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06-29-2019, 08:48 AM

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Evy

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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan

in the pdf that Ourworkbench posted above, on page 31/84, it looks like the straight stitch foot.

That may be it. I will include it in with the rest of the Janome feet just in case. Thanks everyone.

06-29-2019, 09:29 AM

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Your right it is a straight stitch foot that you can adjust your needle to where the hole is to make your straight stitches. I have never seen this foot either. It seems like a handy foot for some uses on the janome.

06-29-2019, 09:47 AM

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I am curious so I will be watching this thread. Some kind of cording foot perhaps?

06-29-2019, 10:06 AM

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I found that if I didn't put the hyphens in the part number "200331009" when I searched, it brought up more results.

I also saw that the 1/4 inch foot as shown at https://www.janome.com/accessories/s...nch-seam-foot/ has two holes like the one pictured, but has the additional guide.

According to https://www.janomesewingcentre.com.a...w-foot-h-foot/ it is for 7mm wide feed dogs and that is only for straight stitch in Central Needle Position.

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06-30-2019, 03:29 AM

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lindaschipper

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Handy if your needle moves right and left...mine doesn't.

06-30-2019, 08:54 AM

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themachinelady

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Could this be a foot for a double needle to sew a straight stitch so you would have an even line of double
stitching on whatever you are sewing, your machine must have something for two needles.

07-01-2019, 07:40 PM

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tuckyquilter

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Evy

I am seriously considering selling my Janome and am gathering up everything that came with it. This is a mystery presser foot, not in the manual, and I really don't think it came with the Janome. It very clearly has an H stamped on it, but when I did an online search for presser foot H, it showed a wide zig zag type opening. This one has two single needle holes. I am stumped. I have a Brother, and a Kenmore so it may have come with one of those. Any help is appreciated.

Why are you selling your Janome? I'm curious as I have an older one that I just don't use and it has always had such terrible tension/stitching issues I won't sell it to anyone. It was a floor model at a local Janome dealer and they could never get it to work right either.

07-02-2019, 02:51 AM

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Originally Posted by tuckyquilter

I have two other much less expensive machines that work very well. One is an older Kenmore that sews like a dream and the other a Singer Confidence Quilter which does well. The Janome never did work the way I thought it should for an expensive machine. (Still a low end model) It is at the dealer's now for repair and I will probably have them sell it on consignment. Need to downsize a bit!