SINGER STITCH QUICK+ · PORTABLE MENDING
A little sewing power, ready for the small jobs.
For the repair you want to tackle without setting up your full sewing space, reach for the SINGER Stitch Quick+. This portable two-thread mending machine works in handheld or tabletop mode, with cordless battery operation and built-in storage for the included sewing notions.
Handheld or tabletop use
Two-thread stitching
Cordless battery operation
Choose how you want to work
Hold the ergonomic handle and use the on/off safety switch in handheld mode, or place the machine on a stable surface for continuous tabletop stitching. The compact design offers a different approach to small sewing tasks when portability matters.
Keep your mending tools together
Threaded bobbins, needles, a needle threader and a spindle are included, with a built-in compartment to keep the small notions close. It is a convenient companion for modest repairs and a useful addition to a sewing setup that already has a full-size machine for larger projects.
Power and included notions
| Model / item number |
Stitch Quick+ / D01774 |
| Battery requirement |
4 AA batteries, not included |
| Use |
Handheld or tabletop mending |
| Included notions |
Threaded bobbins, needles, needle threader and spindle |
| Storage |
Built-in compartment |
Have your power ready
Requires four AA batteries, not included. A corded power option is supported, but a power adapter is not confirmed as included with this listing; check the required adapter specification before buying one separately.
Your questions, answered
Does it use one thread or two?
Stitch Quick+ uses two threads, including bobbin thread.
Can I use it on a table?
Yes. It supports both handheld and tabletop operation.
Should this be my main garment-sewing machine?
It is intended for portable mending and small tasks. For regular garment construction, buttonholes and a wider stitch selection, compare a full-size sewing machine.
The ThreadWorks difference
The right machine for the job you have in mind
ThreadWorks is a family-run sewing business in Arizona. Our family's sewing-business experience goes back to 1977, with years spent around machines, service benches, parts and the people who use them.
Tell us what you need to mend and how often you plan to sew. We can help you compare a portable option with a full-size machine so your purchase suits the work you actually want to do.
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