I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…📍The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other
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@BenitaSkinner This is what I use social media for.
@jaseg (((big hugs))) 🥰
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@BenitaSkinner Whaaaaaaat? 🤯
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner
Why TF did I have to be 64 years old before I learned this? -
@BenitaSkinner
Why TF did I have to be 64 years old before I learned this?@KarenDorman I hear that a lot!
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner l never noticed this, thank you!
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@BenitaSkinner l never noticed this, thank you!
@Hicsumus You’re welcome!
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner This is almost as revelatory as discovering the fuel tank arrow on the dashboard.
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner well sheeeeet. Wish I'd known that 35 yrs ago!
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner
I've been sewing and embroidering since I was a child and this is the first time I've heard this!Thank you!
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner But whhhhhhhhy
Sewing needles, the original USB plug -
I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner
WHATGreatest discovery for me since I discovered there are in facts many size and shape of needle (learned to embroider and sew with bad tiny supermarket needles and no sewing shop in sight)
Thanks for making my slippery hands, bad eyesight embroiderer life easier !
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner@mastodon.social
(Mumble Mumble) decades - that makes sense - now.
Hmmm. I always find it easier to hold the thread still and put the needle onto it.
I am left handed, so don't know if that's why; I tend to do things differently.
Whatever thread, but especially thicker / waxed, flattening it against the side of scissors makes it easier still.
Nice curl plus needle onto thread - every time.
#quilting #sewing #handstitching #QuiltTip #WaxedThread -
@BenitaSkinner This is almost as revelatory as discovering the fuel tank arrow on the dashboard.
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@BenitaSkinner well sheeeeet. Wish I'd known that 35 yrs ago!
@JustAnotherJay I hear that a lot.
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@BenitaSkinner
I've been sewing and embroidering since I was a child and this is the first time I've heard this!Thank you!
@BritishKoalaTea You’re welcome, Alison!
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@BenitaSkinner But whhhhhhhhy
Sewing needles, the original USB plug@MichaelPorter It has to do with how needles are made - the ‘eye’ is stamped out, which leaves on side slightly bigger than the other.
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@BenitaSkinner
WHATGreatest discovery for me since I discovered there are in facts many size and shape of needle (learned to embroider and sew with bad tiny supermarket needles and no sewing shop in sight)
Thanks for making my slippery hands, bad eyesight embroiderer life easier !
@Flamboyantes_Terres You’re welcome!
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@BenitaSkinner@mastodon.social
(Mumble Mumble) decades - that makes sense - now.
Hmmm. I always find it easier to hold the thread still and put the needle onto it.
I am left handed, so don't know if that's why; I tend to do things differently.
Whatever thread, but especially thicker / waxed, flattening it against the side of scissors makes it easier still.
Nice curl plus needle onto thread - every time.
#quilting #sewing #handstitching #QuiltTip #WaxedThread@AnguaDelphine Good tip!
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I’ve posted this before, but in case you missed it…
The eye of a hand sewing needle is larger on one side, than the other.
If you have trouble threading your needle, try turning it around. 🪡🧵I can’t count how many times knowing this has been helpful!!
@BenitaSkinner and try also the other end of your thread if you still have troubles, threads are easier in the same direction as they are spun.....
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@AnguaDelphine Good tip!
@BenitaSkinner@mastodon.social
You're welcome.
Leftie, dyspraxic & RA so I have to find workarounds.
Thanks for the eye thing, I got started with needle & thread about 5 I think, it didn't register until you mentioned it, but sometimes twiddling it helps.
