Singer Stitch Sew Handheld Portable Sewing Machine
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| Singer Stitch Sew Handheld Portable Sewing Machine |
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| Manufacturer: Notions Marketing |
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| List Price: $15.74 |
| Sale Price: $12.99 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
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Product Description |
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Hand Held Sewing Machine includes: hand held sewing machine, 3 color bobbins, thread, spindle, replacement needles, needle threader, and instructions. This machine is perfect for on-the-spot repairs. Easily works on silk crafts, denim, and wool.
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Product Details |
- Sewing machine power in the palm of your hand-excellent for on-the-spot repairs.
- Includes: four pre-threaded bobbins, three needles, needle threader, thread spindle and instructions
- Operates on four AA batteries or AC/DC Adaptor (neither included).
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Customer Reviews |
 Stitch Sew Quick Hand Held Sewing Machine |
| Review Date: November 5, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Simona Sanvito, |
| Very useful and handy, but some little problems. Sometimes it misses a stitch, in particular if the thread is too loose. You always need to remember to use it for no more than 10 seconds and then pause for 5, otherwise it gets stuck. |
Not a bad choice, fullfill the basic needs
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| Review Date: October 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Ming Gu, |
Brought this for sewing my halloween costumes. After reading the reviews, so scrared it won't work properly. But I read the instructions and followed every single steps, the little machine works fine. I am happy that it fullfills my basic needs. Instead of spending a lot money to buy a big one, this machine is not a bad choice at all.
Note: You do need to sew 10 seconds and stop for 5. Otherwise, it will loose. But your hand starts tired after 10 seconds anyway.
Overall, you get what you paid for. Nothing fency, but recommended if just for basic line sewings or repairs. |
It did what it needed to do
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| Review Date: October 31, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Tigersbite, Michigan |
It completed the job I needed it to do with relatively little effort and it saved me a ton of time and headache. I don't have a sewing machine and time was short. I knew these things had a bad reputation. but figured I'd play the odds in hopes I could make it work just well enough to do the job - taking a polyester halloween costume in two inches the entire length. To my astonishment, it worked like a charm. Straight line. Even pattern. No bunching. No thread breaks.
The directions are hideous. Threading the sucker was a best-guess scenario, and finishing seams is a pain.
I hold it in my hand and wonder how long it will take to break. But, for $16, what does one expect to get? For me it was money well spent. Three stars for getting the job done and doing it well. |
SewSlow
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| Review Date: February 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: C. Kiel, |
| I have so far try to mend the hem of three pants. It seems to average a missed stitch for about every inch or two. This requires that one has to manually throw a knot there or else the entire sewing job will become unraveled. For one hem I gave up and did the whole thing manually. Although "ergonomic and lightweight" I found it hard to hold and feed the cloth at the same time. The box suggests that it is strong enough to go through leather which is a laugh, as it struggled to go through flannel. Either sew by hand or get a real sewing machine. I am surprised Singer gave its name to such a poor product. BTW, the needle was in the correct position so that is no excuse. I tried adjusting the tension which did not seem to matter. |
I hate it!
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| Review Date: October 7, 2006 |
| Reviewer: L. Mejia, |
| Don't bother with this piece of junk. It doesn't work like it's supposed to. It will sew about two stitches, then it gets tangled and the thread bunches up. Not worth a nickel. |
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