SewPro SP-402 QuickStitch Sewing Machine
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of SewPro SP-402 QuickStitch Sewing Machine
Customer Review: Cheaply Made Machine with Bad Performance for a Cheap Price
Summary: 1 Stars
This machine is really cheaply made. The price speaks for itself. If I had a second chance, I'd use the $30 on this to put in towards a $100 machine or more. No matter what kind of thread you put in the machine, it keeps getting snagged every time you sow. Does NOT sow jeans fabric well, sometimes not even at all!!! And it keeps getting stuck with even the most simple pieces of fabric.
Don't buy this machine.
Customer Review: Difficult to set up
Summary: 1 Stars
This sewing machine was very difficult to set up. Even the instructional dvd included did not simplify the process. I ended up returning this item because it was very confusing to figure out how to get it to work.lCustomer Review: Don't Waste Your Money
Summary: 1 Stars
I could not even get it to sew. I sent it back after 3 days. Awful!Customer Review: Exactly what we wanted
Summary: 5 Stars
My nine year old daughter wanted a sewing machine and like many other things she wants I didn't want a big investment only to learn she's bored five minutes in...this machine works perfectly. I haven't sewed in years and I was so pleased the instructions for threading the spool and bobbin were very clear and concise. She has been able to use it with ease and we're having fun making clothes for her stuffed animals.
I highly recommend this item, we've had no problems with it whatsoever and is easy to use for young and old and really sew like a sewing machine.
Customer Review: Getting it to work
Summary: 3 Stars
Got this for a 10-year-old, who is doing fine with it now that it seems to be working properly. (She is able to follow the instructions, thread the machine, etc.)
We had the same trouble as CK, after following all instructions and watching the instructional DVD. Several experienced sewers tried to tweak the machine, but it would work about every other time. Tried calling the toll-free support number, but could only leave messages. (I hope someone will call back.) Finally (so far) it seems that we might have been trying to feed the material under the needle too quickly. Once we learned to guide it very gently without rushing it, the machine seems to be working fine.