I am so glad I came across your video. My Mother in law just gifted me her Janome. I’ve always wanted to learn how to use it but really didn’t know where to start and this has been very helpful.
Thank you. I've had a Janome 2003p (very old) for years but have mostly given up sewing. My granddaughter now wants to learn so I really needed this refresher course. I'm all set to show her now.
Thank you so much! Just moved back to the UK and bought a second-hand Janome. Never used this brand and it had been a while since I had used my old American one so this was much needed. ☺️
Thank you so much for this, it really helped me out with my machine. I had no idea what I was doing when my dad gifted me the sewing machine and now I’m sewing thanks to you!! ♥️
I only just bought a Janome sewing machine yesterday. I was looking for instructions on TH-cam and you were my first choice. I also subscribed to your channel, thank you very much for your video.
This was very good. Got the new machine, bobbin came off as I was trying to clean and oil after 3 months. Then he'll broke loose. Tried to get tutorials on my model but was not able . Finally found this one and it helped tremendously. Thank you. Now I can continue my sewing. Learnt alot on the different stitches. Etc.
Thank you, great video! I've just bought a Janome 3300, arriving tomorrow, can't wait!!! Used to straight-stitching vintage machines, but needed zig zag stitch!!! Your video really helped, thank you 🧵🙂
Thank you so much. I’m a beginner to sewing and the machine. This tutorial was on point and I could follow along. I really enjoy this tutorial. Relaxing and I learned something. A win win!!
My mums had one for over 2 years but she didn’t know how to use it. I’m doing textiles at school so I’m finally able to help! But I just didn’t how to sew with the thread in 😅
Excellent video, Thank you so much. This got us off to a great start. Your pace and explanation was just right. We picked the machine up at a garage sale today, and thanks to you my daughter is already sewing.
@@SoozInTheShed Question for you. Why does my thread keep coming out of the needle? Am I doing something wrong? Also, how do you know if your machine has an automatic threader? And how does that work? Sorry to bother. I don't really know anyone else who sews and I haven't done it forever.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I just started doing in person sewing lessons but the machine they have it’s all digital. I would never be able to do it without your tutorial. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Mum bought me my Jenome for my 18th birthday. I’m 35 now and haven’t used it for about 10 years. Your tutorial reminded me everything I once knew. Thanks so much, it was so straight forward and clear.
Fantastic . What a good teacher . I had to take the bit round the bobbin apart to untangle some threads and now can't get it back together again . Can you help ?
Hi. This is by far the best video I’ve found! Thank you! When you opened the bottom and got the bobbin ready, where does the thread come from? Mine are empty?
Good simple instruction - I learned sewing on the old treadle machine in the 1950's, I know how to sew but not on these new machines - which, to me, are foreign.
Great video ! I'm looking to learn using a sewing machine to tackle new vinyl boat seat covers. Ive an opportunity to buy a Janome JD1822. Would you recommend it ? And would your 'how to' video here also apply to that model ? Thanks, Phil ... 🇬🇧
Ahh, thats dead easy. Hold the needle in your left hand and turn the little screw on the side of the needle with either your right hand, or a 5p piece if you dont have the little screwdriver. To add a new needle you will see they have a flat side and a domed side.... flat to the back. Insert it as high as you can and tighten the screw back up.
Thank you for this video. I have the janome 2050, it looks like yours but with no flower detailing on the machine. I managed to lose my manual and could not figure out how to get the stitches in red, or what the red part on the dial was for. Now I know. I am trying to figure out what the best way to do zig zag stitch to finish of seams. I have just started to sew my first garment and I cannot seem to get a good zig zag stitch going over the edge. It seems to be pulling the fabric and folding it over slightly, which I suppose is not a terrible thing as it will stop it from fraying but it does not look like the stitches I see on other videos. However, if I try to do a zig zag stitch on the fabric the same slight folding occurs. Other videos seem to feature digital machines and they have better control of the height and width of the zig zag. T x
A lot of machinists use a different machine for those zig zagged edge, it’s called an over locker. I wonder if this is what you have been seeing. But for a zigzag to stop fraying I usually set the stitch to the widest, and the length to the shortest. Try the closest to C on one dial and between 1-2 on the second dial. Try on scrap before committing.
@@SoozInTheShed nope it is not an overlocker Ive been watching them use. It is an electronic sewing machine, with the ability to change both the height and the width of the zig zag stitch. Thanks for repsonding though, I appreciate that. I have tried every variation of the dials on scrap fabric, including different tensions lol but I will do your suggestion again and be done with it lol I guess It is all trial and error really at the end of the day and I am sure I will learn more as I do more. I suspect my zig zag stitches are probably meant to look like they do for my machine. T x
@@TartantazCreates Yes, some machines just have a basic allowance of width and length. The more you pad for a machine the more capabilities it has. If you’re just wanting to stop a fray just go over it a few times.
I recently bought a used Janome L-352 Sewing Machine. Can i use this video instructions to thread my machine or is your model not the same instructions? If not do you have a link for my model instructions? Thanks
Hi I see this kind of machine brand but the hello kitty one and it's from Japan surplus 2nd hand I just wanted to try to learn how to sew is it worth buying ? Please answer thank you
Sooz, help me out here! My instruction manual didn't mention oiling my machine. Should I or not? If so, can you recommend a video to guide me? Thank you!!!
@@SoozInTheShed No it sounds good, runs beautifully, I was wondering for a maintenance point of view. Thank you SO MUCH for replying, you're a lifesaver!
There’s a tiny screw on the side of the needle casing, use a small coin to twist it and the needle will fall out. Take the new needle, it’ll have a flat back and a rounded front, the flat part points to the back. Push it into the casing and twist the screw to hold it tight.
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This was the best tutorial I’ve ever seen hand down🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thank you so much.
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I am so glad I came across your video. My Mother in law just gifted me her Janome. I’ve always wanted to learn how to use it but really didn’t know where to start and this has been very helpful.
Thank you. I've had a Janome 2003p (very old) for years but have mostly given up sewing. My granddaughter now wants to learn so I really needed this refresher course. I'm all set to show her now.
Have fun!
Thank you so much! Just moved back to the UK and bought a second-hand Janome. Never used this brand and it had been a while since I had used my old American one so this was much needed. ☺️
Thank you so much for this, it really helped me out with my machine. I had no idea what I was doing when my dad gifted me the sewing machine and now I’m sewing thanks to you!! ♥️
This just saved my day! I spent an hour trying to set up the machine with no luck, with your video I did it first time! Thanks so much! 🙏
So glad it was useful, enjoy your sewing.
I only just bought a Janome sewing machine yesterday.
I was looking for instructions on TH-cam and you were my first choice.
I also subscribed to your channel, thank you very much for your video.
Ooo you’re going to have some fun :)
Me too, same machine
This was very good. Got the new machine, bobbin came off as I was trying to clean and oil after 3 months. Then he'll broke loose. Tried to get tutorials on my model but was not able . Finally found this one and it helped tremendously. Thank you. Now I can continue my sewing. Learnt alot on the different stitches. Etc.
Woooowww! I used to be able to sew but I forgot. I used this video just to jog my memory. Wow it was amazing. Thank you so much!
Thank you, great video! I've just bought a Janome 3300, arriving tomorrow, can't wait!!! Used to straight-stitching vintage machines, but needed zig zag stitch!!! Your video really helped, thank you 🧵🙂
You’re very welcome.
Thank you for this video! I am using a janome js1008 I got from my grandmother and am amazed at how little the sewing machine models have change
Yes, that’s a good thing 😁 it’s a bit like driving a car, they work relatively similar with a few odd tweaks 😁 enjoy your sewing.
Thanks Sooz. I got a Janome 1560 today.Will follow your tutorials.
thank you so much! clear instructions, perfect demonstration. I finally got my machine up and running because of you!
Fabulous perfect demonstration for a novice like me thank you for taking the time to do that I really appreciate it 😊
This was literally soooo helpful!! THANK YOU!!
Thank you so much. I’m a beginner to sewing and the machine. This tutorial was on point and I could follow along. I really enjoy this tutorial. Relaxing and I learned something. A win win!!
Glad you found it useful :)
You are a wonderful teacher. This video is so helpful. Thank you.
Thank you :)
Thank you ,you teach very well
and it's very helpful.
This was an amazing tutorial thankyou!! I was so lost before watching it💖
Thanks so much for the comment :)
My mums had one for over 2 years but she didn’t know how to use it. I’m doing textiles at school so I’m finally able to help! But I just didn’t how to sew with the thread in 😅
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Wonderful video. Good approach for a beginner and nice personality and presentation
Oh, thank you :)
Excellent video, Thank you so much. This got us off to a great start. Your pace and explanation was just right. We picked the machine up at a garage sale today, and thanks to you my daughter is already sewing.
That’s so lovely to hear, thank you for taking the time to comment.
Thank you for this nice review! It's been ages since I pulled out my machine :)
Dig it back out and get sewing! :)
amazing video! thank you 🙏 very easy to understand especially for a beginner like me ❤️
Thanks for your kind comment :)
Excellent introduction for a complete novice. Thank you 😊
this was so helpful thank you so much me and my dad thought the sewing machine was broken 😂😂so thank you xx
Thank you very much for this video. I saved a lot of money shortened my curtains myself.
Lovely. Exactly what I was looking for. You're pure class so you are.
So glad you found it useful :)
@@SoozInTheShed Question for you. Why does my thread keep coming out of the needle? Am I doing something wrong? Also, how do you know if your machine has an automatic threader? And how does that work? Sorry to bother. I don't really know anyone else who sews and I haven't done it forever.
@@amandabeaty1492 what machine do you have? Email me on soozintheshed@gmail.com with a pic of you can.
Fantastic. Thank you. Looking forward to get started now :-)
Thank youuuu. This video is so helpful. I was able to figure out how to use my late grandmother's sewing.achine that she sent me
I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I just started doing in person sewing lessons but the machine they have it’s all digital. I would never be able to do it without your tutorial. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You’re welcome, I hope you enjoy your machine.
So easy to follow. Thank you.
Thank you so much! I couldn't find the presser foot lever until your video! Lol! You saved my day!
Glad you found it useful :)
so excited thanks for showing me !
Mum bought me my Jenome for my 18th birthday. I’m 35 now and haven’t used it for about 10 years. Your tutorial reminded me everything I once knew. Thanks so much, it was so straight forward and clear.
You explained clearly.. 😊 thank you
I love the way you teach I we go and try it out
the best tutorial i have found! much thanks
Really good explanation. Thank you xx
Thank you for this video. I have not used a sewing machine for over 20 years and this came in very helpful.
Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing.
THANK YOU!!!💕
Very helpful. Thank you.
super helpful thank you so much!!
Thank you ..it's quite interesting.
Thank you. That was very helpful
I'm glad it was useful :) Thanks for commenting.
Thank you! I was really stuck.
thank you, your video is very helpful
Aww thank you.
SO HELPFul thank youuuuu
A great help, many thanks
You are a star !! Thank you
thanks 4 the video!!
Great video, thank you xx
very nice vid. also, you have such a lovely voice/accent
Oh, thank you ☺️
Excellent video thanks !
Thank you :)
Great video.
Thanks so much!
Thank you, it really helped
Excellent for the beginner
Thank you :)
Fantastic . What a good teacher .
I had to take the bit round the bobbin apart to untangle some threads and now can't get it back together again .
Can you help ?
Sorry, just seen this... have you sorted it?
Sooz In The Shed hi yes I did thank you x
Hi. This is by far the best video I’ve found! Thank you!
When you opened the bottom and got the bobbin ready, where does the thread come from? Mine are empty?
Ahh, you have to wind that from the spool, using the top of the machine... I’ll do another video...
Thank you so much!!
Hi, it looks a really nice machine.. do you know if you can adjust the Width of the zigzag? or is it fixed? Thank you!
I dont have that light in my machine which would be very helpful...how can I fix it?
Good simple instruction - I learned sewing on the old treadle machine in the 1950's, I know how to sew but not on these new machines - which, to me, are foreign.
Great video ! I'm looking to learn using a sewing machine to tackle new vinyl boat seat covers. Ive an opportunity to buy a Janome JD1822. Would you recommend it ? And would your 'how to' video here also apply to that model ? Thanks, Phil ... 🇬🇧
🎉 very informative..thanxs. I'm a beginner
Jolly good! Thank you
Thank you so much 💖
Thank you very much! Can you sew end of material with this, so it doesn't unrawel?
It’s not an overlocker, but you can do zigzag over the edges.
Tanx, vary helpful
You just got a new subscriber.
Welcome :)
THIS WAS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU
Thank you 😊
That was brill thanks .... shared ... I was 90% there .... reading instructions is not the same as seeing it before your eyes 👀
I agree!
Thank you
Hello, very helpful video. Quick question, how do you change the needle? Mine has broke during sewing, thanks
Ahh, thats dead easy. Hold the needle in your left hand and turn the little screw on the side of the needle with either your right hand, or a 5p piece if you dont have the little screwdriver. To add a new needle you will see they have a flat side and a domed side.... flat to the back. Insert it as high as you can and tighten the screw back up.
Thank you 🤩
Thank you!
Thank you for this video. I have the janome 2050, it looks like yours but with no flower detailing on the machine. I managed to lose my manual and could not figure out how to get the stitches in red, or what the red part on the dial was for. Now I know. I am trying to figure out what the best way to do zig zag stitch to finish of seams. I have just started to sew my first garment and I cannot seem to get a good zig zag stitch going over the edge. It seems to be pulling the fabric and folding it over slightly, which I suppose is not a terrible thing as it will stop it from fraying but it does not look like the stitches I see on other videos. However, if I try to do a zig zag stitch on the fabric the same slight folding occurs. Other videos seem to feature digital machines and they have better control of the height and width of the zig zag. T x
A lot of machinists use a different machine for those zig zagged edge, it’s called an over locker. I wonder if this is what you have been seeing.
But for a zigzag to stop fraying I usually set the stitch to the widest, and the length to the shortest. Try the closest to C on one dial and between 1-2 on the second dial. Try on scrap before committing.
@@SoozInTheShed nope it is not an overlocker Ive been watching them use. It is an electronic sewing machine, with the ability to change both the height and the width of the zig zag stitch. Thanks for repsonding though, I appreciate that. I have tried every variation of the dials on scrap fabric, including different tensions lol but I will do your suggestion again and be done with it lol I guess It is all trial and error really at the end of the day and I am sure I will learn more as I do more. I suspect my zig zag stitches are probably meant to look like they do for my machine. T x
@@TartantazCreates Yes, some machines just have a basic allowance of width and length. The more you pad for a machine the more capabilities it has. If you’re just wanting to stop a fray just go over it a few times.
Thank you so much madam ❤
this sewing machine What number does the needle take?
Hi. Thank you for this beautiful video. Please can I make a full dress with this machine? Or is it for little stitches only?
Absolutely you can, I have made many a garment with it.
First round button and 2or3 button last plzz how to use
Thank u ma'am
Thank you so much, it was great help!
I am unable to get my Jenome to sew pul fabric. what is wrong. its a new machine.
Why did you thread the upper thread with the presser foot down. I was always told to lift the presser foot up, when threading. Just curious.
Makes it easier to see :)
Hello is this a good machine for begginers?
Hi where do I oil the machine thank you
Put a tiny drop on all the moving metal parts ... then sew some cotton until your thread becomes clear again.
I recently bought a used Janome L-352 Sewing Machine. Can i use this video instructions to thread my machine or is your model not the same instructions? If not do you have a link for my model instructions? Thanks
Sorry for the late reply - yes is should thread up the same :)
From today i syarted to lean the fist steps though i thread 5 centimeters en the tread just cut off
Are you using a good thread? Cheap thread can often snap.
Hi I see this kind of machine brand but the hello kitty one and it's from Japan surplus 2nd hand I just wanted to try to learn how to sew is it worth buying ? Please answer thank you
I really like the Janome machine, if it’s in hood working order it would be worth buying.
Thank you for this, I'm just learning after retirement. Would that be a Middlesbrough accent? Born there now in Oz.
Ahhh, no. Close but no cigar!!
I’m Cumbrian, but was talking in my ‘posh’ voice 😁
Complimenti
È stata molto chiara
Avrei bisogno di abbassare le griffe per poter ricamare
Mi potrebbe aiutare?
Sooz, help me out here! My instruction manual didn't mention oiling my machine. Should I or not? If so, can you recommend a video to guide me? Thank you!!!
Is it clunky? Grinding? I would personally just brush any lint out of it and unless you're having issues, don't bother with much more.
@@SoozInTheShed No it sounds good, runs beautifully, I was wondering for a maintenance point of view. Thank you SO MUCH for replying, you're a lifesaver!
Can I use a twin needle on this machine? Please let me know. Thank you
Absolutely you can! I’ve used one quite often, you just need to find somewhere to hold your thread. I have a stand alone pin.
Hi
Is it the same for Janine 366 please?
It will be very very similar, yes.
Hi sooz.....you saved my ass😉
But am having issues on rilling,.......like rilling the rilller down there
Please help
How do you change the needle?
There’s a tiny screw on the side of the needle casing, use a small coin to twist it and the needle will fall out. Take the new needle, it’ll have a flat back and a rounded front, the flat part points to the back. Push it into the casing and twist the screw to hold it tight.
I need to see the top threading just above the needle. It is not clearly shown in the video. :/