Product Description

Singer® "Original Classic" Chainstitch Sewing Machine&Sewing Kit Set lets you produce a strong chainstitch for you can create your own fashion designs at home. It can be battery operated or hand operated. It has a fast&slow speed control, tension dial bobbin winder , carrying handle, store-away bobbin winder, foot pedal control, spare bobbin&needle. It is a great way for children to discover the delights of sewing. For battery operation, it requires 2 x 'C' OR LR14 batteries.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #78291 in Toys & Games
• Brand: NKOK
• Dimensions: 8.75" h x 4.75" w x 15.75" l, 3.50 pounds

Features

• This battery operated replica of the Inch original Inch chainstitch sewing machine is designed for

Customer Reviews

Take the name Singer off, for their sake
I was really thinking it would work, rinky dink as it was. At first it seemed to but it would not sew a stitch. It moved but that is it. I felt it was safe for my daughters first machine. It was more than safe... Unfortunate that it is not even worth the $14 low sticker price. I would rather they made it sturdier and charged more. I got her a bobbin type, crossing my fingers that the Bratz machine is better...

Singer Sewer
This machine was a piece of junk and truly a waste of my money, time and patience trying to get it to work. Very flimsy, not easy to use. I was very disappointed since this was suppose to be for a 5 year old. Would not recommend unless you are a seamstress and already know how to work a sewing machine.

Better as imaginary toy than functional sewing machine
I bought this several years ago for my kids. I immediately removed the needle so that my kids would not get injured; I attempted to call the company's phone number for advice (they seemed surprised anyone would want to change a needle -- which suggests it really is not for use), but I eventually was able to by using a wrench to pop it out. After being dropped on the floor, it certainly has shown its age -- anything that can break of, has already (the handwheel, the presser foot). It is a fun item for someone to pretend to sew on, as a model sewing machine, but I don't think it is an appropriate choice for a real sewing machine. It's far too small with too few features.