Do the needles have holes in them that are designed for knitting a lifeline through a row of work? (similar to this: http://tinyurl.com/lspx29l )
1755723
Actually yes, they do. They're not on the needles themselves but rather on the extension loops. I always wondered what those holes were for. (Other people seem to be having problems finding it, so I took a photo of one: http://i.imgur.com/hDDKnjF.png )
1208814
No, there is no adhesive on these. One side is the hook & loop and the other is the softer "catching" side. I would think you could use these for sewing as long as your needle is strong enough to penetrate the material.
838053
i would say everyones different - im on blood thinners andmy blood is very hard to draw - even when professionals do it but i have gotten sufficent blood each time with thesebut these are the needles not a drawing strip -these poke the hole for you to produce blood for a sample
973308
I use these needles to help me fix dropped stitches in knitting lace - they work very well
748563
They look like a pin that you push through a hole in the needle. This essentially holds the needle in place allowing you to screw them on and off more easily if you need to tighten them down further.
120917
No needles with this product. Most states would require a prescription for that. I used them for oral liquid medication.
2077125
They do get holes in them, but so far I have only used 4 out of the 8 and have blocked at least 30 items (mostly doilies) with those 4 and they have plenty of uses left. They are not even close to being 'harmed' enough to compromise the mats. I do use sewing pins or map pins on them and not the fatter "T" pins, but I doubt they would hurt the mats either. The undersides of the mats could also be used if needed as I seldom push the pins through. I figure these will last a very long time.
2220405
They have a regular needle cap. It is not the traditional "protective" cap for prevention of needle sticks. I should stress this as while it states blunt needles, they are NOT blunt needles.
1279036
You would have to use a needle to put them on the yarn. Using thread would be easier.
2281221
I use them in my singer heavy duty 4411, I will never buy another dritz needle again these needles have stood up longer than any other brand I have used, they aren't flimsy like singer needle brand.
449354
they do not come with holes in them. but they do have places to make holes if you want them! hope this helps.
853435
Hi. It depends on the fabric you are using not the sewing machine. Maybe this can help you. http://www.singerco.com/sewing-resources/machine-needles http://www.sewitworks.com/needle-guide/fabric-needle-thread/
870875
Yes! I use them for that in my crochet projects. The eye of the needle is a little wider. It takes a bit more effort to weave the ends in but for the price plus there's forty them, I think they work well enough.
1111316
I bought this item for someone and it's been too long to remember, for sure, but, I believe that it did come with a needle. Sorry that I can't give you more than a "definite maybe". I can tell you that it's a good, durable product. I would buy&gt; Good luck.
388947
These are not regular needles! They are wider at the top to fit into the pump. Please someone answer this question! I had to buy another pump for on-the-go soccer needs and it is wasteful.
870876
That is exactly what I've been using them for in the past year. The needle is a little big for weaving in ends on fingering weight sock projects, but everything bigger than that works great!
983854
There are a lot of various needles that come with this package. None of them are single needles like a one liner, if that's what your asking.