50 Pieces Plastic Wire Loop DIY Needle Threader Hand Machine Sewing Tool, Randoom Color (50 Pieces)

I am a novice embroider. I have been loving the process of learning each stitch but one of my biggest frustrations was taking so long to thread my needle (were talking longer than it was taking to learn a new stitch). I finally broke down and decided to buy a threader. Why in the world did I not do this before?’ The hours (and spit☺️) I wasted. I was going to buy a single threader, but if you are anything like me, I lose everything I’m working on down the sides of the couch or seat I’m sitting on. So I decided to buy a bulk amount (which just cost a little more). It’s been great because I always have more than one project going on at once and I can put one in each of the bags of projects I have and don’t have to find one each time. They have held up well and work like a charm. Such a great purchase!! A must have for anyone that has a needle to thread.

Some of the wire loops were a bit smashed in the bag so I had to untwist them a bit. Wire tends to be a bit thinner than previous ones I've used. The thin wire can sometimes re-twist a bit when inserting in needle eye. In poor light the thinner wire makes it tougher to see, plus the loops can be a bit re-twisted, both making the thread insertion a bit tougher, but you can get there with patience. Handles seem fine, but they don't have any texture like the previous foil ends did, so older, small hands can sometimes wonder if you have the threader gripped properly. All of these are small gripes; would buy again.

I have been buying the flimsy aluminum needle threaders to use. They work ok - for a couple of times, but then they fall apart. Not so with these threaders! I ordered this pack of 50 threaders thinking that I would be going through them like crazy. But after a LOT of uses, I am still on my first threader from this pack! Well worth the money, and they work just perfectly!

I love these. The self-threading unit on many sewing machines can be finicky. Normally I have to bend/twist/swear at/ cajole the small hand threaders to use them on a sewing machine. These glide into the needle, open for the thread and draw it back without a problem. They seem pretty sturdy. Based on my own experience, I may have quite a few left to include in my will.

These do the job well and are really sturdy and long lasting. I needlepoint 2 or 3 hours almost every day and still using the first one after a few months. Need to find takers for the rest of them! I also like the colors so that I can park it in a hole in the canvas and find it easily (unlike the kind I used to use).

I read the reviews before buying these and was on the fence but decided to take a chance. No regrets. These work very well. I love the way the handle is shaped it fits so nicely in my fingers when I am using it. I have been using my first one for about 3 weeks yet and have no breakage as of yet so this may be close to a lifetime supply.

I loved these at first. They work well with normal thread and needle sizes. However, when we used them with smaller headed needle, they won’t work. The wire is too thick to pull the thread through the head of the smaller needles. And if you are wanting to use embroidery thread with them, forget it. Students broke over half of the 50 I ordered trying to thread smaller headed needles... Unfortunately I needed something a bit stronger and smaller gauged.Perfect for normal use, bad for multiple uses.

They work and are easy enough to hold.The plastic handle is a tiny bit smaller than I expected (a lot smaller than the metal ones I've had in the past) but the wire threader is just as long as I recall and they seam sturdy and will not poke my finger tips.