What needle do I need (for hand sewing)?
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I use a size 16 or 18 in a machine, depending on the material to be sewn. The thread probably will not fit through anything smaller than a size 14.
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The 14 are thicker needles, suitable for denim. They can leave wholes in lighter weight cottons. Denim/jeans thread is thicker too. I use 11 for most fabrics and 8-9 for lighter or more fragile fabric (silk, linings etc.) Use 11 for wools, cottons.
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Hi, I don't know but try www.lptunes.com, they have needles that may work for you.
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The needle for this is big, but it should work just fine. I used the needle to sew a strap back onto hockey pads. Very simple to use and the stitch has lasted over 6 months.
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I think this might be a felting machine, like Simplicity's deluxe felting machine, so you could probably use any fabric that would be suitable for needle felting (fleece, felt, bulky knits, etc.).
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Good Question! These are one of the best universal needles on the market. I have a small sewing machine shop and you would be surprised how many people use the wrong needle. This one should do a good job for us. We use them for our Brothers, Necchi, and Toyota Machines on the floor.
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You might talk to your local dealer if possible, or try googling "sewing machine insert." I did and there was quite a number of hits. I really like my lift. I use it with my serger and don't have an insert, although it would be helpful if I got one. I may have to check it out.
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The brand of lancets is less important than the size of the needle on the lancets. The higher the number, the finer the needle. I personally need a #26 or #28 needle in order to get enough blood. Others may do fine with a #30 which seems to be what is shipped with new meters.
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These are for crochet only, but Amazon has some really good books on getting started with knitting, I would recommend that maybe you look into one of these. Since I do not knit, I would not know what needles to recommend. Good luck..
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I think you could probably use red emboidery thread for it...and a big, heavy duty needle. Go to a craft store and look at their selection. I'm sure you will find something you like. Good luck! :)
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there is a web site called - needledoctor.com i have called them and they helped me good luck.
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There is a curved needle that would work better, but any needle would work if you are careful when sewing up the rip/tear. If you expect to sew and make the tear more water tight then keep the stitches closer together.
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double needle. this is the best machine I have ever used. I am so happy I bought it. It is soooooo easy to thread and use. great buy. I just cant say enough about it.
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The SINGER 3232 Simple sewing machine can be used to sew a whole variety of fabric thicknesses. When sewing something like a patch, be sure to use a sewing machine needle that is appropriately sized for the weight and thickness of the fabrics, such as a SINGER style 2020 needle, in at least size 16.
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This is a small needle that would best be used for heavier sewing thread. I purchased these for student yarn stitching and the eyes were to small and needles were too short.
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I use #10 needles. Big eye beading needles and any tapestry needle will work also. What.t is probably more relevant is what size beads you are using.
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You need two different types of stabilizer. Under you need a heavier one, (cut-away is best) and on the top you need water soluble type (Solvy is one of them). Knits need this type of stabilizer pair to keep the material from moving around. Thread, depends on the thickness of the knit. But there are two types of threads, Poly and Rayon. Always use either Madeira, Robison-Anton or Sulky. They aren't cheap, but are the best. I would avoid the ones sold on Amazon, unless they are either of the brands I mentioned. Most important is to use embroidery bobbin thread. The one that came with your machine is the best for the Brother machines. Hope this helped.