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| Piecing and quilting techniques have special needles for quality sewing |
Household sewing needles are different today then when I first started sewing over 40 years ago. Fabrics have change and because of this needles had to change too. It was simpler when I began sewing and so were the fabrics. Now we have micro fibers, fabrics with carbon fibers, blends of rayon and flax plus many more new innovative fibers. Needles have been changing to help make the sewing process easier.
Home Sewing Machine Needles:
Schmetz since 1851-most of us only know about the Schmetz. I going to show you a few more needle companies with educational information.
Click to view the Schmetz needle site http://www.schmetzneedles.com/
Click for educational information from Schmetz http://www.schmetzneedles.com/all-about-needles/
Follow Rhonda on the blog: http://www.schmetzneedles.com/blog/
Klasse Needles German engineered domestic machine needles.
Click to see more about Klasse Needles http://www.klasse.com/en/about.php
Educational information about Klasses and threads http://www.klasse.com/en/download.php
Organ Needls
Product information for Organ Needles http://www.organ-needles.com/english/product/download.php
Troubleshooting your sewing and needle issues http://www.organ-needles.com/english/trouble/
Longarm and Industrial Needles:
http://www.schmetzneedles.com/industrial-needles/
http://www.organ-needles.com/english/
Serger or Overlock machine needles are often specialty needles not the same needles that you will use in your sewing machine. Check with your owners manual or dealer to see which needles your machine uses. I have a Baby Lock Evolution serger and we use the ELX705 needles.
http://www.schmetzneedles.com/search/overlock
Baby Lock Serger Needles http://www.schmetzneedles.com/search/elx705
Always check with your owners manual or sewing machine dealer to see what needles your machines use.
Happy Sewing,
Denise
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