Sharps Needles

Ideal for everyday sewing work. The perfectly pointed tip will glide ideally into all types of fabrics. 

• 2-N°3
• 2-N°5
• 2-N°7
• 2-N°9
• 2-N°11

Mode Needles

Ideal for tacking, gathering, basting, pleating, oversewing fabrics. The milliners needles: these are very long needles, with a round eye, used to make pleats or to make hats. As they are long, they are very useful for tacking and progressing quickly by making large stitches!

• 2-N°3
• 2-N°5
• 2-N°7
• 2-N°9

Darning Needles

Ideal for mending. Darner needles have a sharp tip and a big eye to accommodate wool yarn. Darning consists of making a hole disappear by intertwining threads, which will fill up the surface by re-meshing the fabric.

• 2-N°3
• 2-N°5
• 2-N°7
• 2-N°9

Embroidery Needles

Embroidery needles are used on weft and warp fabrics from the thickest to the thinnest for all types of traditional embroidery. They have a big eye that makes it possible to thread the cotton embroidery yarn (or yarns) through, which is thicker than a conventional sewing yarn.

• 2-N°7
• 2-N°9
• 4-N°10

Tapestry Needles without Point

Ideal for embroidery on canvas and Aida cloth with medium weft, placed on a tapestry loom to work on top-bottom without turning the needle. It prevents knots. The tapestry needle is a thick needle with a round tip, and a big eye. As its name indicates, it is ideal for sewing with tapestry wool yarn. It can also be used to sew your knitwear. They are also used on Aida-type cloth to make tapestries or cross stitch embroidery.

• 2-N°22
• 2-N°24
• 2-N°26

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