How to Operate a Mini Stapler Sewing Machine - Tutorial

A step by step tutorial showing you how to operate a mini stapler sewing machine. I'm using a Spring Come brand but you can also find them called Ami mini hand sewing machine as well. If you ever wanted to know how to use a hand sewer machine then this may be the tutorial for you.

Be sure to check out these other video tutorials if you're looking for other mini sewing machines on a budget:

00:00 Intro
00:34 How to thread your stapler sewing machine
02:50 Thread the needle
04:24 How to use stapler sewing machine
08:52 Other sewing machine tutorials in this series

Read more about how to use a stapler sewing machine here: Coming soon!

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Thanks for watching and happy sewing!

Domenica 😀

[cwong]

Very useful information especially about how to end the stitching for this type of handheld sewing machine, I've learned something. Thank you so much.

[SynasterHax]

This tutorial was EXACTLY what I was looking for. My mini sewing machine looks exactly the same as the one in this tutorial, and this was the first search result. So perfect!

[mariolegaspi]

I got one since 1991. I bought it in HONGKONG but forgot to ask the seller how to use it so I put it in my cabinet without using if for 31 years, now I know how to operate. Thank you for the video! GOD BLESS !!!

[hunibadoobeetalks]

My father bought one 25 years ago and today, we finally knew how to use it. Good thing my mother kept it at a very good condition.🥰🥰🥰

[arvintot]

Thanks for this, the instructions on the device itself is almost useless, your video was very clear and easy to understand.

Just one important tip to everyone who is having trouble, aside from the correct threading i this video, note that you should not try to force the material to move (by pulling) let the machine move the material it has the mechanism to do so, once I figured this out the stitching stays, you can look under the material to see if the stitch is linked or not, if it isnt linked, you might be forcing the material to move as I mentioned.

[muffinbutton]

Mine has been boggling my mind for weeks, but it works like a charm after watching this! Thank you soooo much!

[chrissouthworth]

What an incredible little machine! Thank you so much for this video. The package in which I received mine was far from clear about how to work the device. Your instructions are clear, concise, and *very useful indeed!* I look forward to using this little gem shortly.

[juanignaciobidegaray]

Amazing tutorial!!! I bought one just out of curiosity and the instructions were totally unclear. This video helped me a lot, thank you so much!!!

[ryanroutledge]

😊 Outstanding tutorial! Thank you so much for this I just got a handheld sewing machine in racy red from Amazon delivered today. It was already threaded and it works very well. Your tips on stopping the unraveling of the stitch was extremely useful for a first-timer like me. For me it sure beats the back stitch that I was trying to do a week ago manually.

[gabrieladabrowska]

Just what I was looking for! The trick with stopping the stitching from unravelling is very useful, that's what I had a problem with. Thanks!

[OssyRH]

How thankful I am, so my problem fix it ❤🙏, I could do it for my Hubby, thanks dear

[edwardvarby]

I've learned all sorts of yarn & rope crafts, but dreaded sewing. I picked up an almost identical machine on Temu for pocket change, hadn't a clue what to do, but this video was most helpful. The mechanism reminds me of some of the 1st sewing machines. TY

[FreeAndi]

You rescued my relationship. She wanted to use what we bought on a night market few years ago, and the description of the device was poor. But you made my day - and hers too :)
Thank you so much!!!!

[sunidhikatiyar]

Thank you so much, I kept wondering whether or not to buy the stapler and you made my decision, I love how you detailed each and every step. You'll be my first stiching teacher

[capawandeepkaur]

Amazing tutorial. We thought that machine was of no use but this video has changed our mindset.

[jenniepunctuation]

Thank you! I bought one of these at a garage sale for $1. No instructions. I'm so glad I can use it now for a project.

[lisagenereux]

I received my mother in laws sewing kit, and it had the “sun hand” brand.
Looks exactly the same as the one you’re currently using. Your video was very direct and easy to follow (even noticed a tension disk error and fixed it LOL) Seriously though, thank you SO much 😊

[khongkokwai]

Thanks for uploading. I bought this thing fifteen years ago and I have no idea how it works until I find your video now.

[AlexSDU]

Thanks for the tutorial. Just got mine today and tried it instantly. I noticed the stitches easily to unravel, so I looked for how to use this sewing machine. And I found your video.

[JenniLevenbook]

thank you for doing this video. I didn't know these types of sewing machines existed and it is exactly what I was looking for to complete a project.