Does this bobbin winder work with Janome embroidery bobbins without a problem?
1601438
I would think it would work with all bobbins. it has been a wonderful tool for me. Gloria
1974714
yes it works . i have a brother sewing machine too. it works well with these threads.
1142086
I'm not sure. Check your manual to see if this model of bobbin will work. What I do know is that you should use the same type of bobbin every time. Your machine's bobbin tension will stay the same if you use the same type of bobbins. I bought these and LOVE them! It is 100% worth the money to buy a large amount of prewound bobbins! I was buying 10 at a time and it got expensive. Buying them in bulk cut the cost tremendously! Hope this helps! Happy sewing!
2029637
Yes, according to the Janome website the Circular Sewing Attachment #200024109 will fit the following machines: MC11000, 6300P, HD3000, DC1018, Magnolia 7330, Magnolia 7360, DC2013, DC5100, 4120QDC, 8077, 49018, 49360, DC2012, DC2014, DC3050, DC4030P, JW7630, DC2015
1405453
My guess after looking at the bobbins recommended for the Elna 520 is yes the Janome pinks should work. Looks exactly the same.
271766
I have a Juki and that is why I got this cause it was so difficult to go back and forth most of the adapters will make it to use with most bobbins, Only advice is make sure the speed is on higher end to get an even distribution on the bobbin and it makes it tighter.
1257141
Yes. As long as you follow the directions precisely. Tons of videos on YouTube.com for it. Use the plastic bobbin for bottom threading. Or SLIGHTLY clamp around the rim of the metal bobbins. If you don't, the top thread likes to get caught under the lip and cause HUGE amounts of thread to knot up and lock up your machine. Ugh.
1208917
I also have Janome. A 6500 and a 6600. They are both low shank machines and both will except this foot. You will have to remove the small part with the snap on bar, but it will fit. The one in the picture is the one I have but when the one that pops up is a plastic style. You might try other listings to get a metal one. Hope this helps. Happy sewing!
1723920
Supposedly these are almost universal for Janome sewing machines. These are listed as usage for Janome 2212. The bobbins work in my Janome Magnolia #7318; the problem I have with them is as the machine sews there is a rattling sound. I never experienced the rattling sound before using these bobbins.
1238637
They say they do. They just make the bobbin spin easier, my thought is yes. I do know for sure they will work on Phaff and Janome, as I have used them on both. Seem to do their job pretty well, not perfect, but do see improvement, so I'll keep using them.
1733896
no. it does not. it is a "cover stitch machine". Janome makes a very nice 5 thread serger that makes a 2 thread chain stitch while sergin. but if you want a proper three thread cover stitch, and a proper 3 thread serged edge at the same time, your only options are the BabyLock Evolution/Ovation models.
1398333
I love my Janome . I mainly use it for quilting, but also do a lot of alterations for friends and family. Working with thick fabric and seams on blue jeans is the worst, but my janome goes over those seams, well, seamlessly! Haha. Seriously, my Janome has an even feed system that works like a charm on thick fabrics. Hope this info helps. CB
1596124
I believe so. I have both the drop in bobbin Janome and the bobbin case Janome.
1223510
Yes! the Janome DC 3050 has 50 different stitches. I have done an overcast stitch with my standard foot. I love it.
1353646
I don't know the Janome machine, (but it looks like it will) but I took a gamble with my husqvarna and it works just fine. Check the return policy on the foot. This brand is much less expensive than the brand name and I was happy with it.
1858367
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
501201
I have to admit that I am not familiar with the bobbins number. Now, I use the plastic bobbins for my kenmore and the most common metal ones. I used both in a 1948 singer and a lower bobbin in a 1955, it works great with both. I also use them with the small Mettler spools. I like them so much I ordered them twice.