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Twilliebee 09-05-2010 05:51 AM
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I switched to Superior Titanium coated top stitch needles. They last 5 to 8 times longer then regular sewing needles so they save more money then they cost. They are made by Organ, the best needle manufacturer. You can get a free one at
I Have A Notion online blog/store.

I can't post a link, I keep getting message error notice when I do.
Definitely be checking these out. Thanks for the tip, Bella!

gale 09-05-2010 11:15 AM
Does anyone with a Janome 6600 use the titanium needles? I thought I read about some having problems but I can't remember if those were the needles or not.

dungeonquilter 09-10-2010 06:30 AM
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I switched to Superior Titanium coated top stitch needles. They last 5 to 8 times longer then regular sewing needles so they save more money then they cost. They are made by Organ, the best needle manufacturer. You can get a free one at
I Have A Notion online blog/store.

I can't post a link, I keep getting message error notice when I do.
I switched to these a while ago. They really last, and I have had no problem with them. They cost a bit more than others, but well worth it in the long run. I use them in my Brother & Pfaff.

heyjami 08-28-2011 07:02 AM
WOW! Thanks for the suggestion for the schmetz Microtexs!
I picked some up and it made me fall in love with my featherweight all over again.

I had been using my Juki DDL8700 (commercial type) and it was pulling at the end of the piece. The combo of the needle and the featherweight really fixed that and my seams are approaching perfect!

You guys are the best.

I just got my titaniums for the juki. Can't wait to try them. I bust the others so easily.

romanojg 08-28-2011 10:15 AM
My machine isn't finicky so no matter what thread I use I don't have to change my needle. I normally use the inspira brand and I use either quilting or universal for everything; never had a problem


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