🔧 Enhance Your Jewelry-Making Skills with Miyuki Silver Jewelry Making Tool Review

I use beading needles a lot and you should use super fine thread or thread with these needles. I gave it to my daughter who has just started beadwork. They aren't very strong and I broke a few. I bought these because I'm a big fan of Miyuki's beads, but I wouldn't buy pins again. I will stick with the Tulip brand, they are very durable and will last forever.

These needles have worked great on some fairly heavy work so far. They flex but don't break even under a lot of pressure and I had no problem threading them by hand. The only warning I would give is that they are VERY VERY spicy. I don't need sharp needles for the work I do so I removed the sharp point with flush cutters to avoid further injury heh.

I've been using tulip needles since they came out. I wondered if there were any needles that could compete with them. And since I use Miyuki beads, probably 3/4 of my Deli cylindrical beads, I decided to give these needles a try. Well we lost. Used her to make brick earrings, very small triangles, six rows by 5 and five crystal pendants, she was able to pull through the hole in just 3 passes and they already have a curve. My tulips have been used in so many projects I've lost count and they are

I am VERY disappointed. I've been waiting for this to arrive and started a beading project for a friend, but I can't EVER use these needles without the stringing tool that should have been in the package. Very upset to learn it wasn't included!

I have been using tulip needles since they came out. I wondered if there were any needles that could compete with them. And since I use Miyuki beads, probably 3/4 of my Deli cylindrical beads, I decided to give these needles a try. Well we lost. Used her to make brick earrings, very small triangles, 6 rows by 5 and 5 crystal pendants, she was able to pull through the hole in just 3 passes and they already have a curve. My tulips have been used in so many projects I've lost count and they are…