Overlock Foot #2 Foot

[@nicolacrawford7978]

Thank you so very much ❤. I am learning so much about my B475 and B720 from you. You are a God-send.😊

[@DawnWalker-zy2yb]

I don't know what I would do without you Cody. I bought a used B740 so didn't get lessons on my machine. I'm learning everything from you. You're the best!

[@Laura-qmk]

Thank you! I tried it and it works. I've been so frustrated when instructions say to zigzag the raw edge and it always ends up bunched. I am so grateful for your video!

[@vivaldi1948]

I love how you explain things. Precise and without a lot of extra stuff. Thank you for such great videos.

[@tessahoward6044]

Great video 😊

[@Maria-ym1cc]

Thanks for sharing the information on the creative consultant and how it will change settings for me, rather than trying to figure it out on my own. Awesome!

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

Happy my videos are here to help. :)

[@jesshothersall]

Sadly no creative consultant on my Bernina 830, but it does have that overlock stitch, so am off to buy a No 2 foot now. Thank you for the demo and clear explanation :).

[@HugoTheSpider]

All of your videos are so extremely helpful and inspiring for finishing old and starting new projects. I've learned a great deal! So many things I never knew...

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

I love hearing that. Thank you for watching and so happy you are enjoying the videos :)

[@spat7378]

Thank you for helping me - and others! - understand the Bernini feet! So helpful!

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

My pleasure thank you for watching and loving the videos it means a lot. :)

[@bschubert17]

Thank you for this video!! It's great! :o)

[@kristinmakesstuff]

I’n learning so much from your videos. I have a Bernina 570 and I really only know how to use it in a very simple way. So happy I found you😀

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

I am so happy to see you found my videos. Hope you are able to learn all sorts of things from the videos. :)

[@robertasperfslage7952]

Love your videos. My dealer handed me a box no classes I have learned so much from you.

[@sydene54]

excellent! thank you

[@cwelshworld]

Cody, thanks for the video. I love my 2a foot. I do not have a serger/overlocker machine. I tried using my zig zag stitch but it doesn’t keep the fabric flat like the 2a.

[@alias88868]

👍So helpful.

[@cinziabeley7059]

Thank you for the informative video. You don't need to backstitch or secure the stitches?

[@marilyngardner4434]

I see you have an overview of some particular Bernina machines. I have a nearly new 440QE that I only learned the very basics of when I bought it new. Would you kindly do an overview of my machine? I would LOVE to be able to use it to its potential. Thank you for doing these videos for us all!! You and informative and you make it fun to learn!

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

I would love to do an overview of the bernina 440 but I don't have access to one since it has been discontinued for so many years now. Every once in a while I get one as a trade in, so next time i get a trade in I will do an overview. :)

[@pilkjaer]

If I already have this foot, do I still need to get a serger/overlocker to prevent fabric from fraying? Is pinking shears a good alternative?

[@lindajwilson9848]

Having not used my Bernina 440 QE in a while, I am interested in using the No. 2 overlock foot. My machine does not have the "consultant" and the overlock stitch on my foot sheet looks different, ie on a single stitch between the zig-zag overlock. Is this the correct selection, No. 3 on my push button menu. Old fashioned, but I quite like my 440.

[@mollymuzette5860]

Do you sell the Bernina Big Book of Feet?

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

Yes we have them. Just give us a call. 985-898-1112 🥰

[@hilloahdriskill8197]

I used this but it does not turn corners.

[@sewingwithcodyandpete8651]

In order to turn corners you have to make sure you release the stitch from the stitch finger. So to do this when you reach a corner lift your foot, and pull your fabric towards the back just a little and this will release the stitch from the little guide. Then you can place the fabric back underneath the foot and start stitch from the edge like normal.

[@rociomillanruiz1925]

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