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Small needlework tools are the things you remember the moment a needle disappears into the sofa again. A magnetic needle minder, a threader and a seam ripper, sold in sets of two or three.
What each is for
- Magnetic needle minder. The needle stays put instead of dropping onto the floor while you work with tiny beads.
- Threader. It pulls the thread through the eye of a beading needle, which is too narrow to hit first time.
- Seam ripper. It removes a wrong row without damaging the fabric.
Questions and answers
Do I need a threader for a beading needle?
The eye of a beading needle is very narrow, and without a threader getting the thread in often takes longer than stitching a few rows.
Is the magnet strong enough to affect other things?
It is a weak magnet sized for needles, though it is still wise to keep it away from bank cards.
How do I remove a wrong row?
With a seam ripper, catching the thread from the back. Pulling the row by hand distorts the fabric.
Are these tools included in the kits?
No. Kits contain the canvas, materials and a needle; the small tools are bought separately.
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