🧵 Beadsmith Big Eye Beading Needles Set of 6 - 4 Sizes Review

It's good to have different sizes. I make so many different types of beads that I never run out of needles. and as some of you may know, the older you get, the harder it gets to thread those pesky needles (I'm talking about the really thin ones). When I have one of those days, I reach for my big-eyed needles. Easiest to thread, thin and thin enough for my smallest beads (e.g. 020). My needles end up looking like corkscrews, but I still use them until they break. They hold up pretty well and I'm

I recently bought a pack of these "Big Eye Beading Needles" and couldn't understand them at first. Who expects the entire needle to open up and become an "eye"? When my own "big eye" was opened, I found the BEST BEADING NEEDLE was in my hands! Beads jump onto these needles, it's as easy as peeling pears to thread a thread, string or cord through them without using my glasses or a needle threader. I've had the best beading experience of my creative life with them. For real! Last night I finished

These needles work perfectly for beadwork with 11/0 or 6/0 beads, these are the only sizes I have had experience with and I have found them very comfortable. I was VERY surprised and pleased that they go through the 11/0 beads just as well, even with multiple passes they were easy to get through. I would recommend maybe getting a size 00 beading thread because I've had constant problems with the regular kit size beading thread [I had to use 3-in-1 pliers to thread it through]. But that's not…