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Pre-threading Needles When Quilting

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Date: 09/19/2005 Topics: Craft Tips > Sewing | Organizing > Crafts  
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When hand sewing, I am partial to quilting, I like to thread several needles to be ready when I have finished with one length of thread. To be even more organized, I prefer to use a magnet to keep the needles and threads straight so I don't have to stop what I am doing just to thread another needle. Saves me so very much time and I don't have to search for where I left off anymore.

When I have gone through all my needles, it's time to get up and move around anyway so I am pleased with this arrangement. :)

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By diane from wisconsin (7) Profile Contact
I do the same thing when embroidering. You split the threads in two threads anyway. So why not split them all and thread them.

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