🧵 Pack of 100 Flat Shank HAX1 Home Sewing Machine Needles - Size #90/14 for Organ Review

I was brainwashed into believing that I should only use Singer brand needles in my typewriter. I did a little research on sewing machine needles and found that most brand name needles were rebranded by only a few manufacturers around the world. That's when I decided to try organ needles and I'm so glad I did. They also work if not better than the Singer brand needles I've been using for years at a much cheaper price. I use these needles in my Singer 4452 Heavy Duty.

These needles are as good as name brand needles and are now brand names themselves. I'm a quilter so it's recommended to use a new needle when starting a new quilt, so I use quite a few needles. Add to that the cutting into the throat plate because I forgot to switch to the zigzag plate on my 401a, and the general awkwardness of my Janome MC3000 (such a diva!), and the bodies are really starting to add up. If I bought needles in fancy Schmetz plastic packaging from Joanne I would have to stop…

10/31/17 I am reviewing 100 Organ Flat Shank 15x1 sewing needles in sizes #75/11 and #90/14. I just bought a used sewing machine and tested it with some small things that I needed to fix or mend. On the 3rd garment I sewed, frayed material got caught in the spool and pressure plate causing everything to buckle. As a result, my needle bent into the record and broke. There were no spare needles with the machine. I removed the pieces and could read that it was a 15x1 needle organ. Now I've done a…