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How to Thread a Spiral Eye Needle
Thread a Spiral Eye Needle in a spiral motion.
Just imagine drawing the letter Z.
- Hold the needle horizontally.
- Make sure the opening of the eye slot is toward the ceiling.
- Make a loop of thread, put it over the center part of the needle
- Holding the loop snuggly against the needle, slide loop toward the eye.
- Stop when you feel the thread find the slot opening.
- Pull thread in a downward angle into the slot
- And then move the thread into the actual eye of the needle
Notice in the video you can actually hear the thread snap and lock into the eye.
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Meet The Needle Lady!
Hi. I’m Pam Turner, inventor of the side threading needle. I invented it because I wanted to be able to just sew on a button, but I couldn’t get a piece of limp thread into a hole I could no longer see.
Since I could not find anyone that could/would make my needle, I had to hand make them one at a time. I would put a piece of wire into the end of a Dremel and press it against a slow wet grinder. With the wire spinning in the opposing direction of the stone wheel I could create a multi angled point.
Those grooves in the hard-stone grinding wheel were made from the thousands and thousands of wires I hand pointed. But the point was the easy part. Making the eye…well that is another story.
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