I have the Babylock Destiny and the carrying case for it is great with fourwheels and plenty of room to put in accessories, etc. for the Janome15000. Donna Brooke

Hello! I recently purchased an AnnitaGoode Christmas collection of hand stitched look designs specifically created for using metallic thread. Having not used metallics on the 15000 I made a point of

Put a “topper” stabilizer (vilene is one) on top of the glove in addition to your regular stabilizer. That prevents the design from sinking down into the gloves. I ran out of vilene when doing

I believe the 2XL will work. Dimensions are: 28.5 x 20.5 x 3.2 inches. Amazon has them. Vikki

Sue, One side of the Tutto unzips. See if it slide in sideways there. Vicki Jo Virus-free. www.avast.com

I have a tutti rolling case for my 15000. It fits perfectly. Did you try to put it in through the side? The embroidery unit won't fit with it, you have to transport it in the case. Sent from Yahoo

Has anyone had success monogramming knit gloves. If so can you share any tips? Thanks, Linda

I am looking to get an iPad to go with the Janome MC15000. Which one should I get? I'm a PC kinda gal. There are models such as Mini 2, Air 2, Pro and more??? How many G's are necessary (16 or 32)?

I tried to take my 15000 out of the house and it wouldn't fit in my XL Tutto bag. I realize I need a larger one, but the top and bottom openings are only 23", and the machine is 24". Does anyone

Jan, I always use two sheets of Vilene and pick a design that is rather light with not many filled areas. Filled designs will make a hard spot on the fleece. That is for the bottom and then I also

I always thought that you have to use cutaway stabilizer with fleece, since it is a knit. I usually use Sulky Soft N Sheer Extra. And if you need to, you can float a piece of tearaway

I'm picking up my new S9 this morning (getting a 2 hr. lesson on the sewing section). Looking forward to bringing it home! Does anyone else have this machine?

I'm not happy with the reverse side of my sample stitch out and not sure what to change, so hoping others can share their results. What I want is to have a reverse side that looks appealing though not

Embird will too!

Thanks, Jim. I'm not sure what I did, but I followed your advise and fixed it. I have opened and closed the arm several times and have stitched out a couple of projects. It seems to be fine, but

Thanks, I know it's here somewhere, and as long as I don't need it for the 12000, I'm not going to worry about it. Too much else to do :-)

One solution is to get some empty bobbins that fit the Janome. Once you have those, put the prewound Filtec bobbin on the spindle and the empty Janome bobbin on the winder. Then wind the thread from

Hi, I’m here to tell you that reactivation IS NOT EASY. I had a computer issue recently with Apple and Windows doing extreme updates a few months ago. I had to take my computer in and have it

I have been using"Janome 108 Pre-wound Embroidery Thread Bobbins White" sold by Amazon. A bit pricey at $69 but seem to work well except I usually wind about 10 feet off before inserting in machine

Jim, for those of us that have the 14000, do you suppose that the workbook for the 15000 would be of assistance? I know that there would be a good bit about the wireless part of the 15000 that