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I have the Clover Desk (automatic) needle threader. I love mine. It works great for the little needles. It does not do anything for larger embroidery needles.
I resisted getting one because I was only 44 at the time... two years later I broke down and got reading glasses as well... Cheers, K |
I have been trying to use the threaders from JAF. So hard!! I also use the readers....leave them all over the house! I will try the ones recommended by the wonderful board members. Thanks for all the great information. I always learn from someone else's post!!
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I'm glad some one asked this question , I was watching also. And I went on the walmart site and checked and they also have this one you suggested.
[h=1]Bohin Super Automatic Needle Threader for 9.97.[/h] |
I have the clover threader and it works great on the smallest of needles. I pull both sides of thread so it's tight as I push the threader lever down. Works great!!
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
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i have the same issue as you. one of the ladies at bee had a bohin which threads large or small needles... i was using a small betweens with silk thread and her device worked amazingly! so i ordered one from amazon the same day. it came a couple of days ago and i am just thrilled. since i'll keep it in my 'travel' kit, i wanted another one for the sewing room. so i ordered another! i never could get my clover one to work well for me.
http://www.amazon.com/Bohin-Super-Au.../dp/B004AX4CTS |
Have you tried the DMC threader? At JoAnns in the embordery section. Has three in one. Thread, embordery and yarn.
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Originally Posted by Shorebird
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How is this different from the Clover threader that looks just like this?
I personally don't use one, but my friend Cindi has tried both brands and told me the Bohin was superior, so I got one for my mom. She loves it, by the way. |
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