Using your Mini Sewing machine

How to use a mini sewing machine. Winding bobbin, Threading, Sewing first seam, Review.
:10 What's in the box
3:08 Connect it up
5:07 Bobbin
10:30 Top Thread
16:00 Needle Threader
18:25 Sewing first seam
21:10 Adjusting tension
21:15 My Opinion

[Amanda-vh]

Have never used a sewing machine before in my life, but I needed to repair a cushion cover. So I figured $20 beat the price of a new couch. I've fixed my cushion and now I feel like a pro. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!

[PookyNoodles]

My son got this for me over a year ago and I was totally intimidated about learning how to use a sewing machine. Your tutorial was so nice and easy to understand. I've sewn about 30 stitches and now I want an upgrade. 😂

[rebeccamayhan]

I purchased this exact brand last year and had a hard time understanding the threading and features. Thank you so much for the tutorial! This was exactly what I needed to finally begin using it.

[pishychnl]

I bought mine, Ihave no idea what I'm doing but I'll learn, I'm glad I paid only 24 dollars for it and maybe I could switch to a better one in the future

[debbiebreen]

I bought this sewing machine at ALDI, thankyou for showing us how to use it, I love this little machine, just wish it had zigzag stitch on it, but hey, It was only $29.95, I agree with you about the tension guide, the cotton kept coming out of the needle, I bought this machine for using on quilt pieces for slow stitching and also my paper junk journal craft. It's good for quick sewing, nothing too major. Thankyou.

[mudgrippmike]

tnx Mom... I am 74 male, now sewed before.. I paid $17 for mine, to sew a new zipper on my tent.. I surprised myself by how good it turned out haha... I learned how to thread it by watching you... I will check the Brother out, now that i am an expert😊 N ow I will get ssome stronger nylon thread and run another stitch on each side of zipper... tnx again.

[jenniferwhitus]

Thank you! I bought this little guy because I’m short and constantly having to hem pants I buy (and got tired of spending money on something that I recall doing easily with a machine in home ec class back in the day). Your video helped - I had to rip the stitch because the top of the hem looked neat but the bottom side looked crazy! And I was sewing it with the inside of the pants on top (if that makes sense) so I didn’t want to sew the hem when I couldn’t see it and I wanted both sides to look neat. So while I thank you for the tutorial and I feel like I got my arms around this mini machine, you’ve convinced me to upgrade to a Brother. Because despite the do over with my first hem job on this machine, I had fun! ❤

[ETHANNAH]

Wow this is the most comprehensive video I’ve seen on operating the sewing machine. Thank you so much 😊

[drooganpainter]

Thank you so freaking much, idk why i was stuck on the bobbin part for so long😭 I watched the tutorial the company gave on the little manual, but it didnt work for me, i needed a little more help i guess, im so glad i found this thank thank thank you😸😸😸This thing genuinely had me tweaking....

[zynzane]

Thanks for the video. I just found a dusty unopened box with this little sewing machine I must have grabbed from Walmart or something for my crafts, who knows how many years ago. Mine is a no-name, slightly different than yours but threads and operates that same way. Except that the bobbin will not stay on the winder. As soon as I start the power it flies off. Even on low the machine goes fast and me trying to guide the thread back and forth immediately pops it off. Mine came already threaded with a bobbin on the front and a bobbin inside, but you showed me how to use a spool of thread. The instructions that come with mine have amusement value but are not very understandable. I can wind bobbins on my regular machine but since I'm using this for crafting, it doesn't matter if the bobbin is a different color. I was happy to find a tutorial after all this time but I guess versions of this are still being sold. I just tried stitching something and it works! So yay, a purchase I didn't even remember making pays off.

[cynthiamurphy]

Thanks much for this very helpful tutorial! I actually ordered this machine from Amazon this morning, but it will be a week before it arrives. I could kick myself for getting rid of on older model Brother machine my mom bought me for my birthday back when I was a teen in the 70s. I never sewed anything more complicated than simple polyester pull-on jumpers, pants and vests back in the day, lol. My machine had been sitting on a closet floor unused for several years, and nobody in the family wanted it, so I ended up donating it to a thrift store. I bought this Magicfly thing on a whim, primarily to take in several pairs of oversized pants that I have found in thrift stores. Hopefully, I'll be able to accomplish that once I get the machine, with these good instructions. Truthfully, I had been hoping to find an old used sewing machine but have not seen much in my local thrift stores or church rummage sales. I don't shop like I used to anyway but definitely have found well-made clothing I can take in a bit.

[desiraeeatmon]

I haven’t used a sewing machine since 2003 and got one for Christmas and your video was just great to watch, very excited to get into it 😁
Thank you!

[andrewnorbury]

I struggled with the bobbin until I saw the part where you use the little scissors to pull it up- this was very helpful, Thankyou.

[cashmoneychanel]

Fantastic tutorial and easy to follow thanks so much!😊

[TsclosetTscloset]

Yay thank you I was able to do my first stitch!🎉

[marinaaing]

Thank you !my house is small this is what I need but it’s hard to even start. Your video helped a lot I’m grateful

[ram]

Thanks for a great tutorial. I bought this machine to mend socks and mend tears in my comforter. My dogs like to pull out the stuffing if a tear developed. Hopefully this will at least handle those needs.

[zoompianolessons]

You are an absolutely fantastic step-by-step instructor. Best video for this product available. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[melodywilson]

Thank you for this video! I wish I watched it two years ago when I got mine. I had no idea what I was doing and broke the needle in two seconds. Maybe I'm try again or try the little brother!

[steven]

First time using a sewing machine. This video came in clutch 🎉