SINGER Stitch Sew Quick Portable Mending Machine - Single Thread Machine for Quick Repairs

Just got my Singer Stitch Sew Quick handheld mending machine and I'm honestly impressed! Perfect for quick fixes around the house. I've already used it to repair a torn pocket and hem some pants that were dragging on the floor.At just $12.99, it's such a bargain compared to dragging out my full-size machine or paying for alterations. The compact size (2.25"D x 9"W x 7.5"H) makes it super easy to store in my drawer.Works great on lightweight fabrics like the package says. I love that it came with threads, bobbins, and needles to get started right away (just had to add batteries).If you're looking for a simple solution for basic mending without the hassle of setting up a big sewing machine, this little gadget is definitely worth picking up. Not for heavy-duty projects, but perfect for those quick fixes that always seem to come up!

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this item at the end of February as I had some items I needed to sew. I'm finally getting around to opening it and the item is defective. It appears another customer returned it broken with a white fabric in it and the sellet resold it. Since I order multi Amazon items that I don't open right away I've missed the return window. The seller shouldn't have resent a defective product to a customer. It's clear that a fabric was stuck in it.

La máquina funciona bien para tareas muy sencillas y telas delgadas, es difícil de usar, ya que mientras coses debes sostenerla con una mano y la tela con otra, no me parece muy práctica y además duro muy poco, fácilmente se desarma o se descompone, pero si solo harás tareas muy muy sencillas es recomendable

Still getting used to it using primarily for hemming pants

As an avid sewing enthusiast, I'm always on the lookout for tools and accessories that make my life easier. When I came across the Stitch Sew Quick, Portable Sewing Repair Kit for Quick Repairs Only, I knew I had to give it a try.This compact and lightweight kit is perfect for keeping on hand at home, work, or on the go. It includes everything you need to make quick seam repairs, from needles and thread to scissors and a seam ripper.What I love most about the Stitch Sew Quick is its ease of use. Even if you're not a sewing expert, you can make basic repairs with this kit in a matter of minutes. The instructions are clear and concise, and the materials are high quality.I've used the Stitch Sew Quick to repair a variety of garments, from shirts and pants to dresses and jackets. In each case, the kit has worked perfectly. The repairs are durable and barely noticeable.Here are some additional details that I think would be of interest to potential customers:* The kit includes a variety of needles and threads in different colors, so you can perfectly match the fabric you're repairing.* The scissors are small and sharp, making them perfect for cutting threads and delicate fabrics.* The seam ripper is easy to use and helps you remove stitches without damaging the fabric.Overall, I'm very happy with the Stitch Sew Quick, Portable Sewing Repair Kit for Quick Repairs. It's an essential tool for anyone who sews, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a compact, easy-to-use, and effective sewing repair kit.

Oh, I got this because it was small and I can just whip this out for quick stiches and throw in a drawer. So check. HOWEVER, you'll need the dexterity of a neuro surgeon to get your clothing in the jaw and to guide the cloth when it starts. The needle doesn't go high enough to get a good clearance so thinner cloth gets caught as the dial spins on tension (it doesn't hold well in the up position). Oh, as you're messing with that, the power switch can easily be switched on...so if you happen to be near the arm or needle, yikes. Ok...I can live with all of that and for a quick fix on an old pair of shorts, who cares so long as it is fixed, right? Well, here comes the pain, because of the "single bobbin" type of stitch you gotta tie off the thread or it will instantly unravel with a pull. It looks so easy on the video, but oh no. I had my technician magnifying goggles w/ light to even see the stitch as it was black shorts with black thread. Good luck getting to the stitch without an electron microscope and robotic arms to tie it off! Spend the money for the dual bobbin version that doesn't require this painful step. If you don't have perfect vision, the steady hands and tools of a electronic board repair person, and a third arm with very dexterous fingers this just isn't for you! I'm keeping it because I got it to work and it was cheap (and too lazy to return). Two stars because my shorts doesn't have a hole anymore and it is cheap.