She’s very lucky! Bernina machines are excellent. I worked in a costume shop with a whole bunch of 930 models– back when they were state-of-the-art :-) They’re still an excellent, versatile workhorse machine.

As for the feet, it’s really difficult to tell for sure because the photo isn’t that great and some of the feet would be best defined by examining details on areas not visible in the photo like the bottom or front edges. But a couple of them jumped out at me right away. Here are my guesses and opinions; your mileage may vary:

147 looks like some sort of patchwork or open embroidery foot. My guess is an open embroidery foot because patchwork feet usually had some notches on the sides of the feet for precise piecing (I don’t see notches but it’s hard to tell in the photo). Open embroidery feet have an open front on the foot which is meant to give better visibility while you’re doing detailed embroidery work. The toes of the foot are often shorter than a standard zigzag foot which allows for easier maneuvering and smoother stitching which is crucial for embroidery work. The embroidery foot often has a wedge-shaped indentation underneath which allows for turning curves easily and also allows satin stitches to glide without catching. It’s good for other things like appliqu

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