Guide to Hand-Sewing Needles 

Oh I love your personality and the way you present. Thank you for letting me know even the pros lose their needles 😩🤣❤

OMG Linda is adorable! And this was really helpful.

I wasn't expecting this to be an advertisement. Good idea though

This is a great concept! I could really use one of those guides to sort and store my needles more effectively. Thanks!

Just the tutorial I needed thanks!

Thank you for this helpful information!

Great workshop Thanks.

This is just what I need but, I went to Amazon and they dont deliver to Australia. Do you know if this is available anywhere in Australia. I would rather not pay international postage if it isnt absolutely necessary.

I am trying to hand quilt my first grandbaby’s quilt. I’ve hand quilted seven baby’s quilts, using various styles, some little Amish-like stitches, and some with the more modern large, embroidery/sashiko style. I’m done with the piecing, and basting, and I’m now trying to do nice, small, beside the ditch quilting around the main designs, in plain white hand quilting thread. I’m rusty, and my stitches are pretty bad. They’re uneven, and larger than I’d like. I’m struggling to even keep my lines straight. My needles and thimble sure ain’t helping! Bending, breaking, slipping. So, I’ve been watching RU-vid for advice. It looks like the Bohin sz. 10 hand quilting needle has a good reputation, but my local quilt shop only carries Dritz, Clover, and John James. Should I buy something from their shop, or mail order the Bohin? I think I’m going to use sashiko needles and some embroidery floss in a contrasting color for the more decorative open white areas.

I really want it! But cost to ship almost doubles the price. Do stores carry it?

I was very disappointed in your presentation not showing the cured needle only demo for straight sewing