Sewing needles

Tapestry needles have a blunt tip, making them ideal for stitching on open-weave fabrics like canvas or for yarn-based crafts. The rounded end prevents the needle from piercing fabric, allowing it to pass smoothly between threads without causing damage. These needles are perfect for embroidery, cross-stitch, and other needlework projects

Milliner needles are long and slender with a small, rounded eye, making them perfect for delicate hand sewing on lightweight fabrics. The fine shaft allows the needle to glide through materials like felt, silk, and straw without causing damage. They are commonly used in millinery (hat-making) for attaching decorations, stitching hatbands, and creating precise pleats. Ideal for fine, smooth stitches, these needles are a great choice for intricate sewing projects.

Self-threading needles feature a small slit above the eye, allowing easy threading without needing to pass the thread directly through. Perfect for beginners, the elderly, and visually impaired users, these needles make sewing more accessible and convenient.