cute.panda.sue Publish time 2013-6-30 03:55

Spiral Eye Needles

Has anybody else used this? I found this nifty little needle when I first started cross stitching because I washorrible at threading my needles... I love this! While its not good for everything, like when I am burying the thread Im finishing because the end is slightly fatter than normal needles, it does save me lots of time when I accidentally pull my thread out of my needle, no more licking and trimming the thread over and over....

What are your thoughts?





fei2x Publish time 2013-6-30 04:07

Nice. Ive never seen this kind of needle before. What brand is it?

cute.panda.sue Publish time 2013-6-30 04:25

The brand is just that, Spiral Eye Needles. They were invented by a woman in the US and it is made in the USA as well... There is also a cheap copy of it called the one second needle, of which I read is made in China and of lower quality (no size selection, and sometimes frays/cuts threads). If you search for Spiral Eye needles itll take you right to the site...

nanasitasue Publish time 2013-6-30 04:47

Ive heard of these but never seen one close up (good photo!)

Worth thinking about if you have great problems threading needles. Thanks Yenilaia

cute.panda.sue Publish time 2013-6-30 04:52

nanasitasue replied at 2013-6-30 04:47 static/image/common/back.gif
Ive heard of these but never seen one close up (good photo!)

Worth thinking about if you have grea ...

I cant take credit for the photo, it was found online. But I do like these needles.

GrannyNeedle55 Publish time 2013-8-12 05:43

Think I will have to check them out...worth it for those short threads.:lol

cute.panda.sue Publish time 2013-8-12 07:27

Kathy2eggs replied at 2013-8-12 05:43 static/image/common/back.gif
Think I will have to check them out...worth it for those short threads.

Hmmm... I have found a downside to these needles... the threading end feels a little "thicker" than the regular needles, and if you dont pull it all through in one quick motion, it could get stuck in the already stitched threads... To me, theyre very good for when I worked on Dimensions stuff with their often 4~5 threads, since those are a pain to put in needles. but from now on, 2 threads or less, I stick to regular tapestry needles.

GrannyNeedle55 Publish time 2013-8-12 08:19

Good to know, I like how everyone says what they know.;P

Veronik Publish time 2015-3-25 02:31

I never seem it

Lakeland Publish time 2015-4-1 09:25

static/image/common/user_online.gif Yenilaia static/image/common/clock.gif 2013-6-29 14:25 static/image/common/back.gif
The brand is just that, Spiral Eye Needles. They were invented by a woman in the US and it is made i ...

That is so interesting!I will have to look for them.I know this is a very old discussion, but I am new and reading everything I can.
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