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
And I learn this NOW? After 25 years of using hand needles... -
@BenitaSkinner joining the chorus of "whaaaaaaaa?!"
@Tattie Chorus is a good word, as you’re not alone!
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@Tattie @BenitaSkinner Ha ha, me too!!
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@BenitaSkinner @moniquenwerk Hang on, 2 amazing tips in this thread? Thank you.
@moniquenwerk @Steve_p_photos You’re welcome!
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@BenitaSkinner But both ends hurt if they puncture you! (Guess who always uses a thimble these days...)
@DMakarios Good idea!
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@BenitaSkinner THE HECK YOU SAY
Today I learned! Thank you for sharing this!!
@swachter You’re welcome!
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@BenitaSkinner
Ooh, I didn't know that! -
Today I learned!
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@BenitaSkinner I did not know that, and I've been sewing since my eyesight was a lot better than it is now, lol. Thanks for sharing!
@marytynan 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 wait, what?!
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@BenitaSkinner wait, what?!
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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 of course, it's bigger on the in-side.
(jk, this is the first I'm hearing this!)
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