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 | One-Step auto sized buttonholing
Buttonholes are made really easy with Janome's 1-Step system. They are automatically measured to the actual button size being used on the garment. The buttonhole is repeated all the way down the garment until you decide to change the size. Superb buttonholes............ quickly, easily and all in one go! |
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 | Built-in needle threading
As well as the simplified lay-in threading slots; the 525s also has its own needle threader. Just pull the threader into the needle, then place your thread into its hook, when you move the device back from the needle it will pull the thread through the needle eye |
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 | Easy top loading bobbin.
It's jam proof, oil free and the handy pop-up cover plate lets you easily check on the bobbin thread
Changing an empty bobbin couldn't be easier; just press the little black button and the see-through bobbin cover plate is easily removed alowing you to replace the bobbin without fuss. |
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 | The sleeve-arm facility
allows easy access for sewing round trouser bottoms, sleeves, cuffs and other awkward items |
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 | Clever Accessory Storage
Accessories are cleverly stored underneath the slide-on / off sewing bed.
The handy drawer has neat little compartments, so everything is kept in its place. |
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 | Variable foot pressure
Foot pressure adjustment allows more capabilities when sewing either very fine, or very heavy fabrics.
In particular: reducing the foot pressure will help the machine sew across the thick seams found at the bottom of jeans. |
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 | Built-in thread cutter
Just pull threads through the cutter and enough excess thread is trimmed to start sewing.
At the end of sewing, repeat the process so as to easily remove your work. |
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 | Quick-Change Presser Feet
Presser feet are easily changed - just press the button at the back of the foot, replace with the foot you wish to use by simply lowering the presser bar lever. |
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 | Drop Feed Facility
Lowering the feed teeth is easy - just move the switch that's located at the rear of the machine. Lowering the feed will allow freehand sewing and is great for mending rips and holes in garments. Plus, it's just the thing for sewing on buttons.
Lowering the feed (also known as Drop-Feed facility) is where the machine's teeth are lowered safely out of the way. This allows the machinist to freely move the fabric in any direction, whilst stitching. This technique is used in freehand embroidery and freehand quilt embellishment.
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