One of the most popular Sewing Machine attachments is, without doubt, the Even Feed Foot. Sometimes referred to as the "Walking Foot" this clever attachment is designed with a set of built-in feed dogs (teeth) that grip and advance the upper layer of fabric whilst working in unison with the sewing machine feed dogs as they grip the underside of the fabric. This action helps to prevent layers of fabric from "shifting apart" as they move through the machine. Use this foot when matching stripes and checks, sewing draylons and velvets, making up knitwear or when sewing long seams on curtains especially if matching patterns. It is also useful when tackling leather, vinyl, or plastics and other difficult to handle materials. It is an absolute must for quilters. Used with the Quilting guide it helps to maintain perfect parallel lines when stitching and keeps the fabric and batting layers from feeding through unevenly

Janome Long Quilting Guide Bar Set. This Long Quilting Bar is used to keep lines of quilting straight. The new extra-long format allows spacing up to 4-1/4". This set includes a guide bar for left and right placements

The Convertible Even Feed Set is the latest addition to the Janome range and is designed with convenient features for the Quilter. The set includes an Even Feed Foot with Closed-Toe, Convertible Open-Toe for extra visibility, a clip-on Ditch Quilting Guide and an Adjustable left/right Quilting Guide. The new construction of these feet makes it easier than ever to set up for all your quilting tasks.

One of the most popular Sewing Machine attachments is, without doubt, the Even Feed Foot. Sometimes referred to as the "Walking Foot" this clever attachment is designed with a set of built-in feed dogs (teeth) that grip and advance the upper layer of fabric whilst working in unison with the sewing machine feed dogs as they grip the underside of the fabric. This action helps to prevent layers of fabric from "shifting apart" as they move through the machine. Use this foot when matching stripes and checks, sewing draylons and velvets, making up knitwear or when sewing long seams on curtains especially if matching patterns. It is also useful when tackling leather, vinyl, or plastics and other difficult to handle materials. It is an absolute must for quilters. Used with the Quilting guide it helps to maintain perfect parallel lines when stitching and keeps the fabric and batting layers from feeding through unevenly. This Open-Toe version is often preferred by quilters as it allows better visibility of the stitching and needle position

EVEN FEED FOOT: High Shank The even feed foot walks over fabric to assist with smooth feeding. With this foot fabric can be sewn without puckering, as the fabric is gripped and fed by both the upper and lower feed dogs. Use the quilting quide for perfectly spaced parallel lines of stitching or to form a wider seam allowance. For Janome Top Loaders Category C.

Janome 200339007 | Open-Toe Walking Foot with Quilting Guide The Even Feed Foot, sometimes referred to as the walking foot, is designed with a set of feed dogs which allow the fabric to feed without shirting and eliminates the problem of the under layer of fabric coming up short. The even feed foot is also great for topstitching, which can be spoilt due to irregularity of stitching. This is often caused by the bulk created with the seam allowance especially around collars and reveres. using the walking foot for topstitching will eliminate this problem and give perfect stitching every time.

Category B - Top loading machine (6.5mm - 7mm width - short shank)Janome 200339007 | Open-Toe Walking Foot with Quilting Guide The Even Feed Foot, sometimes referred to as the walking foot, is designed with a set of feed dogs which allow the fabric to feed without shirting and eliminates the problem of the under layer of fabric coming up short. The even feed foot is also great for topstitching, which can be spoilt due to irregularity of stitching. This is often caused by the bulk created with the seam allowance especially around collars and reveres. using the walking foot for topstitching will eliminate this problem and give perfect stitching every time.