What will they think of next.

So glad they are working for you.

Yes

I think that using the twin-pointed needles keep the stitches on the back in better alignment than when using a regular needle. With a regular needle I have to pull the needle completely free of the quilt, turn it around and insert it back in. I know I'm close but highly doubt I've kept a neat line of stitching.

Reasonable price at Amazon. Always wondered about those. May just have to try them! Thanks for the report!

Very cool! Thank you - I might have to try some of these. :)

sounds like more work and tiring to the hands! do you have the quilt in a hoop or frame?

Actually my thumbs hurt less than when I use a regular needle. I can work longer! :D
The quilt in on an Inspira frame for FMQ and I use an office chair to roll from side to side.

Update on the needles: Having the eye in the center is a weak spot. I've broken one needle and the 2nd is slightly bent. I still love them. Tomorrow I'm going to my LQS to see about ordering a box. Having thought about it I've decided to look at broken needles as expendable tools. The reduction in pain is worth the expense.