Korbond 30 Piece Needle Compact

Betweens are small needles preferred for their speed and strength, ideal for fine fabrics and detailed work.

Sharps are ideal for general domestic sewing and for use with most fabrics.

Tapestry needles, with their blunt point and extra-long eye, are best for working with wools, thick yarns, and cross-stitch projects.

Darners are designed for darning with wool or cotton, featuring a long eye for easy threading.

Yes, but you should select the needle size and type appropriate for the fabric weight and project. Consider the fabric's thickness and weave when choosing a needle.

The needles are made of carbon steel.

Store the needles in the provided compact in a dry place to prevent them from rusting or getting damaged.

You can use this compact for dressmaking, quilting, applique, embroidery, and upcycling projects, handling tasks from fine fabrics to heavy-duty materials.

Check that you're using the correct needle type and size for your fabric. Ensure the needle is inserted correctly and that there are no snags in the thread.

Use a needle threader, especially for needles with small eyelets. Make sure the thread is cut cleanly and not frayed.

Check your tension settings and ensure your fabric is feeding through the machine smoothly. If hand sewing, make sure your stitches are consistent in size and spacing.