Hi all, I posted a message a couple weeks ago that my dealer is going out of business. He has a store, Sew Vac Central, in Crawfordsville, Indiana. I was there a couple days ago and saw that he had

Thanks for responding. I think my error might have had a red circle with a slash too. Janome said that they couldn’t predict what was wrong without knowing EXACTLY what the error message said. I

I, too, had a problem with my foot control. My dealer said she would send it back to Janome and I haven't heard back. I can't remember exactly what the message said. I think it had the red circle

Thank you for looking at this. I still get this message "Communication error - connect the machine with usb. Make sure machine is turned on before connecting" The drivers are installed on my

There is no problem with 32-bit computers. Horizon Link is actually a 32-bit program, but it also works on 64-bit computers. Without knowing what happens when you connect, it's hard to offer specific

Anyone having trouble with this? I installed it on my computer, upgraded my 12000 machine and upgraded the Horizon link, but it will not connect to the 12000. Someone told me it will not work with a

It just said that there was an error and showed a picture of the foot control. Janome responded and wanted to know the exact message also. I was sort of shocked and didn’t pay attention to the

What did the message say? The only message I've ever seen related to the foot control was the one that says to unplug it if you hit the START button, so if it wasn't that it's new to me!

I was sewing along yesterday and I got an error message about my foot pedal. It did not say to remove the foot pedal, so I did not accidentally push the start/stop button. The foot pedal wasn't

Thank you!

Yes, this feature is available in Digitizer MBX. From the menu choose "Setup -> Work Environment", then the "Combine" tab. Check the "Add alignment marks" box. You can also adjust the margin to

I've uploaded pictures of my version of the tile motif pillow from the Janome 12000 project site. Maybe not the easist thing to practice learning on. I'm glad I had watched the MBX digitizer

I was able to open both of the downloads (in English) that you sent - thanks very much. My computer knows that I'm not very good at it - it's typical that the download would appear in a foreign

Both links are working correctly for me, and no one else has reported a problem. Were you typing in the addresses from your printed copy? If so, there is probably something missing. It's much easier

I printed out the your magazine and really enjoyed all the projects! I couldn't access the link on page 50 for the downloads and I tried the mc11000 upgrade link on page 49 and it came through in

Once again............Thank you so very much for that info, would hate to damage my beautiful 12000 so will sell that set to someone who has an 11000 Kris in Aus

Yes, I did this as well with quilts that I was making for Project Linus and also with a few baby quilts I have done. It is a great way to make sure that the binding stays on through washings and use.

If you don't want to spend the money on the binding foot; I've had very good results with sewing the binding on the back of the quilt; then turning it to the front and using the stitch-in-ditch foot

Well actually Jim can't use the Binding attachment for anything more than a paperweight. Diane is the one who uses it for binding whenever possible. She demonstrates it in the video for that

I recently saw Jim was using the binding foot on quilts. How does one turn the corner. I am very interested and I make quite a few quilts that go to hospitals and need secure binding since they get