Susan- You are right- if you download a design from online and get it in jef format... it should be right for the 350e. The exception is if it's oriented in the correct direction for the hoop. If

Remember you will usually have seams (that are hopefully straight) to keep it line up. Then you forward to the first (or last) stitch to make sure it connects with the last design.

Hi Pixey, Now that I can see how you do it, I can see that doing a placemat would be simple. But what about a larger quilt? Would those magnets hold a large quilt in place? Also, I could be wrong,

Hi Cat- Thank you for posting the photo of your quilt. I am wondering if you are able to post a video showing how you move the quilt to different sections? I want to quilt in the hoop, but I am

Yes, that's the dish soap I used. I have always had to go to great extents to get it off, so maybe it's whatever my hoops are made of. They're quite old. I will definitely keep dish soap in mind for

Ceil, why don't you try using the Red Case, that's what I usually use when I do embroidered quilting. I can see that your tension on the back of the quilt is too loose, I would think because of the

I would try tightening the upper tension and slowing the machine down to the minimum speed so it has more time to pull the thread up through the seam layers when making the abrupt changes for the

Have you tried DAWN DISH SOAP?? It cleans up almost everything JoAnn Life's biggest decision is what you do with Jesus.

I really do want to quilt this using a design I bought from Designs by JuJu. It's cute and perfect but I cannot get it to stitch out without a mess on the back (see photos) due to my thick seams. In

Two other things did occur to me. The 350e was based on very early computer technology. It did not allow or recognize any design file names over 8 alphanumeric characters. And would NOT allow spaces

This is where my designs are for the 350e on my 15000 so should work when I send them to a formatted 350e usb. Think I will have to contact Janome’s tech guy as going around in circles…

Goo b gone on a soft cloth will work with sticky residue. Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Not sure this is correct as long as the design is small enough to fit a 350e hoop and is in the correct format and saved correctly which is where I might be going wrong it should work!!! After all

I know what you are saying and the designs are not copyright and they are only small designs and I can fit them into a smaller hoop through software if that was necessary. No the problem is that the

I read on this forum that alcohol is NOT good for our hoops. If washing with warm soap and water won't work, I wonder if lemon OIL (not juice) would harm our hoops. It works great on sticky residue

Thankss! I'll look for the DK5.

Cardboard frames sounds like a great idea! I generally use 505 spray as sparingly as possible-other suggestions would be welcome. Thx! Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Does anyone think the magnets at say Hobby Lobby would work. Also, do they have any negative effect on the embroidery machine itself. Thx for any input. Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Thank you, Pixey! The picture helped a lot. Kathy

Wow…the DIME magnets are fairly strong but I often wish for 4 more of them. They do work okay and are pretty secure, and make it pretty easy to adjust the quilt, and the plastic topper allows me to