Sunday, 31 January 2010

CLOVER NEEDLE THREADER

Now this is a very handy gadget! I had a chance to try out the Clover Needle Threader at my friend, Nancy's place awhile ago and promptly ordered my very own via the Marsh Store. What a great needle threader this is. My eyes aren't getting any better and those tiny applique needles and quilting needles are getting harder and harder to thread....this makes it so easy!





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5 comments:

  1. Rosa Robichaud31 January 2010 at 16:12

    I just LOVE my clover needle threader too.... but ever since I've started using only John James BIG EYE needles, I really don't need the threader anymore. *grin*

    Rosa

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  2. Susan In Texas31 January 2010 at 20:24

    I didn't even know they made this. Good to know! I'll probably need one soon. 8) I know I LOVE the new needle threader I had installed on my Bernina 180. The original threader that came with the machine was very much a hit or miss affair, the new one is much more dependable.

    Happy threading,
    Susan
    gentle_poster@charter.net

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  3. Lynda31 January 2010 at 20:54

    I'm glad to hear this works well. I almost bought one last week in the States, but didn't know much about it, so was leary.
    Apparently there is a German-made one that is very good, but a lot more money than the Clover one. I'll keep my eyes out for this one. Thanks for the recommendation!

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  4. The Cozy Quilter1 February 2010 at 06:45

    My Clover Needle Threader is green--that is a good thing! We will be able to keep them separate when we have a QNIC!

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  5. Unknown24 February 2010 at 10:35

    Can you use the clover needle threader to thread sewing machine needles? I use an old Singer and with each the year, it's getting harder to thread.

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