💫 Quilting Needles-Size 9: Discover the Superior Quality of John James Gold'n Glide Needles Review

In addition to being hardened steel that bends, they're great for quilting. I would not use any other hand quilt product.

As a beginner quilter, I have little experience with the selection or use of hand quilting needles. My first attempt ended with 3 bent needles in the first row! John James #9's slip was a shot in the dark and a direct hit as far as I know. They really slide. I have shared with friends and reordered for my personal stash. I would highly recommend anyone interested in hand quilting to try this needle brand.

I liked the slim fit, nice and slim so it was perfect for hand sewing quilts. the main issue; These needles do not accept thread size for hand quilting. After a few minutes of trying. to push the thread into the needle head, i tried it with a lighted magnifying glass and realized that the needle head was too small for the thread. I may be able to use them with finer thread for embroidery that doesn't require two strands.

These needles are great because they really slide through the fabric. My only issues with the needles are that they are short and the ears are so small I couldn't thread the quilting thread I used through the eyelet. Some quilters like the shorter length, but due to physical hand issues I need a longer needle. I will be looking for longer ones after the John James Gold'n Glide brand because they are really great.

I just received my #9 quilting needles and had to write about them. I absolutely LOVE them! I have never used John James Gold'n Glide. My last order was just an opportunity to get size 9 needles, which I was able to find because they are rarely available in the city where I live. I do a lot of hand embroidery. The needles I've used in the past often break and are difficult to thread due to the smaller eye. Last night I tried my new Gold'n Glide for the first time and was amazed at how much…