Can you do any zigzag stitch with this foot?
2019017
I'm pretty sure a zigzag stitch with this foot would result in frustration and broken needles very quickly.
2167888
Yes, look for some you tube videos using this foot to show you the results of two fabrics. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CXCZdyazJU0 I hope this helps
839087
I am just starting to make quilts, I know this is a quilting stitch. I am not sure if the machine will have the capability. I think it will on small projects with a special foot.
1817772
This foot works for both covering and sewing it into the seam as you would to make pillow. What the foot does, is hold the cording in place, first when you are making your own piping (fabric cover cording) and when you are sewing it in place between two layers of fabric. It will also work if you are making a pillow with store bought piping. Just pay attention to the size (diameter) of the cord. The foot does an excellent job of preventing the cord from "walking" (moving out of place) in either case. You can sew straight and faster and have a much neater looking end product! S
511932
Yes it has locking thumb screws next to the zig zag lever. It can be locked in any zig zag width setting between 1 & 5. Or locked in the straight stitch setting. At constant high speed sewing the zig zag lever could vibrate and move. This is a problem for manufacturing use where the machine runs for an eight hour shift. For the typical home user it's not a problem.
307870
No, not really. Not unless you use a seam ripper to undo the stitching, pull out the insides, then sew it back up again when you're done.
2047924
Walking foot, free motion foot and straight stitch quilting foot. This machine has one stitch. The feed dogs can be lowered for free motion quilting.
1675341
Depends on foot size. If you have small feet yes, but if you have normal size feet you could do maybe 1 foot at a time. I would suggest a plastic sweater box to soak feet they are more rectangular shaped.
1426979
I don't think you can; the spacing between the pegs is too large, even when you put the small pegs in every hole. I have made a really thick slipper/house sock but I was using #5 yarn.
62445
That I don't know, however there should be some videos about that on youtube. I would look there or at the website that is listed on the knitting machine box.
1131802
No. The quilting foot has to be ordered. The machine though is excellent for the money!
556557
I don't see why not. That is an interesting use for it. You might want to adjust the stitch length to correspond to the distance between holes.
1501286
I have not tried to do that, don't know how it would respond to an iron. If I did I would probably just butt the two sides together and do a wide zig zag to sew the two pieces together.
1200436
Yes- I did that for my granddaughter. It fits very nicely under the sewing machine foot and sews together very well.
1780145
do not deal with PrecisionSewing...get the foot from Janome for your particular machine. The foot I got was for a short shank and is of no use to me.
2233140
Yes. But I would cut off the zipper and sew a foot box in it. I trimmed the sides too, to make a mummy shape.
2021435
Yes. You will need to use a screwdriver to remove the attachment to clip on the feet and screw on the felling foot. This is common for many specialty feet.