Singer Stitch Sew Quick Review & Tutorial! Tips for Troubleshooting & Sewing!

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[@LaToyaWilsonLondonStarr]

Saved my life. I still might throw it out the window, but it looks really simple now.

[@VianneyCreates]

LOL!! Happy to help!

[@lililitata1273]

Throw out the window? No education? Don’t thinking for another people?

[@LaToyaWilsonLondonStarr]

@@lililitata1273 This makes no sense. No education?

[@tigerlilly900]

Cut enough thread from sewing machine, about 3 inches to have enough to make a knot in the back. Turn to the back of fabric & use the seam reaper to pull the 3 inch thread to the back. Take a threader to help you guide. Pass a threader in the last stitch on back of fabric, run the thread through the threader, pull out about one inch and guide the thread through the loop and pull it tight to finish the knot.

[@genealogydr]

The bobbin is where the blue thread is. The larger red "button" is for manual movement of the needle.

[@smilewithpranu]

How to wind the thread inside bobbin?

[@missey8562]

Thaaaankyou so much for this tutorial:) i have this stuff for how many yrs. Got it as a present and i'm soooo frustrated on how to use that properly, now i have a solution to my problem 😅 thanks to you. :)

[@VianneyCreates]

Glad I could help! TYSM!!

[@ashleyrandall4061]

You literally just saved me. I was going to use this to hem my kids clothes. But I couldn't get the starter stitches to stay in. Great video. Thank you.

[@VianneyCreates]

Oh, wow! Happy to help! TY!

[@josjo8574]

Mann!!! Super video..I just finished sewing my jackets with a broken pocket ha’- Can you make a exclusive video talking about the “end” and the hole with the loop and stuff…please..I am soo slow understanding…

[@johnh.blevins5927]

After cutting, pull the thread end back through the top / front side of the sewn material, then slightly lift the last stitch put the thread through that loop and tie off there so it doesn’t come unraveled (the threader is very handy for doing this). I don’t know about the first stitch, whether it will come out or not, but I would think it should somehow be tied off too. Anybody know?

[@tigerlilly900]

Yes your right, cut enough thread from sewing machine, about 3 inches to have enough to make a knot in the back. Turn to the back of fabric & use the seam reaper to pull the front thread to the back and insert a threader in the last stitch to secure it. Then take the thread you pulled from the front to the back and guide it through the threader pull out about one inch and guide the thread through the loop and pull it tight with the threader to finish the knot.

[@CaliRaisedOhioGrown]

Great Video!! EASY to follow and informative! I wish I had found this video before buying this gadget!! I love to make easy projects like drawstring bags and card laying mats and had thought this would speed up my process. Truly, I am better off handstiching. At least I know my end product will last and not unravel! I plan on looking further at the other little machine shown at the beginning. Video: A+++ Personal opinion oF Singer Handheld: FAIL SERIOUS FAIL! Boooooooooooooo!!!

[@djleslie777]

Thanks so much for posting this, I think I’ll invest in the second one you showed. Great review!!

[@tybalfour]

Awesome review! I just picked this one up to use on my cards. Where did you get the clear container of thread (of different colors) from if you don’t mind me asking? Thanks for sharing

[@VianneyCreates]

I bough them on AliExpress a very long time ago. If you use that site just search "embroidery thread." You'll see tons of similar listings.

[@kennardsr]

I enjoyed you from the beginning to the end. Ur voice is soothing and ur hands are so beautiful. Thks for sharing.kj

[@VianneyCreates]

Oh, wow. Thank you so much!

[@djleslie777]

Oh and you nails are gorgeous!!

[@VianneyCreates]

Oh, wow! TYSM!!

[@gmedrano4205]

Hi! Mine is not sewing anything just making holes, how do I fixed that?? Any ideas please??

[@Rosalizchan890]

need to add tension

[@janicegwynn]

Check the needle make sure it's incorrectly sometimes it's sitting up too high take the top of it off the needle sitting up high it's not low enough push the needle down and retighten your screw

[@ivermectin3191]

Honestly have no idea how you ladies with nails can thread stuff and work with teeency lil threadings 🤘🏼🤘🏼AWESOME

[@OnlyIF_]

I'm about to use this machine for my AP Arts class, but the part that moves up and down won't even continuously move! When I try to switch the 'Lock and Sew' button, it just makes on solid movement either upward or downward, I cannot stitch anything! This would be a great necessity during our group project, but I can't seem to get it to work :(

[@mamaacosta]

It's not stitching at all for me, I threaded the machine exactly how you showed it on your video

[@weemaggiejiggs8832]

I apologise in advance if I'm wrong 🙂 however, when threading the machine is there not another little wire loop under the red handle near the needle stem ? If there is, after threading the tension plate, you would thread through this loop then thread down onto the needle....the reason l'm asking is I've watched quite a few tutorials and no-one threads this loop. It could affect the tension causing missed stiches and rucking. ..???

[@VianneyCreates]

I am so sorry, this video is very old (from my old channel...I brought it over). I don't know all of the ins and outs anymore. Just what's in the video. I am sorry.

[@lorena86.]

I looked, there is! Thank you!

[@__ks027]

I saw that in the instructions too! I put it through anyways, thank you ☺

[@geraldcrisman7320]

Your kitty must be a bob cat because he anit got no tail😅😅😅 thanks for for your videos they have been very helpful especially in how to thread the machine and of course the operation of the sewing machine i have poor reading comprehension so your videos make this easy and fun to use thank you so so very much.

[@peacedovecreations2460]

I see these at garage sales all the time. Next time I might just go ahead and pick it up would be nice to have.. Tfs...

[@VianneyCreates]

LOL! I mentioned in the review that it's basically a garage sale staple! (:

[@SFBenjaminK]

I bought one brand NEW from Amazon pull it out the box , i put the battery in, in right way is new battery and dont work even i changed it with other battery when i turn on position, don't turns on , i dont know whats wrong

[@karlavandenbrande4964]

My thread always lets go. Do you have a solution for that?

[@SunFlower-1221]

Thank you for directions and examples.

[@VianneyCreates]

You bet! TYSM!

[@ladytee5201]

Good advice. I have the first one and I was wondering where the heck the bobbin was. Piece of crap. Thread just comes right out of the fabric

[@noyceofficial]

This tutorial was the bomb!!! so good. Thank you for the solutions and the info about how it works and what you can do .. just got mine today hehe . And to everyone else - HAPPY SEWING!! lets work 😀😀 2023 💥❤

[@VianneyCreates]

Wow, so happy to help! TYSM and HNY!

[@akk9964]

My needle got stuck (it moves a bit up and down but it doesn't come completely out when I turn the button) and it happened once before and I ended up breaking my needle when I turning the button to get it out. I don't know how to unstuck it. Has anyone has any tips?

[@psr076]

I'm glad you're reviewing ! I always if it worked.

[@VianneyCreates]

It "works," but I don't know that I would really use it for anything other than paper crafts.

[@psr076]

@@VianneyCreates My mom has one but she never used it because she didn't how to use it properly. I'm might try it.

[@jacquelinecruz5800]

That's nice. I have one now. I will do that. 🤪😂

[@bhargavichakrapani8647]

Hi, nice video. Can you show how to wind a bobbin?

[@aravindnehru3738]

What is the price of this machine

[@jacquiericard5190]

How thick can this hand held handle? Does it zig zag?

[@SunFlower-mk4bp]

Looks so easy to do, but it’s so hard to sew straight coz the sewer is moving around.

[@VianneyCreates]

Yes, it's not the easiest thing to control.

[@rizchellsuniga4402]

Can I used it in leather?

[@ari_bae3894]

Mine dont work at all

[@Marilynlovesebiking]

How cool, I have always wondered if these were good, ie work well.

[@VianneyCreates]

They work, but they're a bit hard to control.

[@barbarahairston4749]

Nice review. I have the one with the bobbin that I purchased from Aldi's. I just use it for paper crafting, it's ok! Thanks for sharing, blessings💕

[@VianneyCreates]

They are great for that! TY!

[@evelynvasquez5928]

I was looking at this little machine for making ephemera

[@VianneyCreates]

It might be great for that bc it can have a rustic look...not exam perfect. Otherwise, I would get the Stitch Sew Quick 2. It's a great little lockstitch machine for about $20.

[@VianneyCreates]

Oops, sorry for the typo. Exam?

[@user-ne1lv1um9x]

Thanks for sharing

[@VianneyCreates]

You bet!

[@unassailablefacts]

My unit does not sew because it doesn’t seem to have a thread to catch it underneath. No bottom bobbin

[@VianneyCreates]

It doesn't have a bobbin thread. This is a different type of machine, it's not a regular sewing machine. It's more of a chain stitch not a lock stitch.

[@unassailablefacts]

@@VianneyCreates thanks for the reply but it doesn’t secure underneath. Atleast not mine. How do u ensure that it catches underneath ?

[@annemariejuin95]

Thank you !!😎😎😎😎😎

[@vinsue581]

Every time I try it the thread comes out of the needle! Help

[@VianneyCreates]

I'm sorry, I haven't used this little guy in years. I don't recall all of the ins and outs.

[@fdiggs46]

That thing is hard to guide. My stitch kept going crazy crooked!!!

[@VianneyCreates]

It can be hard to guide, for sure.

[@Ri57490]

Can tie it down to something with a heavy base e.g a thick heavy book, the rope can be tied just behind the 'on' switch, use some duc tape to make it sturdier - so that the machine stands up freely. Or while crouching over and sitting on the floor, the method I use is to hold it down with my foot, and use both my hands to guide guide fabric- this method may not be the best when doing a long project. But, both methods allow both hands to be free while sewing so it's easier to guide

[@amourejones8201]

Is this good for buttons or am I just okay with sewing them back on myself? Thanks for sharing. Blessings.

[@VianneyCreates]

Hello! I wouldn't use it for buttons, it's too hard to control.

[@monicamadrid4852]

Not good for buttons..jeep sewin them on by hand

[@amourejones8201]

@@monicamadrid4852 Thank You

[@rosasanchez8425]

This is the worst video I've seen about this sewing machine. She doesn't know how to use it and made numerous mistakes. Fortunately, I found a very good vídeo with clear and precise instructions!

[@VianneyCreates]

Sounds good! Not sure why you came to watch this video since you had already seen a "very good" one. Have a great day, Rosa.

[@HH-qj3vg]

Please provide the better video ?😂

[@monicamadrid4852]

You dont have to do all that with the lil loop...all you have to do is run the machine back and forth over the same sewn line. She doesnt even know how to handle it. Its not that hard to move the way you want it. Its like she is afraid of using it.

[@MrBravoamigo]

Don't believe the crap. I bought one recently. For one single piece of cloth, it sewed properly. But when 2 pieces of cloths wrapped together, it could not sew but jammed into one spot without moving forward. Useless cheap machine.

[@VianneyCreates]

TY!

[@jodean297]

Omg I hate this freaking thing!! It’s hell

[@VianneyCreates]

Oh, no! I'm sorry...thanks for sharing your experience.

[@user-sx7tf4lg5i]

Truly awful how to host

[@carmenpetrovici78]

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