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    Super Member IBQUILTIN's Avatar
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    Way to go!!! Necessity is the mother of invention. lol

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    Great tips - necessity truly is the Mother of invention. It's so frustrating to not be able to thread needles as easily as we used to. Maybe the eyes are being made smaller. Just a thought. LOL.

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    Thank you for sharing.

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    This goes to show you how simple my mind is, I thought you dipped the end of the needle into the fray check, just call me "amelia bedelia". (I think I'm past intervention help).

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    Wow, another use for the bottles of Fraycheck that I have just sitting in a drawer. Thanks for the tip. Will put a bottle in my EPP kit

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    Thanks for the great tip. Very clever.

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    Oh you clever girl. Wonderful idea! Thanks for sharing.

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    Great Idea.. Thank you for passing that along as it will help many of us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grma33 View Post
    was having a very hard time threading my size 12 clover quilting needles. I had asked in another thread if the 10 eyes were bigger but I like using 12.the king tut variegated thread is thicker and would not work with my expensive bohn needle threader I love so much.
    Also broke 2 of the cheap ones from walmart, so this morn I tried dipping the end in fray check and letting it dry and was able to thread 12 with no threader!!!!!
    Gale
    How long does it take to dry?

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    Thanks for the tip...

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