BERNINA "New Style" Feet

This foot is designed for straight stitch sewing on sticky materials like leather, plastic, vinyl, and duck cloth. The toes of the sole are desi...

This is the non-stick version of the foot quilters know as the "applique foot" because its open base makes it easy to see when stitching down the...

This foot is like the #37 Patchwork Foot, but with a built-in seam guide along the right edge of the sole.

With this foot, you can couch two parallel cords at the same time. The grooves in the sole guide the strands of cording perfectly, allowing them ...

This foot is designed for hemming light-weight fabrics. The fabric is fed into the guide of the sole, which turns the edge under twice. The guide...

This foot is designed for hemming soft fabrics such as t-shirts and undergarments. A scroll on the foot feeds the fabric edge from the front and ...

For sewing precise lapped and flat-felled seams in heavy abrics. The square toe on the right of the presser foot acts as a guide for turned-under...

For free motion quilting with rulers, this foot has a high sole to align against the 1/4" wide quilting rulers as you stitch. The adjustable heig...

This adapter allows other manufacturers' low shank presser feet to be used on BERNINA machines.

This attachment is designed for gathering and pleating fabrics. Thanks to its variable setting options, both pleat depth and frequency of gather ca...

This attachment is designed for gathering and pleating fabrics. Thanks to its variable setting options, both pleat depth and frequency of gather ...

This foot is used with the Eyelet Embroidery Attachment #82

This foot is used with the #84 binder attachment to stitch binding.

This foot is used with the Binder Attachment #87 and #88 (all sizes) and 5mm machines.

This foot is designed for sewing the 1/4" and 1/8" seam allowances on 9mm machines. The three evenly spaced markings (1/4” apart) on its side he...

This foot is designed for sewing the 1/4" and 1/8" seam allowances on 9mm machines with dual feed. The three evenly spaced markings (1/4” apart)...