Colonial Needle HW235-3-9 Richard Hemming Embroidery/Crewel Needle, Size 3-9

$ 7.38

Score By Feature

Based on 24 ratings

Sheerness

9.90

Comfort

9.73

For traveling

8.68

Adhesion

8.29

Value for money

8.09

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Product Description

We provide our customers with the finest English needles

You can use these to add extra design to whatever project you want to use them for

This product is manufactured in the

The package dimensions are 1 x 1 x 1 inch. Two and a half H by one and a half W It measures 8 L x 3 W. A W of 7

Selected User Reviews For Colonial Needle HW235-3-9 Richard Hemming Embroidery/Crewel Needle, Size 3-9

The difference is in the quality of the needle! It is worth its weight in gold to own these needles

5/5

You can also include more than one. We are not sure how much gold their weight would equal in gold. The following items should be on the list of things you should try if you do a lot of hand sewing. A thorough gliding of the fibers, even through many layers of cotton tightly woven, follows. When I work with hooks and eyes on 4 or more layers of thread- I often have to see them on a very The fabric is of a certain count. The needles are very helpful to me because they relieve a lot of pain in my hands. It's just that my only downside is that all of their needle types have small eyes, which is fine, since they tend to pull right through the fabric, but it does make it harder to get them threaded into seams because of my threader's (and eyes') trouble.

Cullen HYDE

| Oct 10, 2020

It is not usual for me to use crewel needles

5/5

I wouldn't use these needles for my crewel work, but they are nice quality. There are a lot of small eyes in this picture. According to my opinion, this would be more appropriate for cross stitching or other embroidery. There are some, however, who work with crewels with the #4. I think the smaller eyed needles are used because the items are made in the UK.