The owners manual should tell you.
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Not a clue as to what it is, but, I'm glad it works for what you need it to do. I use a lot of unconventional things to accomplish what I need to do. Necessity is, after all, the mother of invention!
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I agree with others that say it is an overcast foot. It keeps the fabric flat when you overcast seams. You don't need to serge if you have one of these.
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Creative use of a foot with another purpose.
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https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/pu...-NVkoMMA=s90-cJanome overcast foot - 822808008
Use with the overlock stitch to give a professional finish to the edges of your seams. Particularly good for finishing off medium to heavyweight ... |
Giggling here. Now I know what mine is for......overcasting.....cool.
Learn something new every day. And I've been quilting forever. I usually avoid the things I don't know the use for. Now i can ask on a board. Sew many quilters have answers. I did this with my 401A and have since rec'd extra feet from members and cams for her too. Quilters are awesome friends. Thanks for sharing everyone. |
If it works, use it.
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I've never seen anything like it. But I've never used a Janome either.
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I think you're right. Mine is called an overcasting foot. I have a Janome MC4000. It is foot M.
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Glad it works just right...I am pretty sure that it is an overcast foot, but us it for whatever you need to use it for.
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