Review on 🧵 Discover the Versatile ForFine Needles: Perfect for Embroidery, Stitching, and Sewing Projects! by Angela Rodriguez

Little did I know all the needles would get mixed up. If you want a specific size, you need to sort it. The biggest needle kind of reminds me of a harpoon. I don't remember ever using a needle that size. I know the measurements were on the list, but my brain can't convert the recorded measurements to real ones. One of the largest needles had a broken eye making it unusable, so basically I only got 49 needles. I love the cute little needle holder. However, I could hardly put all the needles in. It was full! I'm of that age (old) that some jobs make it difficult for me to concentrate and do what I want. Threaded needles are one of those things. These needles have large eyelets to make threading easier. However, be careful when choosing the needle you are going to use for your project. Use the smallest needles with the smallest eye you can thread, either with the eye or with a needle threader. The bigger the needle, the bigger the hole in the fabric. Depending on the fabric you are sewing, this can be crucial to prevent the fabric from tearing or sagging. They can be used both for hand sewing and for embroidering tapestries because they have a point. For counted cross stitches, you usually need blunt-ended needles. I appreciate the opportunity to use these needles. Many Thanks.