Review on Beginner Sewing Machine - Mini Sewing Machine with Eco-Friendly Material, Dual Speed, Portable Design, Extension Table, Light and Easy to Use - Perfect Gift for Women and Kids, Space Saver by Tara Ford

After taking a little time to become familiar with this machine, I sewed quite simply. I've worked on small projects with cotton and flannel. But when I started the fleece, he wasn't entirely happy with it. Aside from not being able to put slightly thicker fabric under the presser foot, it takes more power for the machine to sew through the thicker fabric. I managed to finish a few fleece projects before the sewing machine started going haywire. Now when the flywheel is turned, a loud squeak can be heard. Inside, it should be made of plastic parts. It was fine while it worked, but I knew not to expect much from this little sewing machine. But I was hoping it would last longer. I should also note that this only takes one stitch. You must sew the reverse stitch manually by turning the fabric the other way and then back. The sewing foot was never adjusted correctly. No matter how hard I tried to relax and straighten him up. It has become more difficult to judge whether you really sew evenly. Also, when pulling the fabric out, I had to pull the thread at a certain point to avoid breaking the needle. It was impossible to just peel off the fabric and then cut it. I don't recommend buying it unless you're just planning on making simple fixes. It was pretty much a waste of money. But I finished my plush fleece project - shrug