Janome Open Toe Even Feed Foot with Quilting Guide for horizontal high shank

The Janome Open Toe Even Feed Foot with Quilting Guide is designed for horizontal high shank machines and provides precise fabric feeding for quilting, topstitching, and working with multiple layers. The open toe design offers enhanced visibility of your stitching line, while the integrated quilting guide helps you maintain consistent spacing for parallel quilting lines and decorative topstitching.

Key Features

• Open toe design provides clear visibility of stitches and seam lines for accurate placement
• Even feed mechanism with built-in feed dogs moves top and bottom fabric layers at the same rate, preventing shifting and puckering
• Eliminates the common problem of the underlayer coming up short when sewing multiple fabric layers
• Adjustable quilting guide bar allows consistent spacing for parallel quilting lines and decorative stitching
• Ideal for topstitching collars, cuffs, and other areas where seam allowances create bulk
• Compatible with horizontal high shank Janome machines for secure attachment and reliable performance
• Essential tool for quilters working with batting and multiple fabric layers
• Produces professional-quality results on challenging fabrics like velvet, corduroy, and knits

Specifications

This open toe even feed foot is an essential accessory for quilters and sewists who work with multiple fabric layers, need precise topstitching results, or want to add parallel quilting lines with consistent spacing. As an authorized Janome dealer, OSP Machines provides this foot with full manufacturer support and access to Janome's warranty coverage for genuine accessories. You'll also receive free support from OSP Machines for the life of your machine.

Compatible Machines

Compatible with the following machines:

• 2030 Series: 2030DC-G, 2030DC-T, 2030QDC-B
• 3160 Series: 3160PG, 3160QDC-B, 3160QDC-G, 3160QDC-T, 3160QOV
• 4120 Series: 4120QDC, 4120QDC-B, 4120QDC-G, 4120QDC-T
• 4300 Series: 4300QDC
• 49000 Series: 49018, 49360
• 5000 Series: 5124, 5300 QDC-G, 5300 QDC-T, 5812
• 6000 Series: 6019QC, 6050, 6100, 6125QC, 6260QC, 6300P
• 600 Series: 661
• 700 Series: 712T
• 8000 Series: 8050, 8077
• AMH Series: AMH M100
• C Series: C30, C30W
• Classmate Series: Classmate S-750
• DC1000 Series: DC1018, DC1050
• DC2000 Series: DC2012, DC2013, DC2014, DC2015, DC2019
• DC3000 Series: DC3050
• DC4000 Series: DC4030P
• DC5000 Series: DC5

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an even feed foot and a regular presser foot?

An even feed foot (also called a walking foot) has its own set of feed dogs that work with your machine's feed dogs to move the top and bottom fabric layers at the same rate. This prevents shifting, puckering, and the underlayer coming up short—problems that often occur with regular presser feet when sewing multiple layers or slippery fabrics.

Will this foot work on my Janome machine?

This foot is designed specifically for horizontal high shank Janome machines, including models like the 2030DC, 3160QDC, and 4120QDC series. Check your machine's manual or the compatible machines list to confirm your model uses a horizontal high shank attachment system.

What is the advantage of the open toe design?

The open toe design provides unobstructed visibility of your stitching line, needle position, and seam placement. This makes it easier to follow markings, align patterns, and achieve precise topstitching compared to a closed toe walking foot.

How do I use the quilting guide bar?

The quilting guide bar slides into the foot's holder and can be adjusted to your desired spacing. Position the guide bar along your previous stitching line or fabric edge, and it will help you maintain consistent spacing for parallel quilting lines, channel quilting, or evenly spaced decorative stitching.

Can I use this foot for regular sewing or just quilting?

This foot is versatile and works for both quilting and regular sewing tasks. It's particularly useful for topstitching, sewing knits, working with slippery fabrics like satin or silk, matching plaids or stripes, and any project where you need to prevent fabric shifting or achieve professional-quality results with multiple layers.