🧵 German-Made Precision Felting Needles: Essential Tools for Wool Artists, Beginner to Expert | Color Coded, Gauges 36 Star, 38 Star, 40 Spiral | High Carbon Steel | Includes Metal Sharps Container Review

These needles work very well. These needles are shorter than the needles that you can buy in bulk. I use Star 36 and get to 40 on every project. I start a project with cheap thick needles and finish with these needles because there really is a noticeable difference in the end product. Once I break all 50 cheap needles I'll probably just use those needles and of course buy more. I have about 3 hours on each needle (merino and coarse wool felt) so far and both feel as sharp as if I took them out…

I have 3 types of felting needles in a big metal box that keeps everything in order. Each felting needle was color coded and included a card to tell me which needle was which. I cut out these cards and glued them into a metal storage box so I always know what kind of needle I'm using. I also bought a wool felt pillow. It fit PERFECTLY in the felt bowl I previously purchased from Hobby Lobby which originally came with a foam liner. The foam pillow didn't last very long, but this wool pillow made

I pre-ordered them. It was a long wait but they came about half a week earlier than originally expected. I've had some confusion with Revain Tracking, but I don't know what exactly happened with all of this. It's been hard to find uniquely shaped needle felting needles at a decent price anywhere, but Desert Breeze has nailed it. fantastic offer. Despite heavy use, they have held up incredibly well. I'm pretty prone to broken needles. I did notice that the paint on the ends (for color coding)…