Launch Offer - Save £50 - offer ends 30th November 2026, subject to stock availability.
New updated Janome Atelier 5 sewing machine, designed for all types of sewing. Straight stitch needle plate included with easy one touch needle plate conversion. Versatile, reliable for all sewing genres.
Even Feed Foot (Walking Foot) - included - ideal for thicker fabric, slippery and to help prevent stretch fabrics overstretching.
Stitches - total 200, including utility, blindhem, stretch, overcasting with a great range of decorative and traditional quilting stitches. There are 10 automatic one step buttonhole and 1 alphabets. Sewing machine alphabet is 9 mm high.
Stitch number, width and length are displayed on the LCD screen, which also displays the correct foot to use for the stitch selected. Certain functions are displayed such as mirror image.
Stitches - easily selected on the touch panel and automatically set themselves to the right length and width. These can be adjusted using the length and width buttons. Maximum width 9 mm, maximum length 5 mm.
Easy set drop in bobbin - Set the bobbin into the case, thread following guide. Replace bobbin cover, as you start to sew the bobbin thread is automatically picked up.
Built in Memory - create names or combine stitches to personalise your sewing, create quilt or name labels.
Superior feed system (SFS) - a 7 piece feed dog system that stays parallel as it moves up and down. Keeps in constant contact with the fabric which provides better control, whether sewing forward or backwards.
One step plate converter - for accurate top stitching, seaming, piecing, quilting and sewing lightweight fabrics. An additional straight stitch needle plate is provided. Easily swapped with the standard needle plate with a push of a button.
Twin needle regulator - adjusts and limits the width of stitch preventing needle breakage on decorative stitches. To be used with a 2 mm twin needle.
Pattern Elongation - on satin stitches, increase the pattern up to 5 times without compromising the stitch length.
