🧵 Bohin Tapestry Hand Needles - Size 28: Perfect Tools for Fine and Delicate Stitching Review

These are the best embroidery needles I have ever used! The eye of each needle is perfectly formed and smooth inside and out. There are no bent eyes and roughness in the eye of the needle for the thread to catch. I have been embroidering for over 50 years. Of course. They are more expensive but worth every penny. The John James and DMC needles I just bought were a waste of money! I kicked EVERYONE! Bohin obviously has amazing quality control. John James and DMC could learn from Bohin!

I'm not new to embroidery, but I tried this brand for the first time. Judging by the reviews, I was delighted - cheaper than Tulip, softer than DMC - sounds great. I used the exact same needle threader that I used on my other 28s and the eyelet broke off! I bought a more expensive and smaller needle threader (it's so trendy) and the eyelet broke off! I have never experienced this. Is always. In one instance, it broke when I pulled through the needle threader, leaving me with 1/2 the eyelet and…

These are by far the best needles I have ever used in my cross stitch career and the only ones I will never run out of. They're smooth, easy to thread, and feel like oil is being pulled through Aida, linen, or even fabric. Many needle brands have ears that will eventually break the thread and waste a lot of thread. These needles don't do this because their eye is smooth and not rough. They are also extremely easy to use despite being small; I almost always get the thread on the first try. The…