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Size 4 Sharp Great for basic tasks that require a heavier duty thread, like button thread.
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Size 6 Sharp This is the work horse, or the staple needle every sewing kit should contain.
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Size 8 Sharp Slightly smaller than the size 6. Popular for general sewing.
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Chenille Needles Sharp points. Larger eyes. Great for thicker threads. Used for tying quilts and embroidery embellishments.
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Size 13 Chenille Sharp point, largest eye, holds baby yarn.
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Size 18 Chenille Sharp point, large eye. Holds # 5 Perle Cotton Thread
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Size 20 Chenille Sharp Point. Holds #5 Perle Cotton Thread.
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Size 22 Chenille Use to tie off quilts with floss or size #8 Perle Cotton.
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Size 24 Chenille Perfect for projects that need a sharp point. Tie off a quilt with six strands of embroidery floss or size #8 Perle Cotton
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Tapestry Needles Blunt points. Used for Cross stitch and plastic grid projects.
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Size 13 Tapestry Blunt point, formerly called the 13 D darning needle, this needle is used to capture the threads on Serger machine.
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Size 20 Tapestry Blunt point, can hold size #5 Perle Cotton
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Size 22 Tapestry Blunt point. Larger eye. Holds #8 Perle Cotton. Also easily threads the SEWeasytm floss
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This needle is perfect for those sewing on their paper projects. The size 22T Spiral Eye Needle is smaller in diameter than the traditional eye "free needle" included with the stitch piercer tool.... and far easier to thread!
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Size 24 Tapestry Blunt point. Holds size #8 Perle Cotton. This is the most popular size used for most counted cross stitch projects.
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Size 26 Petite Blunt point. Holds #12 Perle Cotton. Compare to the Nordic Needle "Perfect Needle". Some beaders like this short little needle.
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Size 8 Beading Two inches long, size 8, blunt beading needle. Fishermen like it for making Lindey Rigs with 10 pound test Spider or Fire Wire line.
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Size 8 Quilting Because of the open slot on the side of the Spiral Eye Needle weakens the needle, it is not to be used in the rocking quilt stitch with a thimble pushing it. However, some people want the size of a tiny quilting needle. This one is also good for burying threads.
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