needle threader
12-28-2007, 06:37 PM
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I received a" Clover desk needle threader" for Xmas. Wanted to tell you all it works!! Am going to get one for a friend and have been looking on line. Joann's has them online, but will check the store first. :mrgreen:
12-29-2007, 08:33 AM
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I've seen those and have been wondering how they work. Couldn't quite figure it out from looking at it. Thanks for the report! Sometimes I spend more time trying to thread the needle than I do sewing... :shock:
12-29-2007, 08:43 AM
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I got the needle threader last year It is just great unless you have thicker needles like for embordery. I liked it.
I got something even neater A bobbin winder--don't you just hate when your bobbin runs out and and want to use a different color thread, instead of switching your spool on machine you just use this gadget,works great.
Donna
I got something even neater A bobbin winder--don't you just hate when your bobbin runs out and and want to use a different color thread, instead of switching your spool on machine you just use this gadget,works great.
Donna
12-29-2007, 08:55 AM
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It came with a pack of 9 needles, of different sizes, that will last me
for a long time of hand sewing. The needle fits 'eye side' down and
then lay the thread across another part and push a lever, it brings
the thread right thru the eye in a loop, voila!!! Hope you can understand my explanation. :P
for a long time of hand sewing. The needle fits 'eye side' down and
then lay the thread across another part and push a lever, it brings
the thread right thru the eye in a loop, voila!!! Hope you can understand my explanation. :P
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