Prym
Prym Self-Threading Needles – 6 Needles, Sizes 5 to 9
In stock
SKU: 124429
Product description
Hand Needles with a Spring Eye for Top Threading
A set of 6 Prym hand needles in sizes 5 to 9, with an open, split eye. According to Prym, you thread by pulling the thread in from the top through the spring eye, with no separate needle threader needed. The needles are made of hardened, rust-protected steel, in a silver shade.
Common uses
Repairs and hems.
Sewing on buttons.
Basting and temporary stitching.
Hand patchwork and quilting.
Sewers with limited vision or limited hand movement.
Who it's for
Prym recommends them for people with limited vision or difficulty with fine movements, and also for sewers who want to save time on threading. For wholesale orders: phone 03-9444226 or WhatsApp 055-2473993.
Pro tips
Place the thread over the opening at the head of the needle and press down in one motion.
Choose the size by fabric thickness: a higher number is a finer needle.
Don't pull the thread hard to the side, so it doesn't come out of the eye.
Common mistakes
Forcing too thick a thread into the spring eye.
Using a thick needle on a delicate fabric.
How this model differs
This is a Prym set in sizes 5 to 9. There is also a pack of 12 easy-threading needles in assorted lengths, and all hand needles are in Hand sewing needles.
Specifications
Brand: Prym (Germany)
Type: Self-threading hand needles
Sizes: 5 to 9
Eye: Open, spring
Material: Hardened steel with rust protection
Color: Silver
Quantity per package: 6 needles
Sold as: Card of 6
Manufacturer item number: 124429
Barcode: 4002271244295
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How does a self-threading needle work?
The eye has a spring opening at the top of the needle. Place the thread on it and press down, and the thread goes into the eye.
Who are the needles right for?
According to Prym, for people with limited vision or difficulty with fine movements, and for anyone who wants quick threading.
Which sizes are in the set?
Sizes 5 to 9, 6 needles.
What does the size number mean?
In hand needles, a higher number means a thinner, shorter needle.
What material are the needles made of?
Hardened steel with rust protection.
What kinds of work are they suitable for?
For repairs, hems, basting and sewing on buttons.
Do I need a needle threader?
No. The spring eye replaces the threader.
Does the thread stay in the eye while sewing?
Yes, with normal sewing. A strong sideways pull may release it.
How should I store the needles?
In the original card, in a dry place.
Can I buy in bulk for a business?
Yes, for hobby classes, schools and sewing workshops. For wholesale orders: phone 03-9444226 or WhatsApp 055-2473993.
