Starting from top, left to right: Quilt Binder Attachment
AcuFeed Flex™ Foot, Darning Foot, Free Motion Quilting ZigZag Foot QV 9mm – Pivot Models, AcuFeed Flex™ ¼’’ Foot, Single Acufeed Flex™ Foot

1. Quilt Binder Attachment: The Quilt Binder Set is the perfect accessory for quick and trouble-free binding, with a superior design based on industrial binding attachments. The cone on the front of the fabric holder feeds and folds fabric for a ½” finished binding. Two upper screws on the binder allows you to adjust the fold of the fabric – set them at the same length for a straight stitch, or set the bottom a bit further than the top for a blanket stitch. Use the quilt binder set to produce ½’’ binding which can handle quilt fabric and other thick fabrics. A The set creates straight line binding for large quilts and also adds an eye-catching accent to any small items such as placemats and hot pads.
2. AcuFeed Flex™ Foot: The twin type dual feed attachments give you superior stability by taking full advantage of a wider stance. Engage the exclusive AcuFeed™ /AcuFeed Flex™ fabric feeding system and feel your project moving together under the needle with perfect precision.
3. Darning Foot: Sometimes referred to as the embroidery foot, the darning foot is used for ‘free hand’ embroidery and darning to ensure proper stitch formation, minimize skipped stitches and puckering and also protect your fingers while you move the fabric freely under the needle. Especially beneficial to those just learning how to do free hand embroidery. The open toe version greatly improves visibility of stitches and is especially popular with quilters.
4. Free Motion Quilting ZigZag Foot QV 9mm – Pivot Models: The clear view foot moves smoothly over uneven layers such as fabric with cording or ribbon, and can also be used with zigzag stitches.
5. AcuFeed Flex™ ¼’’ Foot: A popular foot with patchworkers for that essential 1/4-inch seam. The guide on the foot enables you to sew a perfect 1/4 inch seam every time. The guide can also be used wherever a 1/4-inch seam is called for but the markings on the needle plate cannot be used, such as when completing a flat-felled seam.
6. Single Acufeed Flex™ Foot: In addition to the original twin type, single type feet can now be used, expanding sewing possibilities. AcuFeed Flex™ keeps your thickest, trickiest layers moving in perfect sync with the feed dogs. You’re going to love the new AcuFeed Flex™ feet for stitching your fluffiest quilts, installing zippers, or matching seams!

When doing projects with small pieces or fine threads a small pair of scissors are a must. Janome has excellent little scissors that allow you to get nice and close to your work. These small pink scissors are approximately 4’’ with a sharp point on the end. This style of scissor makes cutting out awkward areas very simple. Whether you are a machine embroider cutting away applique or cutwork or a dressmaker trimming threads and cutting curves this pair of scissors are an excellent investment. Head into your local Janome retailer to purchase your very own pair today.

Part number: 803 813 007 – Embroidery Scissors – Pink

No matter how advanced or sophisticated the sewing machine has become, the basic principle of selecting the correct needle to be used must still apply. Quite simply, the finer the fabric the finer the needle, the heavier the fabric the heavier the needle, but whether fine or heavy it is important to replace your needles regularly. In order to achieve the very best results from a Janome Machine, we recommend that you use the correct Janome needle for the fabric you are using and that they are changed approximately every 8 – 10 hours. Using other brands of needle may cause stitching issues as they differ in length to Janome needles and are structurally different.

From years past when it was an exclusively hand-sewn affair, embroidery was not only a practical part of everyday life but was also used to add a touch of elegance. Over time embroidery has evolved to include beautiful multi-hued patterns and various combinations of threads and fabrics.

Enjoy the wonderful world of embroidery with high quality Janome embroidery thread collections. Start with the highest quality fabrics and threads to ensure your creations maintain their beauty for years to come. Carefully plan your embellishments and test before sewing your actual project. Then let the precision of your Janome sewing machine and accessories do the work.

Each box contains 27 assorted coloured threads and a bobbinfil reel.

Box 1

Box 2

Box 3

Skipped stitching? Tension issues? Thread knotting or looping? So you think you’ve got the right machine, the right thread and the right tension in place, but you’re still not getting that perfect stitch. The answer might just be sitting right under your needle plate all this time.

Bobbins…

Janome has a variety of hoops to meet your embroidery needs. From the small free arm hoop for adding just a bit of embroidery, to the Macro / Giga / Grande hoops for extra-large designs, we have the hoops to meet your layout needs depending on the machine.

Please quote your machine model when ordering. We have listed all the hoops available for Janome machines both standard and optional with their size for your reference. The hoops are listed in the machine model grouping.

MC15000, MC14000 & MC12000

859 436 005        Hat Hoop Insert – Optional

ASQ22 Hoop       ACUFIL Quilting Kit MC14000 & MC12000 (220 x 220) – Optional

859 820 000        GR Hoop (230 x 300) – Standard

859 821 001        Magnetic Clamps for GR Hoop (Pack of 4) – Standard

859 822 002        SQ23 Hoop (230 x 230) – Standard

859 823 003        SQ14 Hoop (140 x 140) – Standard

859 824 004        FA10 Hoop (100 x 40) – Standard

Skyline S9 & MC9900

861 402 205        FA10a (100 x 40) – Standard for S9 and Optional for MC9900

861 803 509        RE20a (170 x 200) – Standard

861 804 407        SQ14a (140 x 140) – Standard

MC11000 & MC11000SE

200 335 003        Hat Hoop (Fits in RE Hoop. Sews ST Hoop Area) – Optional

860 402 006        FA Hoop (Free arm) (50 x 50) – Optional

860 403 007        MA Hoop (Macro) (200 x 280) – Optional

860 421 001        RE Hoop (140 x 200) – Optional

860 433 006        AQ Hoop (140 X 200) – Standard for MC11000SE only

860 801 009        SQ Hoop (200 x 200) – Standard

860 802 000        ST Hoop (126 x 110) – Standard

MC500E & MC400E (Model Specific)

864 403 009        RE28B Hoop (200mm x 280mm) – Standard for MC500E only

864 404 000        SQ20B Hoop (200mm X 200mm) – Standard

864 405 001        RE20B Hoop (140mm X200mm) – Optional

864 406 002        SQ14B Hoop (140mm X 140mm) – Optional

864 407 003        RE10B Hoop (100mm X 40mm) – Optional

864 402 008        Acufil Quilting Kit ASQ18B (180mm X180mm) – Optional for MC500E and MC400E

MC300E, MC350E, MC370E, MC9500, MC9700, MC10000, MC10001

200 335 003        Hat Hoop (Fits in B Hoop. Sews A Hoop Area) – Optional

850 406 009        D Hoop (Giga) (size of two B Hoops) – Optional

850 411 007        F Hoop (Round Spring Loaded) (126 x 110) – Optional

850 801 008        A Hoop (126 x 110) – Standard

850 802 009        B Hoop (140 x 200) – Standard

850 803 000        C Hoop (Free Arm) (50 x 50) – Optional

MC200E

856 401 002        J Hoop (50 x 50) – Optional

856 801 006        J Hoop (Standard) (140 x 140) – Standard

MB-4, MB-4S, MB-7

770 480 006        Sock Hoop – Optional

770 489 005        Flat Hat Hoop (Sews M2 Designs and lower) – Optional

770 487 106        J6 Monogram Hoop (66 x 66) – Optional

770 487 405        J8 Monogram Hoop (120 x 121) – Optional

770 487 508        J4 Monogram Hoop (42 x 67) – Optional

770 807 003        M1 Hoop (Standard) (240 x 200) – Standard

770 808 004        M2 Hoop (Standard) (126 x 110) – Standard

770 809 005        M3 Hoop (Standard) (50 x 50) – Standard

770 482 008       Hoop Holder for Monogram Hoops (Must have this in order to use J4, J6, J8 hoops)

Skipped stitching? Tension issues? Thread knotting or looping?

So you think you’ve got the right machine, the right thread and the right tension in place, but you’re still not getting that perfect stitch. The answer might just be sitting right under your needle plate all this time. Bobbins.

This cute little yoyo-looking thing actually deserves more credit for a good stitch than you think.

Contrary to what some people believe, not all bobbins were created equal. At first glance they may look the same, but in actual fact different brand bobbins differ in diameter, height, depth and shape.

A bobbin that is too small in diameter will cause the thread to tangle in the bobbin case while sewing. A bobbin that is slightly too tall will certainly jam. Some sewing machines will tolerate a slightly different bobbin better than others, but using the incorrect bobbin will most likely affect the stitch quality of your project, and could result in damage to your machine.

The original bobbins that come with every new Janome machine are guaranteed genuine Janome bobbins. They are exactly the right size and shape for a snug fit in your Janome sewing machine, resulting in perfect stitches and a smoother sewing experience.

If you’re after the ultimate sewing experience, ask about our ‘J bobbins’ at your local accredited Janome store. These specially branded bobbins have the letter ‘J’ imprinted on the bobbin shafts.They are formulated with a combination of plastic and rubber to better hold thread, absorb vibration and reduce noise.

Special ‘J-bobbins’ with resin for the ultimate sewing experience.

In the grand scheme of things, bobbins are truly inexpensive. So why would you choose a quality machine but “cheap-out” on bobbins? If you happen to have “foreign” bobbins hanging out in your sewing room, the best thing to do is to get rid of them and get yourself some genuine quality Janome bobbins from your local dealer.