions. The use of Foot #10 or #10C is recommended for most edgestitching, especially along curved edges and on finer fabrics.

This foot is sometimes called "appliqué" foot. It is particularly suited for embroidery with decorative stitches, satin stitches, appliqué and couching fine yarns.

The bottom of the foot has a wedge shaped indentation, which allows even satin stitching to glide under the foot without dragging. The angle in the indentation makes it possible to turn curves easily

The toes of the foot are shorter, compared to a regular zigzag foot, for greater maneuverability while sewing (you can turn the fabric more easily for smoother stitching lines, an important asset when embellishing fabric

There is a small hole in the metal bridge at the front of the foot which allows a narrow cord to be guided perfectly down the center of the stitching for raised edges and appliqué

In lighter weight fabrics, the metal bridge of Foot #6 provides additional fabric control and helps prevent tunneling

There is a notch on each side of the foot providing a reference mark for the needle. This makes it possible to easily position the fabric "on the mark" when stitching decorative work.

This foot makes sewing straight stitch seams in thick, hard fabrics and straight stitching over thick seams possible.

The single needle hole provides extra stability for the needle even as it crosses thick bulky areas

The narrow groove in the sole of the foot, behind the needle, allows heavy threads to pass under the foot, preventing skipped stitches when topstitching

Use this foot in combination with a size 100 or 110 when sewing thick, dense fabrics (as when hemming jeans). This foot is uniquely designed to actively brace a size 100 or 110 needle and help prevent needle breakage when sewing through heavy layers

Jeans Foot #8 can also be used with a size 70 ballpoint needle to sew fine knit fabrics without puckering and wrinkling.

This foot makes sewing straight stitch seams in thick, hard fabrics and straight stitching over thick seams possible.

The single needle hole provides extra stability for the needle even as it crosses thick bulky areas

The narrow groove in the sole of the foot, behind the needle, allows heavy threads to pass under the foot, preventing skipped stitches when topstitching

Use this foot in combination with a size 100 or 110 when sewing thick, dense fabrics (as when hemming jeans). This foot is uniquely designed to actively brace a size 100 or 110 needle and help prevent needle breakage when sewing through heavy layers

Jeans Foot #8 can also be used with a size 70 ballpoint needle to sew fine knit fabrics without puckering and wrinkling.

One of the most versatile feet made by Bernina, #10 is use by many on every sewing project. This foot is designed to allow perfectly placed stitches along edges and seams. Use it for any form of stitching where a straight guide is required.

Edge stitching with all needle positions

edge stitching on hems

tucks

fine edging (with or without cord)

decorative edges

sewing on lace and ribbon

stitching-in-the-ditch

The guide (blade) in the front of the foot serves as a reference when stitching along an edge. The guide on Foot #10 is shorter than that of Blindhem Foot #5, allowing greater maneuverability when stitching curved edges and providing more stability on lightweight fabrics

Owners of 9mm rotary models 1630 and 180 should consider using Foot #10C (9mm), which will better match the wider feed dog on these models.

One of the most versatile feet made by Bernina, #10 is use by many on every sewing project. This foot is designed to allow perfectly placed stitches along edges and seams. Use it for any form of stitching where a straight guide is required.

Edge stitching with all needle positions

edge stitching on hems

tucks

fine edging (with or without cord)

decorative edges

sewing on lace and ribbon

stitching-in-the-ditch

The guide (blade) in the front of the foot serves as a reference when stitching along an edge. The guide on Foot #10 is shorter than that of Blindhem Foot #5, allowing greater maneuverability when stitching curved edges and providing more stability on lightweight fabrics

Owners of 9mm rotary models 1630 and 180 should consider using Foot #10C (9mm), which will better match the wider feed dog on these models.

One of the most versatile feet made by Bernina, #10 is use by many on every sewing project. This foot is designed to allow perfectly placed stitches along edges and seams. Use it for any form of stitching where a straight guide is required.

Edge stitching with all needle positions

edge stitching on hems

tucks

fine edging (with or without cord)

decorative edges

sewing on lace and ribbon

stitching-in-the-ditch

The guide (blade) in the front of the foot serves as a reference when stitching along an edge. The guide on Foot #10 is shorter than that of Blindhem Foot #5, allowing greater maneuverability when stitching curved edges and providing more stability on lightweight fabrics

Owners of 9mm rotary models 1630 and 180 should consider using Foot #10C (9mm), which will better match the wider feed dog on these models.

For all straight stitch work such as seaming, quilt piecing and topstitching.

The small needle hole provides excellent fabric control. This foot is especially useful with difficult or delicate fabrics such as charmeuse, fine silks, etc.

The toes of this foot are open and provide very good visibility while stitching

Use the edges of the foot for approximate 1/4" and 1/8" seam allowances

For very delicate or difficult fabrics, consider the use of a straight stitch plate (Models 130-180, Models 1000-1630) in combination with Foot #13 for maximum fabric control.

The easiest way to sew in zippers!

The adjustable guide on the top of the foot allows for even topstitching when inserting a zipper. The guide can be used on either side of the foot (just by sliding it), for added flexibility

Use this foot for simplified insertion of centered, lapped, separating and exposed zippers

Use this foot also for edge and top stitching from 1/16" - 5/8" (0.2-1.6cm)

Wide tucks are easily and accurately sewn with the help of the adjustable guide on Foot #14.

The easiest way to sew in zippers!

The adjustable guide on the top of the foot allows for even topstitching when inserting a zipper. The guide can be used on either side of the foot (just by sliding it), for added flexibility

Use this foot for simplified insertion of centered, lapped, separating and exposed zippers

Use this foot also for edge and top stitching from 1/16" - 5/8" (0.2-1.6cm)

Wide tucks are easily and accurately sewn with the help of the adjustable guide on Foot #14.

Sewing buttons by machines is a lot faster! The new anti-slide sole stops the button moving while sewing.

This foot makes it a breeze to sew on buttons, press studs / snap fasteners, hooks and eyes

There is an adjustable pin mounted to the front of the foot which will automatically create a thread shank. The thread shank can be made to the required length for a wide variety of applications, from blouse and shirts to heavy coats

The adjustable pin can be removed if a thread shank is not needed (as when hooks and eyes are sewn).

The transparent sole ensures a good view of the stitching and needle area.

This foot is used for forward and reverse utility and decorative stitches.

This foot lets you insert invisible zips correctly. Covered zips look particularly elegant in garments, home dec and accessories.

This foot lets you insert invisible zips correctly. Covered zips look particularly elegant in garments, home dec and accessories.

Don't let sticky fabric stop you!

The non-stick coating on the sole of the foot glides easily over difficult fabric, eliminating any drag of the foot moving across the surface

Ideal for sewing leather, plastic, vinyl etc.

Applications for this foot include sewing rainwear, luggage, tote bags, toys, home furnishings and garments

Owners of 9mm rotary models 1630 and 180 should consider using Foot #52C - 9mm, which will better match the wider feed dog on these models

Note: Bernina® offers a variety of non-stick presser feet to facilitate your sewing on hard-to-feed fabrics: #52 (Zigzag 5.5mm), #52C (Zigzag 9mm), #53 (Straight Stitch), #54 (Zipper), #56 (Open Embroidery)

Professional rolled hems are made simple with this specially designed foot. The double turned hem is rolled and stitched in one operation.

• The straight channel on the bottom of this foot helps guide a perfectly straight hem
• Use this foot to make narrow hems that are 2mm wide, sewn with straight stitch, zigzag or decorative stitches with a maximum width of 2mm
• Recommended for fine bridal-type fabrics, batiste, chiffon and other fine woven fabrics
• Consider using a straight stitch plate (Models 130-180, Models 1000-1630) for very delicate fabrics. If using a straight stitch plate, remember to select a straight stitch

Note: Bernina® offers a variety of hemming feet to help ensure perfect results in all your hemming applications: Foot #61 (2mm zigzag), Foot #62 (2mm straight stitch), Foot #63 (3mm zigzag), Foot #64 (4mm straight stitch), Foot #66 (6mm zigzag), Foot #68 (2mm Roll and Shell) and Foot #69 (4mm Roll and Shell)

Professional rolled hems are made simple with this specially designed foot. The double turned hem is rolled and stitched in one operation.

• The straight channel on the bottom of this foot helps guide a perfectly straight hem
• Use this foot to make narrow hems that are 2mm wide, sewn with a straight stitch
• Recommended for lightweight, soft fabrics
• Consider using a straight stitch plate (Models 130-180, Models 1000-1630) for very delicate fabrics

Note: Bernina® offers a variety of hemming feet to help ensure perfect results in all your hemming applications: Foot #61 (2mm zigzag), Foot #62 (2mm straight stitch), Foot #63 (3mm zigzag), Foot #64 (4mm straight stitch), Foot #66 (6mm zigzag), Foot #68 (2mm Roll and Shell) and Foot #69 (4mm Roll and Shell)

Make rolled hems in variety of styles and widths with this versatile hemmer. The double turned hem is rolled and stitched in one operation.

• Use this foot to make a roll and shell hem 3-5mm wide, depending on the weight and texture of the fabric
• On soft fabrics, this foot produces a shell effect
• Recommended for soft, light to medium weight fabrics

Note: Bernina® offers a variety of hemming feet to help ensure perfect results in all your hemming applications: Foot #61 (2mm zigzag), Foot #62 (2mm straight stitch), Foot #63 (3mm zigzag), Foot #64 (4mm straight stitch), Foot #66 (6mm zigzag), Foot #68 (2mm Roll and Shell) and Foot #69 (4mm Roll and Shell)

Take the fear out of flat felled seams!

A flat felled seam is the preferred seam in jeans, men's and women's shirts and children's casual garments. The advantage of a flat felled seam is that the seam allowances are encased within the seam

The groove in the sole of the foot allows it to run and fell an 8mm wide seam easily and precisely

Foot #71 is well suited for medium to heavy weight fabrics such as denim, wool, corduroy and tapestry

For light weight fabrics, Foot #70 (4mm Lap Seam Foot) is recommended.

Let your sewing machine double as a serger!

• This attachment cuts the fabric edge and sews in one operation, producing a neat seam
• Use for oversewing edges, sewing overlock seams, French seams, bias binding, lace application, etc.
• Especially useful when sewing with knit fabrics such as T-shirts knits and sweatshirt fleece

A flexible tool for all your gathering and pleating needs.

For sewing small pleats and gathering on a single layer of fabric, as well as pleated ruffles

The ruffler is adjustable and becomes indispensable when the amount of gathering needs to be controlled exactly

You can control both the depth of each pleat and the distance between pleats

It is particularly useful when long rows of gathering are required such as in Home Dec projects

You can gather or pleat a single layer of fabric while attaching it to a straight, ungathered layer in one operation

Recommended for light to medium weight fabrics

The Ruffler Attachment comes with Low Shank Adapter #75 for Generic Feet pre-attached