i have a vintage sewing machine that doesn't have a needle threader and for the life of me i can't thread it.
does anyone know of a good needle threader for a machine (it doesn't have to attach to the machine) aside from those awful tin things with the wire. |
Never used one, but this one looks easy & better than those little wire ones.....
http://www.thecolorfulworldofsewing....-threader.aspx |
Originally Posted by Feather3
Never used one, but this one looks easy & better than those little wire ones.....
http://www.thecolorfulworldofsewing....-threader.aspx I have a couple of these and they work wonderfully. I don't remember paying that much for them tho. I think I got mine from either Hancocks or Joann's. |
I have one old machine without a threader as well - My trifocals give me fits when I use it. I have solved the problem by using old fashion Beeswax in a holder (the kind that you Grandmother used to use!!). I run the thread end through it and then in the waxed portion cut at a small angle - the thread usually goes though the hole in the needle nicely. I also use this when threading the loopers in my serger as well as hand sewing needles.
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Thanks for the site. I will order this as well. I have been searching for a threader that is not that thin wire useless thing.
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Originally Posted by Feather3
Never used one, but this one looks easy & better than those little wire ones.....
http://www.thecolorfulworldofsewing....-threader.aspx |
i found this one too while searching yesterday
http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?...eedle+threader i just might order them both and see which one works better. |
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