Sewing machine needle threader
#51
Try this. I also have a hard time threading my neddle.
I use a peice of white cardboard and put it behind the needle and you can see the hole in the needle. then thread it.
It works every time for me. Love it. Good luck
I use a peice of white cardboard and put it behind the needle and you can see the hole in the needle. then thread it.
It works every time for me. Love it. Good luck
#52
I never used to think a needle threader was necessary. Then I joined the bifocal club. Now I LOVE my auto threader on the machines I have. Yes, sometimes the thread doesn't catch, but I just make sure I use a "swoop" movement to make sure the thread gets under the little hook.
I use the tip of my stitch ripper to pull the loop through far enough to take with my fingers.
I also cheat when hiding my threads in the quilt. I use the "cheater" needles that you just snap the thread into. They work great!!
I use the tip of my stitch ripper to pull the loop through far enough to take with my fingers.
I also cheat when hiding my threads in the quilt. I use the "cheater" needles that you just snap the thread into. They work great!!
#55
I have a needle threader on my bernina and I just found wher it is and got the book out and tried to do it and I cant understand the instructions and pictures. I guess I will take my machine to the quilting guild and ask some one. I did not need it until just recently. My glasses did the trick. Now I need the threader.
#56
I almost bet I am the only one who had the machine's threader removed on purpose. Because of my hands and all the threader kept kitting my fingers and made them bleed! I have an old Necchi sewing machine threader I use if I ever need to use it. Otherwise, I cut the thread and wet the needle and thread the needle. It works for me.
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#57
I have three machines with auto threaders. The best one I have ever used on any machine is the one on my Singer Quantum. It works first time every time and that machine is almost 10 years old. My Janome auto threader works when it wants to. The expensive Brother may work just fine if I could figure out how to use it. The dealer didn't know either! It's different then the models she had in her store and she wasn't all that gifted in the how does this machine work category. (her shop went bankrupt.) I use a magnifying gooseneck lamp and it works great for me so far.
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Originally Posted by Babs194068
Originally Posted by Nanamoms
I'm interested in the responses to your question, too. I have a machine with a self threader but most of the time it doesn't thread so I have to thread by hand (and eye). It takes forever. I wear glasses too with no line bifocals and STILL can't see that little hole!! :(
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