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Singer Zigzag Chainstitch Sewing Machine
- Not for Children under 3
Now your kids can sew right along with you. Machine has zigzag & chainstitch.
Product Reviews:
PIECE OF JUNK
DO NOT BUY THIS PIECE OF JUNK!!!!! Joann's should be embarresed to have this on their shelves.
Embarrassing
I bought this for my niece, and we spent all day trying to get it to work. Waste of holiday vacation time and opportunity to teach another to enjoy sewing. DO NOT BUY!! I am taking it back-more waste of time and a disappointed little girl.
Don't Buy-Waste of Money!
This is strictly a toy and not anything more! I wish I had read the reviews before I purchased it for my granddaughter's birthday. I did not expect anything great, but at least something to learn about sewing. I think it should be taken out of the stores. It is a piece of junk. I am going to try to return it, if I can find the receipt.
dont buy
very stupid dont buy it waist of money if u get it the instructions are very hard and the srews wont come off
so sad! does not work at all
We made a little bag on the first day but since then, cannot get a stitch out of the machine. It runs but does not make a stitch. My daughter is so disappointed...
Not what I thought!
My sister and I got super excited only to find out that it doesn't work! The needle broke right away and when we tried to work the other one it only let out thread. I am very disappointed in the machine and company! I can't recommend this cheap gift to any of my friends or family!
Do Not Buy
Do Not Buy this machine! My daughter just received it for Christmas. I wish we had read the reviews beforehand. It does not sew...stiches fall right out. We only wanted a basic machine so she could sew a pillow for her doll. The stiches come out as soon as you take the fabric off the machine. We are extremely disappointed.
Don't Buy
Got this for my daughter in hopes that she could at least learn the basics of sewing on a machine. Didn't want to teach her on a real one because of their power. It's just just too unfunctional to teach anything really, and yes, it is still powerful enough to sew THROUGH a finger. I don't blame the machine at all, that's why there's a guard (she raised it to sew closer to the edge) just letting you know.
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