BERNINA #75 Standard Adapter Shank

With its cut-outs in front and back of the needle opening, reverse-pattern foot #1 is ideally suited to sewing forward and reverse-feed stitches.

This presser foot makes quick work of assorted utility and decorative stitches, as well as the sewing of waistbands and hems on heavy fabrics such as corduroy, denim or wool. Reverse-pattern foot #1 features a side slot through which the upper thread can be conveniently pulled under the foot and to the back.

With its cut-outs in front and back of the needle opening, Reverse-pattern foot #1C is ideally suited to sewing forward and reverse-feed stitches.

This presser foot makes quick work of assorted utility and decorative stitches, as well as the sewing of waistbands and hems on heavy fabrics such as corduroy, denim or wool. Reverse-pattern foot #1C features a side slot through which the upper thread can be conveniently pulled under the foot and to the back.

With its cut-outs in front and back of the needle opening, Reverse-pattern foot #1D is ideally suited to sewing forward and reverse-feed stitches.

This presser foot makes quick work of assorted utility and decorative stitches, as well as the sewing of waistbands and hems on heavy fabrics such as corduroy, denim or wool. Reverse-pattern foot #1D features a side slot through which the upper thread can be conveniently pulled under the foot and to the back.

Overlock foot #2 is ideal for producing serged seams and hems. It is especially well suited for neatening simple seams.

The stitches are formed over the pin on the inside edge of the foot, giving them an additional amount of thread. This prevents the fabric from bunching up and produces a flat, elastic seam. The Overlock foot can also be used to sew high quality hems, waistbands and overlock seams on knit fabrics.

Overlock foot #2A is ideal for producing serged seams and hems. It is especially well suited for neatening simple seams.

The stitches are formed over the pin on the inside edge of the foot, giving them an additional amount of thread. This prevents the fabric from bunching up and produces a flat, elastic seam. The Overlock foot can also be used to sew high quality hems, waistbands and overlock seams on knit fabrics.