Janome 6600 FMQ foot
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I would like to try FMQ with my Janome. Purchased the special bobbin case but not sure about the "foot". I have the darning foot that came with the machine but I think I read somewhere that Janome has a different darning foot for FMQ for this machine. Is that correct? If so has anyone used it?
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There's a convertable free motion foot you can buy, it has different attachments for the openings like a closed hole piece, open hole (like the one that comes with your machine) and a large plastic bullseye hole piece. They just screw in to the main foot.
It is not necessary to have that to use the special bobbin case. I had the 6600 for awhile and I didn't get the special attachment until I got the Horizon.
I found that you definitely need to adjust the tension on top though, the new bobbin works pretty well.
It is not necessary to have that to use the special bobbin case. I had the 6600 for awhile and I didn't get the special attachment until I got the Horizon.
I found that you definitely need to adjust the tension on top though, the new bobbin works pretty well.
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Originally Posted by Jamiestitcher62
There's a convertable free motion foot you can buy, it has different attachments for the openings like a closed hole piece, open hole (like the one that comes with your machine) and a large plastic bullseye hole piece. They just screw in to the main foot.
It is not necessary to have that to use the special bobbin case. I had the 6600 for awhile and I didn't get the special attachment until I got the Horizon.
I found that you definitely need to adjust the tension on top though, the new bobbin works pretty well.
It is not necessary to have that to use the special bobbin case. I had the 6600 for awhile and I didn't get the special attachment until I got the Horizon.
I found that you definitely need to adjust the tension on top though, the new bobbin works pretty well.
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