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A Little “Hare” In Your Machine

Posted on April 15, 2022 by Anne Stitcher

At a sewing event, my friend asked if I would like to create a Luna Lapin project with her. I had no idea what it was about, but I said “yes” anyway. We both have grand-daughters, so we made rabbits … Continue reading →

Versatility of the Janome HP Needle Plate and HP Foot Part 2

Posted on March 21, 2022 by janomeman

In another blog on Janome Life, I posted about the versatility of using the Janome HP Needle Plate and HP Foot on my Janome Continental M7 to complete a few little projects and repairs which have been waiting patiently in … Continue reading →

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Versatility of the HP Needle Plate and HP Foot

Posted on February 21, 2022 by janomeman

Perhaps you’re like me and have an ever-growing To Do list of repairs and alterations to make. These often wait till we can find/make the time, and/or are in the right head space to tackle them. I recently took some … Continue reading →

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Sewing for the Holidays

Posted on December 31, 2021 by trinagallop

It’s been a busy December for many reasons. This month always has my Janome Skyline S9 seeing a flurry of activity. I am definitely someone who works to deadline, and Christmas and the holidays is always a hard and fast … Continue reading →

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The Janome MC 9450 offers even more “flex”ibility with AcuFeed!

Posted on July 16, 2021 by janomeman

A while back I sewed a set of 4 placemats, a table runner and 4 mug rugs from a beautiful indigo blue layer cake. I decided to try a different quilting technique on each of the placemats. I quilted one … Continue reading →

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Skipped Stitches Solutions Part 2

Posted on November 8, 2019 by janomeman

Today, I’ll continue to share more tips and tricks to help eleviate the universal pet-peeve of the dreaded skipped stitch. Please click on this link to review Part 1. Most of the time, a bit of tweaking with your tools … Continue reading →

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GLAD YOU ASKED THAT: What is the difference between the various Janome needle plates?

Posted on August 14, 2018 by Janome Canada

I get quite a few queries about needle plates. Questions like: what is the difference between this one and that one? And our newer HP needle plate has some people confused. I am also asked what all the markings … Continue reading →