Susan Bates Finishing Needles for Yarn Weights 0-6

Easy to use.

One star taken off due to the price but otherwise they are perfect for sewing I’m in ends

Very good for crochet and knitting to finish off loose ends. Especially useful for threading beads onto cords. Metal needles hove large eyes and are unyielding when doing this task. Easier to thread.

I had got them in Germany last year but in the meantime people were so impressed when they saw me using them that I simply had to give them away. That's why I now bought three of these items, one for myself, the others as presents for busy knitters/crocheters. It is a good idea to tell people to have a look at YouTube videos how to use these needles.

These weaving in needles are easy to thread as the entire needle is the eye. In fact they remind me of beading needles.I have found that you do need to be quite careful when weaving ends in as the point is quite "sharp" and will split your yarn if you aren't careful. They do also feel a little fragile and that the smaller sizes especially will snap if you put too much pressure on them.Definitely a slightly different technique is needed than using a blunt ended plastic needle.Overall, I think I just need to get used to them but I would be happirer if the "shuttle" came to a more rounded end.

Saw these needles on YT while looking for something to sew up a bag made of chunky wool . Well worth the price and fast delivery too x Just brilliant x

They are brilliant for their purpose but so flimsy, I can't see them lasting very long. Why, oh why aren't they metal? And if they were metal, it would prevent accidentally misplacing them because I always put my tapestry needles on the magnetic closure on my phone case while I snip the yarn end.

These are a different shape to sewing needles I have used before. They are so delicate I am surprised they survived the journey intact so credit goes to the postal service. As the gap for threading the needles is wider , it makes working with them easier and they are flexible to slip between stitches.