The only drawback is that the slit in the middle makes it hard to use on binding, as the fabric tends to get caught in the ridge. And the best part is that you can also remove the blade completely and turn it into a regular clear view foot. I use it primarily to stitch down already sewn seams, and the blade makes this process very easy. This foot is amazing! It combines two great things, a clear view and an adjustable (and removable) seam guide blade. Janome CoverPro Clear View Foot (Amazon affiliate link ) Even though the front part of the foot is made of plastic it feels very sturdy. Since buying the clear elastic foot I’ve pretty much stopped using my regular foot as I can’t see any reason for using it now that I have the clear. It just makes sewing straight so much easier, especially if you want to sew close to edges, such as when attaching the binding, stitching down elastic and sewing close to a seam edge. This is the first extra presser foot you should buy for your Janome coverstitch machine in my opinion. My review of common Janome Coverpro accessories

As a follow up to my video review of the Janome Coverpro 2000CPX here comes a review and guide to the common attachments for the Coverpro 1000CPX and 2000CPX, and I’m sure some of these accessories are available for other coverstitch machines as well, so hopefully my advice can apply to other brands too. I have added to my toolkit incrementally and some investments have been better than others. And there are a lot of Janome Coverpro accessories to chose from. Getting a coverstitch machine can be a pretty hefty investment and the thought of then having to buy additional presser feet and accessories can both be pricey and a bit overwhelming.

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