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Securely holds hard to handle lining fabrics and soft materials to prevent movement.
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Securely holds hard to handle lining fabrics and soft materials to prevent movement.
Reference: vHW220-10
Brand: Richard Hemming & Son
Package contains Richard Hemming betweens needles.
Reference: MC220016
Brand: Taylor Seville® Originals
With thread cutters for larger eye and smaller eye needles.
Reference: 6509
Brand: John James
Package contains John James easy threading sharps needles in size 4, 6 and 8, 2 each.
Reference: CL232
Brand: Clover
The needle head is small and the pins have very sharp points.
Reference: CL478
Brand: Clover
This threader with a convenient cutter is small and easy to slip into your needlework bag.
Reference: vHW288-18
Brand: Richard Hemming & Son
Package contains Richard Hemming chenille needles.
Reference: vPEP304
Brand: Plum Easy Patterns
This finely ground Turkish emery is used in the little strawberries that are attached to tomato pincushions.
Reference: vJKD-8045
Brand: Jen Kingwell Designs
Jen Kingwell size 26 chenille needles are carefully crafted from high quality steel.
Reference: v81950
Brand: Bohin
To help firmly hold your needle and to easily pull it through heavy or layered fabrics or leather.
Reference: vSS2025
Brand: Plum Easy Patterns
Round pincushion insert stuffed with 6 oz. of ground English walnut shells.
Reference: v339CV
Brand: Clover
Package contains Clover darning needles in size 13, 17 and 20, plus a case.
Reference: v455CV
Brand: Clover
Patterned after an antique cutter, it is designed with a sharp circular blade inside.
Reference: vJKD-8052
Brand: Jen Kingwell Designs
Package contains Jen Kingwell Designs milliners needles.
Reference: v2509CV
Brand: Clover
Pins smoothly pass through fabric, as the pin tips are thin and sharp.
Securely holds hard to handle lining fabrics and soft materials to prevent movement.
