I have a Janome model 2008 in Brazil , I'm looking for this zipper foot, I don't understand what is a low shank snap on, could you let me know?
743537
A "low shank" means the bottom of the presser foot to the screw measures about 3/4".. "snap on" means literally the presser foot simply snaps onto the machine. I suggest you look at your machine and measure the distance between the bottom of the presser foot to the screw above and then check to see how you remove your presser foot. If the presser foot removes very easily with just a quick press of a lever, this zipper foot is definitely for you.
373278
No. This is so you can use regular feet from other machines, notice the screw mount at the bottom. It depends on the shank size. For example this machine would never be able to use a Singer slant shank style due to the tilt. Snap on need an adapter that states it is for snap on feet.
2263120
I really don't know . The box mine came in says Ultimate Ruffler Janome and it fits my machine Janome10000. It fits the snap on tpe. It does not make very big pleats but does ruffle. I am no professional and it does not work very well for me but it gathers also. I think you machine uses the snap on feet.The box says it fits ANY home-use sewing machine. I don't think it will fit a machine that does not have the snap on feet.
1537871
Yor manual should tell you. You could also search the Internet with the model number. Most machines are low shank.
803453
If your Janome has a foot that all of your interchangeable feet 'latch' onto, it should work. Most Janome machines do. The problem with this foot is that it's poorly designed. The back is too wide and will not let you sew the top around the zipper pull without an ugly curve or doing it in several steps after you've moved the zipper pull out of the way--a pain. I suggest you look at the Kalevel foot instead.
590023
Well... Studiohut (the seller) should probably know better than me, but mine definitely comes off. I just took it off to see. There's an adjustment knob on the bottom that screws into the cold shoe from the bottom via 1/4-20 thread. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean, or perhaps it's been re-engineered since I bought mine.
448862
I only know that this zipper foot works on both of Janome QS2250 and Horizon Memoty Craft 7700 QP models, no idea sbout magnolia 7318.
1077271
I am able to use this 1/4 in. foot on my basic Janome Sewing machine, Babylock Ellageo, Babylock Ellure Plus and Brother 4000D. The foot doesn't come with a shaft attached so it just clips on the one that is already on these machines. Hope this helps.
1048514
I wish I could advise you. I've got a Janomi, so I can only say how it works on my machine. You might want to ask a sewing machine technician (someone who fixes sewing machines) if it would work for you. Good luck!
1811152
Hi Donna, Low shank simply means the shank (distance from the bottom of the sewing foot to the screw) is short. Most modern machines are low shank, while some older (pre-1980) and industrial machines are high shank. These machines have a longer distance from the screw to the sewing foot. Hope this helps!
1300014
If your model uses snap on feet it should work just fine. Works great on my Singer.
1400340
Not sure, but the foot will fit many low shank machines. I'd check your Singer manual to see what feet they list for your specific machine.
535609
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.
420535
I'm not sure about that particular model but just took the chance that it would fit my sewing machine. It said it fit all low shank snap ons and luckily it fit my machine. I have a brother and am very happy I took the chance and it worked out for me. A very good foot to have and I wasn't out alot if it didn't fit.
845150
This foot is a "Low Shank" presser foot. To determine which presser foot you need for your machine - (High Shank or Low Shank): To Measure: When presser foot is down, measure the distance from the bottom of the pressure foot to the screw-hole that holds the foot onto the presser bar. *A high shank machine measures approximately 1 1/4" from the presser foot screw to the bottom of the foot. (Uses High Shank Sewing Feet) *A low shank machine measures approximately 3/4" from the presser foot screw to the bottom of the foot. (Uses Low Shank Sewing Feet) Sometimes you can find adapters, but I would try to find "low" or "high" shank as your machine needs. I hope this helps you!!
1265002
It's pretty flexible what it will fit. You need a foot that will let various feet fit onto it, that will latch onto the zipper foot. You will also need a machine which has a needle that will move to various positions side to side. I don't mean that will zig zag, but will sew straight at various locations which will enable you to sew on each side of the zipper foot. I do know that some Janome machines will not do this.
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I saw them available on Amazon. Do a search for Janome presser feet on Amazon.