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Janome Blind Hem Foot G
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The Janome Blind Hem Foot G tucks the hem stitch under the fold of the fabric: a metal guide in the centre keeps the fold in contact while three grooves on the underside stop the fabric from slipping, and the needle swings just past the guide catching only a single thread, which is why the stitch stays nearly invisible on the right side.
It covers stitch widths up to 9mm and is built for Janome's higher-end machines with that capacity, including the Continental M8 Professional already in the catalogue, plus the more recent Horizon, Skyline and Memory Craft series. On machines with a narrower stitch width than 9mm, one of the 5-7mm variants of this foot is needed instead.
It has to be paired with the blind hem stitch selected on the machine panel: on its own the foot only guides the fabric, while the stitch does the catching.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Foot function | Blind hem foot | Declared by the brand |
| Supported stitch width | 9 mm | Declared by the brand |
Pros and cons
In favour
- The central metal guide aligns the fabric fold, and the needle catches only one thread at a time, keeping the stitch nearly invisible on the right side
- Covers stitch widths up to 9mm, compatible with machines like the Continental M8 Professional
- Three grooves on the underside reduce fabric slipping during hemming source
Worth knowing
- The blind hem stitch still has to be selected on the panel: the foot alone does not create the stitch source
- Only covers Janome's higher-end machines with up to 9mm stitch width: machines with a narrower stitch need the 5-7mm variant, a different foot
Alternatives in the catalogue
Chosen by the declared use tier and footprint, not by price: we don't publish prices.
Same tier, different manufacturer