Janome Skyline S7 Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine
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The Janome Skyline S7 is a computerized sewing and quilting machine with 240 built-in stitches, 11 one-step buttonholes and 7 alphabet fonts. Its AcuFeed Flex dual-feed system drives fabric from above and below, which helps with quilting and bulky layers, and the color LCD touchscreen shows the recommended presser foot for each stitch. A built-in USB port and Stitch Composer software let you design and load your own stitches. It sits in the upper-mid range: more stitches and fonts than the Skyline S5, less than the S9, and it competes with machines like the Brother Innov-is and Bernina 4-series on feed control rather than on embroidery.
In stockSold by Sewing Machine OutletReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Owners of the Skyline S7 tend to praise the AcuFeed Flex feed for quilting and the wide stitch selection, and they like the touchscreen and one-touch buttons. Common complaints are the learning curve, the machine's size and weight, and the reliance on a PC for custom stitches.
The Janome Skyline S7 is a computerized sewing and quilting machine with a full-color LCD touchscreen. The screen is used to select and edit stitches and machine settings. It shows the recommended presser foot for each stitch you select, and you can program stitch combinations and save them to the machine's memory.
It has 240 stitches, 11 one-step buttonholes and 7 alphabet fonts. It offers 91 needle positions and a 9 mm stitch width, and it sews up to 1000 stitches per minute. The built-in USB port lets you upload stitches designed with the included Stitch Composer Software.
The AcuFeed Flex Fabric Feeding System guides fabric from the top and bottom using single and twin dual-feed attachments. A 7-piece feed dog system keeps layers from shifting. An extra-high presser foot lift makes room for thick, multilayer projects. A built-in lever lowers the feed dogs for free-motion quilting.
