This machine has feet that are all Janome brand. To buy the Straight Stitch Needle Plate should I look under Janome name?
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Did you find your straight stitch plate? I found it for you, if you still need it, let me know and I'll post the the info.
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I have had both machine and definitely prefer and highly recommend the Janome. The stitches are perfect no misses and I work this machine a lot. I use a lot of spandex fabric and it still never misses a stitch even going over the seams. Releasing the fabric is always a problem unless you want to 'run off the edge' of the fabric and end that way. The brother always gave me problems as it would not always release the stitch like it was supposed to. The Janome does. Just make sure as you pull your fabric out you have hold of all 3 threads else you will unravel the stitches. I work with doll clothes and the only thing I wish the Janome would do was to give me a narrow stitch which the Brother has, but having used it now for over 6 months and it runs so smooth I can give up that for not having missed stitches or thread breaking. The arm extension is useful to be able to drop your fabric down and around. This feature is not on the Brother. I would highly recommend this machine to anyone wanting a cover stitch machine. This machine is used daily by me so 6 months of my life is probably over 12 months in someone else's life. :)
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The even feed foot I purchased for my Janome Platinum. It is for a short shank machine. I would to to the Janome web site or into a Janome dealer to find the answer to your question. When I was looking for my even feed foot, I put in the model and name of my machine and that's how I found mine. Good luck.
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I'm not sure. Perhaps check Janome's website. I think it works on all Janome sewing machines. All the best.
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I have a Singer Quantum XL-1 and a Janome ,both are low shank , the foot fits both machines .
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I'm not familiar with your machine. I would go to the Janome site and look at their power cords and see what is listed for your machine. I have an older Janome sewing/embroidery machine. I'm sorry I couldn't be of any more help than that.
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Yes, it does. If you go go Janome.com and click on "machines", then your model, then "accessories", it will list all of the feet for your machine along with the part #'s. That way you can search on the part # to find what you need on Amazon.
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I don't know for sure as your machine isn't listed under the ones they say the foot is for, however, they don't list it for my machine either and it works very well. Before running your machine with it make sure your needle doesn't hit any part of the foot. I use the stitch designed for free motion quilting as written in my manual.
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Well, it's kinda like the zigzag/all purpose foot. It has a wide opening that narrows down to a opening to the wide slot suitable for a zigzag stitch. It is not like the embroidery/darning foot at all. I do hope this helps you. For a good picture, go to this (http://www.amazon.com/Distinctive-Walking-Sewing-Machine-Presser/dp/B003EMLDX4/ref=sr_1_23?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1407251149&sr=1-23&keywords=distinctive+presser+feet) Amazon link.
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this machine comes with a zigzag foot, buttonhole foot, overcasting foot, monogramming foot, zipper foot, blind stitch foot and a button fitting foot and it comes with twin needles. But you can't use all types of bobbins in the machine. You have to get the ones they recommend for it. It's worth the investment.
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I'm not familiar with a lot of different machines. I have a Janome 2212 which is a very basic model and it works well with it. I used to have my grandmother's singer and this walking foot worked well with it also. Seems to be pretty versatile. HTH
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I don't own a janome gem but I believe this foot will work on any Janome Sewing Machine.
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I bought the machine for my daughter. However, I do know she purchases her machine needles at JoAnn's Fabrics and from Nancy's Notions, a mail order source.
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I don't know but I know who you can find out and if it won't they can order the right size you need this size or bigger.and they are cheaper than amazon and eBay.look up kensewingcenter.com. they have a free number you can call.I have bought all my sewing machines and tables ,thread everything from there since I found them.I have 5 janome machines and matching tables.only place I buy from now.fast shipping.hope this helps
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You will need to research to discover if your machine is a LOW SHANK or HIGH SHANK machine. IF your machine is a LOW SHANK machine this walking foot WILL fit. IF it is NOT a LOW SHANK machine it will NOT fit. You probably should email Janome customer service and ask about your machine. Hope this helps.
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I love my Janome magnolia sewing machine, but I don't think that I would try making denim clothes on it, unless I would perhaps serge first and then press to one side and top-stitch the fabric. I would certainly proceed with caution with any machine though and be sure to use the appropriate needle. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it is a good machine especially for a total beginner. Why? Because 1. It's not one of those toys going for $25.00 that breaks as soon as you plug it in, causes frustration and you end up quitting; and 2. Janome is one of the top 3 BEST sewing machine makers in the world. They stand behind their products and they do not disappoint. Very few Janomes end up in the repair shop. You want to start out with something simple so you can avoid confusion and learn the basics like I did. This machine is simple. If you have a good teacher (yeah, Youtube can be very helpful), follow the instruction manual, take your time and start with small simple projects you will do fine on this machine. This is why so many schools buy this very model for their sewing students in home ec class. This machine is white just like in the photo. It comes with a 5 pack of spare universal needles size 12 and maybe 6 spare bobbins. You should buy needles since you should change needles every project or every 4 hours of sewing time which ever comes first. Janome Brand, Organ or Schmetz flat shank are good. If you need more bobbins I would find a certified Janome dealer to buy from. Not all bobbins fit all machines. Do not use anything SINGER with this machine. And finally, make sure you buy from an authorized Janome dealer or the warranty will be void. Contact Janome for a list of dealers in your area. They have a website and FB page.