
Janome Magnolia 7318 comes with 18 built-in stitches which include utility and decorative stitches. It has a reverse stitch lever for locking stitches. It also has a manual thread cutter on the back. It can stitch at a speed of 830 stitches/min. A storage compartment is provided at the base of the machine. You can do free arm stitching as well. You can easily lower the feed dogs using the slider provided at the bottom of the machine.
The needle plate markings is a great addition. We really like the extra high presser foot lift which is really an advantage while working on bulky projects. You can easily replace the bobbin on this machine. It also comes with a clear cover, which lets you monitor the thread supply.
There are two dials on Janome Magnolia 7318 with which you can select the stitch and adjust stitch length. You can adjust the stitch width to a maximum of 5mm and length to a maximum of 4mm. You can adjust the needle position as well. It also comes with an LED work light. It has 25 year limited warranty.
Ease of Use
The user manual of Janome Magnolia 7318 is extremely detailed. It is easy to read and understand. Straight stitches on Janome Magnolia 7318 looks great. This machine is very stable, you won't feel any vibrations when it is in operation. One thing we really liked about this machine is the ease with which you can replace bobbins. It sew through multiple layers of denim without much difficulty.
Drawbacks
Few more built-in stitches would have been useful.
Janome 7318 is slightly on the louder side.
One thing we would have loved to have is the automatic needle threader.
A one-step buttonhole instead of the four-step one would have been great for beginners.
Pros
• Sturdy
• Very easy to add bobbin
• Stable
• Easy to use
Cons
• Slightly loud
• No automatic needle threader
Review Verdict
Overall, Janome Magnolia 7318 is a quality machine. It doesn't have all the fancy features that you get on other similarly priced machines, but it does what it is supposed to do. It sews well.

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