Review on 🧵 The Beadsmith English Beading Needles: Size 12, 4 Needles per Card – Perfect for Loom Weaving, Beadwork, and Jewelry Making with Seed Beads by Wendy Rodriguez

I tried the #10, #13, and #15 beading needles. Size 15 was too heavy to thread (the first one broke). Size 13 was ok but I wanted to see if I could do with something bigger. Size 10 was strong and easy to thread, but too big for some of my small beads. So I bought her. I am very happy with them and will use them often. I mostly use 4 lb test firelines with them. I don't find it too difficult, but I have a backlit magnifying glass that helps. Lately I've been trying not very small beads, mostly only size 10 and 11, as well as a few polished and other Czech beads, as well as some semi-precious beads, and they have worked well in all of these cases. (They're too big for beads. You really need a twisted wire needle with a beading eyelet.) They bend a bit, but I've found it perfectly acceptable to use curved beading needles. The only place you might have a small problem is when using coated Czech beads. Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I have successfully completed three projects with them and they give every reason to believe that they will last. You really need a folded-eye twisted wire needle for beading.) They bend a bit, but I've found it perfectly acceptable to use curved beading needles. The only place you might have a small problem is when using coated Czech beads. Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. You really need a folded-eye twisted wire needle for beading.) They bend a bit, but I've found it perfectly acceptable to use curved beading needles. The only place you might have a small problem is when using coated Czech beads. Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Pearls are almost always sold in bulk, far in excess of what you actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. ) They bend a bit, but I've found it perfectly acceptable to use curved beading needles. The only place you might have a small problem is when using coated Czech beads. Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Pearls are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. ) They bend a bit, but I found using curved beading pins perfectly acceptable. The only place where you might have small problems is this is the case when using coated bohemian pearls; Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Pearls are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. The only place you might have a small problem is when using coated Czech beads. Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. The only place you might have a small problem is when using coated Czech beads. Due to the way the color is added, the holes are sometimes slightly smaller or partially blocked compared to Japanese beads. If so, just take another bead. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I have successfully completed three projects with them, and they give every reason to believe that they will last a long time. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. what you really need for the project, so i always thought a few losses were acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. what you really need for the project, so i always thought a few losses were acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. Beads are almost always sold in quantities well in excess of what you'll actually need for a project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. well beyond what is actually needed for the project, so I've always found a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last. far beyond what you actually need for the project, so I've always considered a few losses to be acceptable. Anyway, I'm very happy with these needles so far. I've successfully completed three projects with them and they have every reason to believe they will last.