User manual SINGER 112W120

[. . . ] Our knowledge and expertise was crucial in the utilization of a special carriage arm system called the Rolling Linear Motion Guide for moving the embroidery hoop on the Memory Craft 11000. Not only does it allow a much larger field of movement (and therefore much larger hoops), it also has a precision unmatched in any machine we've ever made. In fact, we believe it to be the most precise embroidery machine on the market today. The elegance of this system lies in the fact that while being the most sophisticated on the market, it doesn't require you to attach a bulky embroidery mechanism to the end of your machine. [. . . ] You still have the built-in convenience of Janome's patented quick conversion from sewing to embroidery Extremely wide side-to-side The Memory Craft 11000's embroidery mechanism takes full advantage of the machine's extra-large work space. It can move the hoop nearly 8" from side-to-side, giving you the widest embroidery capability on the market. Even larger back to front The Rolling Linear Motion Guide allows the hoop to move more than 11" back to front. That's nearly the size of this page! The Most Work Area Ever. . . The Memory Craft 11000 may be the most compact of the leading embroidery machines, but it also has the most sewing, quilting and embroidery room -- more than 9" to the right of the needle when the screen is in the up position. This extra room allows the Memory Craft 11000 to have the widest embroidery hoop on the market. And it's also great for those big quilting projects where you're pushing a lot of fabric past the needle. The powerful motors and precise feeding system handle multiple layers of material. So go ahead and make a thick winter coat, a slipcover for the couch, or that king size quilt. The Memory Craft 11000 has the power and the room to handle it. . . . In The Most Compact Size In Embroidery Mode, the Memory Craft 11000 is just 18 1/2" (469 mm) across, making it the most compact of the leading embroidery machines. Competing models require bulky embroidery attachments that can add another half foot to the length of the machine. If your table space and sewing time are at a premium, the Memory Craft 11000 was made for you. Jumping Through Hoops Optional Macro Hoop 8"x 11" (200 x 280 mm) The Memory Craft 11000's embroidery mechanism takes full advantage of the machine's extra-large work space. It can move the hoop nearly 8" from side-to-side, giving you the widest embroidery capability on the market. Sewing Applications gives you quick access to your favorite sewing functions. The innovative "Help Movies" show you exactly how to use those functions. In fact, there's simply not room on this page to describe all the time-saving, convenience-building features the Memory Craft 11000 offers. For that, you need to test stitch a new Memory Craft 11000 for yourself at your authorized Janome Dealer. You need to enter the new dimension in sewing and embroidery! Knee Lift Full Intensity Lighting System When you turn on your machine, eight pure white LEDs illuminate your work area. Every stitch is easy to see so you can work more accurately and without eye strain. You can also easily customize your lighting configuration through the machine's Set Up menu. More Built-In Sewing Creativity Choose from 307 quilting, utility, heirloom, and decorative stitches. Each of them can be customized for length A and width and saved in memory. B 52 Decorative Stitches Start/Stop Button Automatic Needle Threader A. Programmable Thread Cutter As Embroidery Now, for the first time ever, you can bring decorative stitches into the embroidery editing area and make them curve, repeat, and do just about anything else you can imagine. Help Movies Menu Help Movies Demo Sewing Applications It took well over a century to create this machine The Memory Craft 11000 is an amazing machine. It should be, since we've been working towards it for more than 100 years. Almost two decades ago we launched the embroidery revolution with the Memory Craft 8000, and years before that we introduced the world's first programmable computerized home sewing machine. [. . . ] It should be, since we've been working towards it for more than 100 years. Almost two decades ago we launched the embroidery revolution with the Memory Craft 8000, and years before that we introduced the world's first programmable computerized home sewing machine. Ever since we got our start around the time of Abraham Lincoln, we've been looking for ways to make sewing machines better. Today's Janome machines are faster, quieter, and easier to use than anything our founders could have imagined. [. . . ]