Janome Jem Platinum JP760: compact sewing with practical controls
The Jem Platinum JP760 brings computerised sewing controls to a compact, three-quarter-size machine. Its 60 stitches include everyday, stretch and decorative patterns, with five one-step buttonholes. It is a useful size for sewing classes, guild meetings and a smaller sewing space.
A speed slider, needle up/down and an automatic locking-stitch button help you control your work. The top-loading bobbin and built-in needle threader simplify setup. Your package includes three sewing feet, the foot control and a hard cover.

Choose stitches for everyday projects
Use the four stitch-selection keys and digital indicator to select a pattern. The pull-out reference chart at the machine base shows the stitch library. Stitch width adjusts up to 5 mm and length up to 4 mm, with needle-position adjustment for suitable straight stitches.
Five one-step buttonhole styles give you options for different projects. The automatic buttonhole foot sizes the buttonhole to your button. Test on matching fabric and stabiliser before sewing the garment.
Control the start, stop and finish
Use the foot control or disconnect it to sew with the start/stop button. The speed slider limits the maximum pace, helping with careful work and learning new techniques.
Needle up/down lets you stop with the needle in the fabric for a turn. Use reverse or auto-lock to secure a seam, then trim the thread tails with the manual cutter. The JP760 does not have a push-button automatic thread cutter.
Prepare the machine for your fabric
The full rotary-hook bobbin loads from the top, with a clear cover so you can check the thread supply. The auto-declutch bobbin winder winds a fresh bobbin, and the needle threader helps guide thread through the needle eye.
Set the thread tension for your fabric and use the stitch-balance adjustment when a stretch pattern needs correction. Choose suitable needles and thread, and test on an offcut. Sew bulky denim joins slowly and let the feed dogs move the fabric.
Move between flat-bed and free-arm sewing
The four-piece feed dog supports everyday sewing. Remove the accessory compartment for free-arm work on sleeves and small openings. Lower the feed dogs for darning or free-motion sewing with a suitable optional foot.
Snap-on feet make it easy to change tasks. The carry handle and hard cover help with transport and storage. The machine weighs approximately 5.5 kg, making it a practical companion for classes.
Included feet and accessories
Three sewing feet
- Zigzag foot A for general sewing.
- Satin-stitch foot F for suitable decorative stitches.
- Automatic buttonhole foot R.
Setup and storage
- Three Janome plastic bobbins and a needle set.
- Spool pin, additional spool pin and felt.
- Large spool holder.
- Flat screwdriver key and seam ripper.
- Foot control and power cable.
- Instruction book and hard machine cover.
Key specifications
- Stitches and buttonholes
- 60 stitches and five one-step buttonhole styles.
- Stitch size
- Up to 5 mm wide and 4 mm long.
- Bobbin and feed system
- Top-loading full rotary hook; four-piece feed dog and drop feed.
- Sewing controls
- Start/stop, reverse, auto-lock, needle up/down and speed slider.
- Machine format
- Compact three-quarter-size machine; convertible flat bed and free arm.
- Weight and cover
- Approximately 5.5 kg; hard cover included.
Explore the 60 stitches

Questions about the Jem Platinum JP760
Why choose a compact machine for classes?
The smaller body, carry handle and modest weight make it easier to move between home and a class. The JP760 still has useful sewing controls and a broad stitch selection. Choose a machine with a larger workspace if that is more important for your projects.
Is it suitable for learning to sew?
The speed slider helps you limit your pace, and the selection buttons keep stitches easy to find. The needle threader, one-step buttonholes and needle up/down support common sewing tasks. Our friendly team can help you compare it with other models for your projects.
Can I sew without the foot pedal?
Yes. Disconnect the foot control and use the start/stop button. The button does not operate while the foot control is connected. Set your pace with the speed slider and follow the manual when switching controls.
Can it quilt or sew free-motion designs?
Yes. It has drop feed, needle up/down and decorative stitches. Use a suitable optional darning foot for free-motion work. A quarter-inch foot or walking foot may suit other quilting methods. These specialist feet are additional accessories.
Does the machine cut threads automatically?
No. Auto-lock secures the stitching, while the side cutter trims the thread manually. These are separate functions.
What sewing feet and cover are included?
The zigzag A, satin-stitch F and automatic buttonhole R feet are included, along with the hard cover. Zipper, walking and specialist quilting feet are optional extras.
Where can I find the manual and stitch instructions?
The instruction book is included. You can also read Janome’s JP760 manual. It covers threading, buttonholes, stitch settings and maintenance. The machine’s pull-out chart helps you choose from the stitch library.
Plan your next sewing project
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