I am so grateful to you for this video. I was getting more and more frustrated doing buttonholes. After watching your video I believe I was touching the sensor as I was guiding the fabric. I went back to my machine and did 4 perfect ones 😊. Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was very timely as I've made a summer dress and it needed buttonholes. I took your advice and looked through mu manual and indeed the instructions are very clear. I have to say my 9450 has produced the BEST buttonholes I have EVER sewn on a domestic machine.x
Going to buy myself one of these Janmoe 9 at the end of the month can you do button holes inside the hoop with this machine like i have seen on other TH-cam channels from the UK
Yes! I haven't actually done a shirt yet but I have downloaded guitars and surfboards in preparation! (There are ordinary ones available too I just got a bit overexcited! ) I used the Embroidery Library.com just remember to always download as a JEF file. Xx
Hi. Thanks for your very informative video. Do you have any tips for stitching the tricky buttonhole on a collar stand? I always find that my machine gets stuck and I've never been able to produce a buttonhole that looks decent in that area. No problems whatsoever with any elsewhere on a garment. Hoping you can help.
You need to be brave in trimming the seams back inside as far as possible. Then press really well to flatten as much as possible(I have been known to use a hammer!) Then take the stitch length up very slightly and start on the furthest edge where it's at its flattest.If you have a stabilizer plate this can help but keep your speed low so you can ease it along.Do be careful not to hit the sensor though! X
Thank you so much getting back to me the janome 9 looks a fab machine i will keep following on TH-cam from the Forest of Dean uk
This is something I have done! The machine made it very easy.
I am so grateful to you for this video. I was getting more and more frustrated doing buttonholes. After watching your video I believe I was touching the sensor as I was guiding the fabric. I went back to my machine and did 4 perfect ones 😊. Thank you so much
It's so easily done! Glad it helped! xx
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It was very timely as I've made a summer dress and it needed buttonholes. I took your advice and looked through mu manual and indeed the instructions are very clear. I have to say my 9450 has produced the BEST buttonholes I have EVER sewn on a domestic machine.x
Fantastic! Enjoy the sunshine in your dress!
Going to buy myself one of these Janmoe 9 at the end of the month
can you do button holes inside the hoop with this machine like i have seen on other TH-cam channels from the UK
Yes! I haven't actually done a shirt yet but I have downloaded guitars and surfboards in preparation! (There are ordinary ones available too I just got a bit overexcited! ) I used the Embroidery Library.com just remember to always download as a JEF file. Xx
Hi. Thanks for your very informative video. Do you have any tips for stitching the tricky buttonhole on a collar stand? I always find that my machine gets stuck and I've never been able to produce a buttonhole that looks decent in that area. No problems whatsoever with any elsewhere on a garment. Hoping you can help.
You need to be brave in trimming the seams back inside as far as possible. Then press really well to flatten as much as possible(I have been known to use a hammer!) Then take the stitch length up very slightly and start on the furthest edge where it's at its flattest.If you have a stabilizer plate this can help but keep your speed low so you can ease it along.Do be careful not to hit the sensor though! X