Pins, Needles & Felting
Choosing the right hand sewing needle for your sewing can become confusing with so many to select from these days.
Gone are the days of yesteryear when a Sharp Needle was used for everything and cotton was the only thread available to sew with.
The most common questions I am asked is “which needle do I use for Candlewicking” or “for Cross-Stitch?”
Gone are the days of yesteryear when a Sharp Needle was used for everything and cotton was the only thread available to sew with.
The most common questions I am asked is “which needle do I use for Candlewicking” or “for Cross-Stitch?”
For some guidance, read my article that appeared in "Into Craft" e-Newsletter, entitled " Which Needle To Use When? "
I have also prepared a complete explanation of each needle and its use which you may find helpful in choosing the correct needle for each project.
Using the right needle for a project makes the stitching so much easier. Note: the document is a PDF which will open in a new browser window.You might also find these charts of Clover Pins and Clover Needles useful
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Richard Hemming & Son
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Piecemakers Needles
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Havel's Needles & Pins
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Colonial Needles
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Bohin Needles
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Bohin Pins
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Clover Needles & Accessories
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Clover Pins
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Felting Needles and Accessories
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John James Needles
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Needle Cases & Holders
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Needle Threaders & Inserters
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Pincushions & Magnetic Pin Holders
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Pins & Needles Accessories
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Sewing Machine Needles
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Sew Mate Pins
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Sewline Needles & Needle Threader Products
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SewTites Magnetic Sewing Pins
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Taylor Seville Pins
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