J Fraker You can print the design onto Floriani's Template Tearaway paper so you can position your design easily and rotate the design slightly if you did not get your quilt sandwich hooped exactly st

Vicky- No, you do not have to have any software in order to download designs to your computer or then move them to your machine. I did this all the time for years before getting any software. Just cli

Cheryl- When my operating system changed from Windows XP to Vista - I had all sorts of issues with my Customizer 10K+ program. But was able to download the MBX version from the Janome site and that le

Shirley- Put the cd into your computer's drive and it will start the installation program and you just follow the prompts from the Install Wizard. It works well on Windows 10. Tracy in Nashville, TN

Shirley - Your Customizer 10K Plus will work just fine on Windows 10. Just install it. There isn't a problem with 64bit vs 32bit like with other operating systems. I did this when I got Windows 10. An

Nyssa- No this doesn't work. The device you linked to is for reading other media cards. It will not read the Janome memory cards. As Jim said... The pins are different and putting a Janome memory card

Pat- To format a USB you should find the info on your machine under the Settings tab. Open it and look at the Embroidery settings. You may have to change pages to find the Format area. Put a blank USB

Carole- Not sure which name brand product you are using - but if the glue is leaving you with a sticky needle - clean it off with either an alcohol swab (buy a box any where you can get first aid supp

Sara- Here is the link to the Floriani Stabilizer Workbook: https://www.rnkdistributing.com/resources/workbooks-guides/FlorianiWorkbookStabilizer.pdf And this is one to a quick reference guide that I

I agree with Jim's comment about the Floriani Workbook re: stabilizers and what to use when. It's a free download from RNK Distributing. I've used it often while learning and use floriani stabilizer w

Daisy - Some folks use a 1/4in foot with a flange on the right side of the foot. Some use one that does not have a flange. Some folks use a normal presser foot and move the needle to the right so that

Roberta - I buy a package of UNWAXED dental floss and pull a string of it out and floss with it. It's amazing what you can get out of the tension disks on your machine! You must be sure that the packa

Meryl- The cable that you showed is one of the newer 2.0 cables (my new cell phone has this type of cable to charge it) and I do not think its the right cable for your machine. Make sure the end that

Carole - The 90/14 needle will work great if you are quilting thru 2 layers of fabric and batting. No worries about the quilt itself. If the needle will slide back and forth on the thread- the thread

Theresa- Hope this will help you with your embroidery on a shirt. When you are figuring out the center of your design - make sure you know where the "visual center" is as opposed to the center of the

This is the ruler set that I have for my Janome. When I ordered it - I had to tell them the make/model of my machine so they would send me the correct foot to use. I did not get mine from this website

Anne, Make it easy on yourself. Go to the local thrift store/Goodwill and purchase a couple knit long-sleeve shirts in a size that is a snug fit for your casted arm. (Just slide it down inside - you w

After reading more messages and some folks asking about how to do embroidery on toilet paper, I added a file with instructions to the Files section. I hope this is OK. If not- I can take it down. The

I added some photos as examples of some of what I've done. It is very easy to do this and people love it! The sockmonkeys/towels were for a woman at work who wanted a set for each of her kids and one

I will admit I do not have the updated machines- but like to hear what is going on with them- so I read the messages for this group. But- re: the subject of using a single needle plate for embroidery.