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Just looking to mend or put on a button? The MOST POPULAR set of three above has what you need for most situations. They have sharp points and standard diameters. SE-8 is the smaller needle. SE-6 It is the work horse needle and can do the most basic tasks. SE-4 has a slightly larger opening to the eye for heavier threads, such as button upholstery threads. Are you looking for a needle for cross stitch or needle point? You want a Tapestry needle. This means it has a blunt point and a larger eye. If using Aida Fabric, the thread count of the Aida is the clue to the needle you need. 8 Ct Aida calls for a size SE-20T It holds size 5 Perle Cotton. 11 Ct Aida calls for a size SE-22T It holds size 5 Perle Cotton. 14 Ct Aida calls for a size SE-24T It holds size 8 Perle Cotton. 16 Ct Aida calls for a size SE-26T. It holds size 12 Perle Cotton. If you are doing a project with craft yarn on plastic grid, you want the SE-13T Are you looking for a sharp needle to embroider with Perle Cotton thread? If you work with two or three strands of Embroidery Floss, you can use any of the Perle Cotton size 8 will fit in the SE-24C and the SE-22C. The SE-24C is popular for people who want a sturdy needle for burying threads. The SE-24C is also good for doing Redwork and projects that use metallic threads. The SE-24C can also hold up to 6 strands of Embroidery Floss. The SE-22 is good for doing French Knots in 11 Ct Aida. Perle Cotton size 5 will fit with the SE-20C and SE-18C. The SE-20C is smaller than the SE18-C. If you want a needle to make the smallest hole but hold the size 5 Perle Cotton, go with the SE-20C The SE-18-C is popular for working on canvas projects. It is a large needle but not as large as the SE-13C (which is big enough for 4 ply craft yarn). Quilters have special needles. The SE-8Q is similar in size to a 9 Between. Because of the open eye design, doing the rocking quilt stitch is not recommended with my needles. TheSE-8 is great for doing piecing sewing on bindings and putting in hems. The SE-6 does most any task. Quilters like it for the same things as the SE-8 as well as for general mending. The SE-24C is perfect for burying threads. It is also great for basting with Perle Cotton size 8. |
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