Ready to try Machine Quilting for the First Time?
But Feeling Nervous about doing it yourself ?
Find out How other quilters do it...

If you're looking at this Walking Foot, chances are...

• You're learning to make patchwork quilts, and you need one for class.
• You've made a few quilt tops already, and you're ready to start quilting.
• You normally get your machine quilting done, but would like to have a go yourself.

Feeling nervous because you've never done machine quilting before?
Don't be. Because you're not alone...


What if machine quilting on a domestic sewing machine was easier than you think?

Often the hard part is to come up with exactly the right tool, for the right job, at the right price. Of course, there is no doubt that in order to create beautiful quilts, you need to practice.....

But the first step in becoming an accomplished machine quilter is having the right tools.

The Secret Weapon of Successful Machine Quilting is a n Even Feed Walking Foot (this one comes with a Quilting Guide).

This foot simply screws on - in the same way you would with a darning foot!


Fits MOST Janome models with LOW shank (7mm) computerised machines, such as DC2150.

Also referred to as "Even Feed" foot, and sometimes called "Dual Feed", because it provides an extra set of "teeth" that grips your fabric from the top in the same way the teeth of your feed dog grips the bottom.

Housed in a durable Grade A plastic casing, this Walking Foot has  ALL metal internals for durability , and light weight plastic 'teeth'  gentle enough to protect your most delicate fabrics!






This Generic Walking Foot is the perfect partner for your 7mm Janome Sewing Machine with Low Shank, such as a Janome DC2150 (which we also sell. See our other listings).

Designed to fit most  Janome, Elna, Brother, Singer, plus other brands with Low Shank, it will fit machines with  7mm maximum stitch width (but NOT for 5mm or 9mm machines).


Equivalent to Janome Part numer 200-311-003


Fits 7mm Janome Low Shank models:

2160DC, 3160QDC, 4120QDC, 6260QC, CS995, 19110, DC2101, DC2050, DC2150, DC2200, DC3018, DC3050, DC3100, DC4030, DC6030, DC6050, DC6100, DM7200, DC7100, DC7060, MS5027LE, MW3018LE (MyExcel 18W), 4618, 4618QC, 5018, 5024, 5027, 5124, 6019QC, 6125QC, 6260QC, 652, 653, 654, 655, 655R (150), 659, MC3000, MC3500, MC4000, MC4800, MC4800QC, MC4900QC, MC5200, MC5500, MC5900QC, MC6000, MC6500P, ME4014, ME4015, ME4018, ME4123, Memory 7 (5001), MS2028, MS2522, MX3123, SD2014, SR2000, SS2015, SW2018, plus More.





Is this a Genuine Janome Foot?

Unlike some others in the market, this foot is made by the same people that makes branded sewing machine parts. At the same factory where sewing machine companies gets their parts made and packaged - located only a few minutes down the road from one of the BEST sewing machine factory in Taiwan.

This company is a third-generation family business that specialises in presser feet and parts. They are one of the few  certified makers for well-known sewing machine brands. That means you can trust the quality too.

I've personally visited the factory to verify for myself. I was genuinely impressed because of their a high quality assurance of Japanese standard - where the best sewing machines are still being made.

The  only difference is in the packaging - we had ours packaged under our own brand.

This means I'm  100% happy and confident that you and your sewing machine are in safe hands - because I recommend this foot to all my students, and use it for my own sewing too!

So do our happy customers - here's  just one of many reviews:


What does "Low Shank" and "High Shank" mean?

It means "shank height" or "shank size".

Most domestic machines have LOW shanks.





Just to give you an idea, we sell about 10 low shank presser feet to ONE high shank foot. That means if you don't know what sort of shank your machine has, it probably has a low shank.

Because High Shank machines are generally "fancy" embroidery models which are more costly, and those who invest in these models tend to know exactly what shank type it is.




Why Do I Need a Walking Foot, anyway?


A walking foot is design specifically for sewing multiple layers of fabric together... that's what you want when you do Machine Quilting.

Often called a "sandwich", the quilt you're making consist of THREE layers: Quilt Top, Batting and Backing.  And sewing through all those layers can be tricky......



When you try to do machine quilting WITHOUT a walking foot, you will find:

1. The layers will shift away from each other as you sew along.
2. You get puckers form on the backside of your quilt
3. Worse of all, it's very likely that you will "run out of Backing" as a result of  the puckering!

Why?

Because your machine's feed dog only feeds the bottom layer of fabric (that's your Backing). 

Which means the other layers (Quilt Top & Batting) are simply sliding along as they pass under the presser foot. 

This causes the layers to shift..... and that's where your problem begins.

So, What's a Quilter to Do?





What this walking foot does is hold your quilt layers together as you stitch . It grips the top layer of fabric, while your machine grips the bottom layer. 

Together, they move the layers through your machine at an even rate.

You will end up with pucker-free, neat, straight line machine quilting.... No More Unpicking!




What else is it good for?

• Try machine sewing when attaching Binding to your quilt...!!!  Your Walking Foot will keep all the layers together.
• Love the look of Mitre Corners on your Border but hate sewing on the bias grain?  Try it with the Walking Foot for a super smooth finish.
• It is also a handy tool to have when you sew together the multi-layers of a "rag" or "slash" quilt and when you work with heavy fabrics such as denim
• Here's an idea:  turn those old jeans into a Throw in a weekend...!

Does it help with things other than Quilting?

Yes, Definitely!

• Your walking foot is also perfect for sewing silky or slippery fabrics... you gain precise control with NO stress!
• For sewing checks / plaids when matching pattern on the fabric is essential, you can whip things up knowing the patterns will stay as you've cut & placed them!
• If you do a bit of "retro" or vintage reproduction work that requires sewing on the bias grain, you will get a much smoother result with the additional stability provided by the walking foot.
• Even on textured (or 'napped') specialty fabrics such as velveteen, corduroy and fur / leather..... you will get a professional finish!
• You will find it especially helpful when working on large projects for you home, such as curtains, loose covers and large cushions that require long seams.
• Love to make your own jeans or streetwear? This foot is also great for topstitching (the decorative stitching normally done in contrast colour over side seams on your jeans) giving consistent stitches every time, no matter how bulky the seams may be.

The response for discovering the walking foot has been phenomenal.

Here is what other people are saying about it:











This Walking Foot is NOT for you if:

• Your machine does NOT have Low Shank.
• You are not prepared to screw this foot on and off.
  
• You have a 9mm machine with High shank.

None of the above? Great. Get one :-)



Grab yours now and you can experience:

• Handle multiple layers of fabric - Done Quickly & Easily.
• Save Time and Get your project done - already!
  
• Do it Right in the first place - so you can Avoid Unpicking :-)
• A sense of achievement , because you've solved your own problem.
• No more frustration - just you and your sewing machine enjoying a stress-free time!
  
• Be proud and tell everyone: "I made this!"
  

Simply  Click The Add To Cart Button To Get Yours Now!