Milward Doll Making Needles - 2 Pack

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The Milward Doll-Making Needles are essential tools for crafters and doll-makers who need to navigate through dense materials like stuffing, batting, or thick fabrics. Designed for precision, these needles excel at limb attachment and facial embroidery, offering a sturdy steel construction that resists bending. While they are highly durable, the long, sharp nature of the needles requires careful handling and storage to prevent accidental pricks or damage to delicate work surfaces.
| Model Part Number | 2123101 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Milward |
While they share characteristics with upholstery needles, they are specifically optimized for doll making and soft sculpture.
No, these are hand-sewing needles and are not compatible with any sewing machine.
They are manufactured from hardened and tempered steel.
The pack includes one 9 cm (3.5 inch) needle and one 13 cm (5.1 inch) needle.
A standard sturdy thimble is recommended, especially when pushing the needle through dense batting or thick limb joints.
Use a pair of rubber-tipped pliers or a thimble to get a better grip and apply more force without damaging your fingers.
Use a slightly shorter length of thread or apply a tiny amount of beeswax to the thread to keep it smooth and compact.
To ensure your Milward needles remain in top condition, avoid using them on materials that are extremely abrasive, which could dull the tips over time. Always store the needles in a pin cushion or the original packaging to protect the tips from rusting or becoming blunt. When choosing thread, ensure the eye of the needle is large enough to accommodate your choice of embroidery floss or heavy-duty thread to prevent fraying during the pulling process. After use, wipe the needles with a dry, lint-free cloth to remove any oils from your hands, which can help prevent corrosion in humid environments.