Anyone else remember when they were first learning to sew and their mom’s used the threaders? Well, now I NEED to use them. Either my eyes are showing their age or the holes in the old needles shrunk.Now I have new, not 1000 year old needles and enough threaders to last a lifetime. Yay!

I really needed these for my quilting and sewing projects. They are a lifesaver for seniors with poor eyesight. They arrived as stated. Would order again if needed.

Since I developed eye problems, threading needles has been almost impossible for me. When I ordered these, it took me a few minutes to figure it out. I ruined the first threader. After you get the threader through the eye of the needle, you have to grab one end of the thread and pull it off the threader on the other side of the needle eye so your needle is threaded. It's a little confusing, but a great idea. I would buy more.

I got these to thread yarn into the tapestry needle. They are easy to use and they did what I needed them to do. Thanks for attention!

I thought they would be a bit bigger. Kind of awkward in my fingers. However, the do the job fine. Good value. May not work well with thicker fabrics or multiple layers!

This is the best sewing tool I've purchased in quite a while. I was struggling with trying to thread needles using embroidery thread. This tool makes that process so much easier. I love it!

This sturdy and inexpensive sewing-needle threader is perfect! I loving using needle-threaders because most of my sewing needles have very tiny eyes and threaders make it easy to get the needle threaded on the first try. These particular threaders are the best I've ever used: the study plastic base is much easier to grip than the flimsy metal ones I've used for years and the bright colors are fun. They come in a package of 24 in a nice reusable plastic box. I haven't had mine for long so I…

Wish I didn't have to buy 30 of them, have been trying to give some away but they work well and although they seem flimsy, none have broken. I use them for hand sewing needle threading and also on my sewing machine (which is a bit awkward, but works)

Love these little needle threaders! I never knew these existed until I saw someone recently on YouTube who recommended them. These things are a life saver when it comes to helping you thread needles! I bought this package of 30 because I plan on giving everyone I know one! Great quality and a great value for the price!

I do a lot of hand stitching and use needle threaders constantly. Most of the ones I've used only last for three or four times and then either twist or pull apart. I ordered a multi pack of this brand thinking I'd go through them quickly. After a month of daily use, I'm still on the first one. These are fantastic threaders and I highly recommend them. They are a great value at a great price.

My father was in the Air Force, so I learned to sew when I was a kid. Just a few years ago, I could easily hit the eye of a needle; pull the thread through my teeth and shove it through the tiny hole. No problem.Then, I woke up one day and forty years had passed. I was old; I needed glasses to read, write checks and to drive. Threading a needle was relegated to the list of things I could no longer do.These needle threaders are just what I needed. They're easy to grab, easy to hold and they make

These work great. You don't need 30, because they don't break. I've been using the same one to pull yarn through needle eyes several times a day for weeks.

The wire is a little long and it has where the wire crosses itself, the needle only goes to that point and stops which is ok. It’s easy to place the thread in the wire which is nice, but it doesn’t pull back through the eye of the needle easily. It makes me antsy that it might break the wire if I pull to hard.

they are OK. Worth the money, especially because you get so many. I would never use all of these in my life, but it's a good deal.Needles were an extra bonus.Only cons are they didn't work for what I wanted them for. I use threader to get the pulls out of my work shirts (and other clothes) but with the wires being so narrow and long it makes it really hard to get the loose thread in there. I'm sure it would be just fine fir threading a needle though.I liked that they came in a case, but mine…

I actually bought this to help me thread, my sewing machine, but it won’t work with the needles that I use, bummer it’s too big for the whole needle.