Bernina Big Book Of Feet #BBPF

how to use them with step-by-step techniques and photos.

What it is 

guidebook to BERNINA presser feet — not just a catalog.

It helps you answer questions like:

• “Which foot should I use for this job?”

• “Why does my seam look better with this foot?”

• “What settings should I use?”

• “What other things can this foot do besides its ‘main’ purpose?”

What it covers 

1) Every BERNINA foot and accessory — organized and easy to look up

numerically so you can find what you own fast.

Foot #1 (Reverse Pattern Foot), you can look up “#1” and see:

• what it’s for

• best fabrics

• recommended stitch types

• machine settings

2) “Technique” instruction,

For each foot/accessory, it explains:

• how to use it

• how to set up your machine

• how to get clean results

• what mistakes cause bad stitching

This is why people buy it: it’s not just “this is Foot #97.” It shows how to use it.

3) Multiple uses for each foot 

A lot of presser feet were designed for one purpose but can do more.

• sewing close to piping

• stitching near bulky edges

• topstitching tight areas

4) Step-by-step techniques across many types of sewing

The techniques include a range “from appliqué to zippers” and other common applications.

Examples of technique categories you’ll see:

• zippers (centered, invisible, lapped)

• appliqué

• edge stitching / topstitching

• blind hems

• quilting

• specialty attachments and tools

5) Strong visuals: photos + in-process pictures

This book is heavy on:

• full-page inspiration photos

• step-by-step photos showing what to do

• close-up pictures of results and techniques

visual — seeing what “right” looks like helps more than reading it

Who it’s for 

• You own more than a few BERNINA feet and don’t feel you’re using them enough

• quick reference instead of hunting YouTube every time

• new techniques and use specialty feet properly

Quick example of how you’d actually use this book

You’re making a tote bag and want clean, professional seams.

You look up:

• Edgestitch Foot (for perfect topstitch spacing)

• Jeans Foot (for thick layers)

• Walking Foot (for even feeding)

The book tells you:

• when to use each one

• how to set your stitch length / needle / thread

• what problems each foot solves

• what it should look like when done right