Presser-Foot Set: b33/b35 (10 pc)

Looking for additional accessory feet for your bernette sewing machine? Sewing in an invisible zipper foot, decorate with yarns or gather fabric easily are only a few examples, which you can do with the feet in this set.

Includes:

• Zig-zag foot with non-stick sole
  • The non-stick sole ensures smooth riding over difficult-to-feed materials such as leather, plastic, vinyl or similar.
• Overlock foot

  • The Overlock Foot facilitates finishing edges professionally and sewing seams similar to overlocking. It is also particularly suitable to create decorative cuffs and seams in the most common knitware fabrics.

• Gathering foot
  • As the sole of this foot does not lie flat on the feed dog, the Gathering Foot feeds the fabric unevenly. Therefore a charming gathering effect results while sewing.
• Cording foot

  • The Cording Foot allows sewing on thin cords or strings. As the bottom of the foot sole provides several grooves, more than one sting can be sewn on in one step.

• Invisible zipper foot

  • This foot is simply perfect to sew in zippers. As the zipper is invisible afterwards, an especially elegant look is achieved.

• Patchwork foot
  • This foot is ideal for patch working with exact seam allowances of 1/4 and 1/8 inch. The fabric edges can either be guided along the foot or the seam guide. This makes accurate sewing absolutely simple.
• Straight-stitch foot

  • This presser foot is ideally suited for all straight-stitch work. The small stitch hole supports the material during sewing.

• Open embroidery foot
  • This foot makes quick work of appliqués and embroidery projects, as well as the sewing over of lines and patterns. The open shape ensures a clear view of the seam, and is therefore ideal for sewing on tapes and ribbon.
• Embroidery foot

  • A true pro in terms of embroidering and embellishing, the Embroidery Foot is ideal for sewing satin stitches, appliqués and decorative stitches.

• Darning-/embroidery foot
  • This foot is a true specialist for free motion sewing and it is best suitable to darn holes and worn areas. Used together with an embroidery hoop, the darning process can be simplified as the hoop stabilizes the fabric. The foot can also be used to create attractive embellishing such as laces or monograms.
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