🪡 SINGER 00056 Plastic Threaders: Efficient and Convenient Pack of 3 Review

This type of needle threader is the only one I enjoy using. I've spent a lot more on cute animal shaped needle threaders, but they are more difficult to use and I've tried threading the needle over and over again to work on my counting cross. With Singer, a quality brand, you simply thread the wire through the eye of the needle, thread the wire through the wire and pull it back through the eye and you have a needle that is easy to thread. There are 3 needle threaders included in this pack.

What a disappointment. And from a well-known company like Singer, I expect a better product. I bought these along with a bunch of very cheap metal that come with pins and needles. Surprise, metal needles are MUCH BETTER than that brand of Singer needles! I expected better and will request a refund from Revain for this poor quality product. I bought 2 packs and wanted to use them for threading. I have the right needle and can easily use metal Chinese needle threaders, which hold up much better…

They are good for threading medium to large eyed needles but not small eyed needles - the needle threader is too big to go through without fully squeezing and self then quite difficult, so don't make it "easy" for yourself. When I tried to slide it through the medium-small tab, the wire fell out of the mount, rendering it unusable. It gets two stars because it would be useful (four to five stars) for those who need a really big needle threader hole and are using big eyed needles. But they are…

I do a lot of cross stitching and depending on the part of the project I am working on I need to thread different colored threads on the needle. I love them as I get older and my eyes aren't as good as they used to be. I had trouble seeing up close to thread the needle and it got annoying. I love to embroider and I don't want to give up just because I can't see the thread in the needle. I like that these aren't the aluminum ones that get used after more than a few uses. They are made of durable

Small tin threaders have been used to sew small repair buttons onto clothing for many years. There were always problems with threading the right thread. This is better than the tin version as I'm a man with big hands. Red plastic makes it easier to hold. Just as easy to use. Gently push the end of the thin metal through the hole in the needle. Then the thread goes through the end of the thin wire. Be sure to pull the thread a few inches and let it hang near the other end of the spool. Pinch…

Works the same as fine metal needle threaders. However, the bright red handles make them more visible, durable and comfortable to grip. The plastic handles look nice and I expect they will last quite a while. In terms of function, each handle is attached to a piece of thin metal wire bent into a diamond shape. The tip of this metal wire diamond can be easily slipped through the needle eye while the remainder of the metal wire diamond is temporarily bent to pass through the needle eye. When this