
Bernina Presser Foot for Eyelet Embroidery #92
The Bernina Presser Foot for Eyelet Embroidery #92 is a free-motion presser foot made specifically for creating eyelets. Like Darning Foot #9, it does not press the fabric flat against the feed dog. Instead, a spring-loaded hopper holds the fabric down during each stitch, preventing it from lifting or flagging as the needle moves.
Works with Eyelet Attachment #82
This foot is the designated companion to Bernina Eyelet Embroidery Attachment #82. Together, they create decorative and functional eyelets for belts, garments, curtains, and craft projects. The attachment controls the circular motion while the foot keeps the fabric stable throughout the stitching process.
Best Uses
Decorative eyelets | Functional eyelets for belts and lacing | Curtain eyelets | Garment embellishment | Free-motion embroidery accents
Compatible with both 5.5 mm and 9 mm Bernina machines.
Compatible Machine Categories
B / C / D / Ea2-4 / Eb2-4 / Ec / F / G
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Bernina machines take Presser Foot #92?
It fits Bernina categories B, C, D, Ea2 to Ea4, Eb2 to Eb4, Ec, F, and G, which covers 73 models from the 125 and 135 through the current 5, 7, 8, and 9 Series. Confirm your machine category with the guide linked on this page before ordering.
What is Presser Foot #92 used for?
It is a free motion foot made for stitching eyelets. Instead of pressing the fabric flat against the feed dog, a spring loaded hopper holds the fabric down on each stitch so it cannot lift with the needle.
Do I need Eyelet Attachment #82 as well?
For standard eyelet work, yes. Foot #92 is the designated partner to Bernina Eyelet Embroidery Attachment #82 and the two are built to be used together. The foot on its own still works for other free motion stitching, but the attachment is what sets and holds the eyelet size.
How is #92 different from Darning Foot #9?
Both are free motion feet that use a hopper rather than constant pressure. Foot #9 is a general darning and free motion foot, while #92 is shaped for eyelet work with the #82 attachment. For free motion quilting or thread painting, #9 is the more usual choice.
Does the feed dog stay up with this foot?
No. Lower the feed dog and let the hopper action control the fabric. With the feed dog raised, the machine works against the circular motion needed to form an eyelet.
