PAKO Needle Organizer 2 1 2 Inch Review

This needle organizer is very useful. Simply mark the thread symbols or numbers on the card, put them in the triangle holder, and then slip the thread needles over the symbols. I place up to three loaded pins in a marked square when working on this color. Once you've secured your squares with needles and thread, you're ready to sew. You may want to get a 25 needle set when ordering (it has 50 squares so you may need even more needles) as you can actually cook with non stop sewing time if you…

I've been using this for a few days now and not sure I like it. It takes some time to set it up for your project. You need to copy the characters onto a small card sliding down the middle. (I hope you can draw! - I can't, so I embroider according to the pattern!) Then you need to thread each color on the needle. If you have 50+ needles, all with thread, the thread will look like a mess. It took a while to thread all the needles, but I see where it saves time when I have to change colors…

Product well made, but maybe not for everyone. I am an avid cross stitch embroiderer and work on intensive projects that take years to complete. I like working with mixed threads. I support anything that can speed up the project. However, I have learned quite a bit after purchasing this item and the large needles which are a logical complement to the needle holder. First, buying needles in bulk means you're likely to end up with second-rate needles. Although I bought the same brand I usually…