Multifunction Household Computerized Embroidery Sewing Machine FY790

Specifications:

• This Embroidery Sewing Machine has a full range of utility, decorative, quilting, and stretch stitches
• Cosmetically this Embroidery Sewing Machine is in excellent condition and makes a great display piece
• Each stitch is electronically formed and optimally set, which means every stitch is sewn with exact precision
• This Cheap Sewing Machine features quick change presser feet so you can easily change the feet to meet your sewing needs
• Commercial speed and a powerful motor flies through tough projects with ease; stronger motor can sew heavyweight fabrics with ease
• The Best Sewing Machine is great for quilting or other detailed sewing
• Provides greater strength, reduced weight and improved functional performance
• This Embroidery Sewing Machine gives you sewing flexibility, straight, blind hem, multi-stitch zigzag, stretch blind hem, straight stretch and honeycomb

Details:

• With the mini electric sewing machine you can sew, cut, and mend with ease without dragging out your bulky sewing machine

• The sewing machine has been conveniently designed so you can easily carry it to sew, mend or repair all around the house

• This is a Multifunction Household Electric Sewing Machine. Commercial speed and a powerful motor flies through tough projects with ease; stronger motor can sew heavyweight fabrics with ease

• Get creative with this sewing and embroidery machine that features an automatic needle threader, stitch functions and many embroidery designs

How to Thread a Mini Sewing Machine

• Mini sewing machines can meet simple sewing needs or easily teach young ones to sew. If you recently bought a mini sewing machine, the first thing you need to do (after reading your manual) is to thread your machine. Although each model will vary, they all follow the same basic threading procedure--simply omit steps that do not apply to your machine's design.
• Place the thread on the spool pin.
• Pull the thread so that the thread tugs along the back of the spool pin; otherwise, remove from the pin and reposition so that the thread tugs correctly. Pull along the machine's horizontal arm at the top.
• Place the thread in the machine's thread take-up lever (appears as a hook along a vertical line at the machine's front). Depending on your machine's model, you may also need to tuck it along a hook that appears right before the lever.
• Thread the needle.
• If the machine has a lower bobbin, wind the bobbin and then place it securely in the bobbin plate (under the needle or along the side of the machine).
• Hold the end of the thread in the needle and slowly rotate the needle until it picks up the thread from the lower bobbin. Once the thread comes through the plate, grab the thread from the lower bobbin and pull it the rest of the way through.

Package Included:

• 1 x Sewing Machine