SINGER® Sew It Goes™ All-in-One Sewing Kit

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This handy sewing kit from SINGER features a variety of essential items necessary for simple sewing projects. The contents are neatly organized in an

SINGER® Sew It Goes™ All-in-One Sewing Kit

This handy sewing kit from SINGER features a variety of essential items necessary for simple sewing projects. The contents are neatly organized in an

SINGER® Sew It Goes™ All-in-One Sewing Kit

The Singer Sew-It-Goes is the perfect portable sewing box for projects on the go or at home. This portable sewing storage system features an easy open handle and locking latch for easy transport. Holds 40+ spools of thread and other essential sewing supplies for all your sewing projects. The customizable sewing storage with three convenient removable drawers can be arranged to fit your workspace.

Singer Sew It Goes - 224 pieces

SINGER® Sew It Goes™ All-in-One Sewing Kit

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The sewing machine for beginners with an included LED light on the work surface, which is designed for those late-night creativity-induced stitching streaks. All threads could be automatically wind on the small sewing machine, it is easy to use and maintain, and they have manual controls that stand the test of time. You can press the backstitch button to make a few stitches in the opposite direction. Do this at the start and end of your row of stitches to prevent them from unraveling.