Prym Cross Stitch Tapestry Needles - 125549

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The Prym Cross Stitch Tapestry Needles (model 125549) are essential tools designed for embroidery enthusiasts and crafters working with coarser materials like wool or canvas. These high-quality metal needles feature a specialized blunt point that glides through fibers without piercing them, making them perfect for precise cross-stitching, however, users should note that the blunt tip is not suitable for fine-point work or fabrics that require piercing. With a durable hardened steel construction and an easy-thread golden eye, these needles provide a smooth, reliable experience for all your hand-sewing projects.
| Model Part Number | 125549 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prym |
No, these are specifically designed for hand-sewing and tapestry embroidery. They should not be used in a sewing machine.
These needles are blunt-tipped, so they are not suitable for standard garment mending which usually requires piercing through fabric.
Size 16 refers to the diameter and length of the needle, indicating a medium-heavy gauge suitable for standard embroidery yarns.
They are made of hardened steel. While durable, they should be kept in a dry environment to prevent any potential corrosion.
Each blister pack contains 6 individual needles.
Ensure you are using a thread weight compatible with the size of the needle eye. You may also double-knot the tail to provide more tension.
Check the needle tip for any debris. If the needle has been dropped or bent, replace it as a damaged surface can cause friction.
To begin, simply select a thread or yarn thickness appropriate for the Size 16 needle. Pass the yarn through the golden eye; the symmetry of the eye allows for quick, frustration-free threading. When working with these needles, avoid using them on high-thread-count cottons or synthetic silks that require sharp points for penetration. To maintain the life of your needles, keep them stored in their original blister pack or a needle case to prevent rust. Ensure the needles are kept dry and wipe them with a soft, clean cloth after extensive use to remove skin oils or dust.