Jofefe 60Pcs Stainless Steel Needle Threader Embroidery Cross Stitch Needle-Threading Tools for Large Eye Needles Hand DIY Sewing with Clear Box for Keep it in Place

I really like these as they make threading a needle. I give them to kid to use because they find them easy to use. Plus a magnet holds them in place while you're working on your cross stitch project.

I use the stainless steel threader for threading yarn when crocheting, and they work great. they are not for the very small eye needles, but does great on medium, to large needles. maybe the company needs to add that information to the label.

I love these. They are sturdy, come in their own box (with double closure clasp so they don't pop open by accident), are easy to bend and shape if needed, and they do the job way better than the flimsy wire ones. Very happy to have a huge pack of them for the same price as a small pack at a big box store. I can even keep several in various spots around the house, stuck to a magnet if needed. Great buy, would buy again if needed but I have 60, so it'll probably take me a while.

These sewing needle threaders are incredibly useful and come in a convenient clear box with 60 pieces, which is great for keeping everything organized and accessible. The threaders are made of stainless steel, lightweight, and easy to handle. The dual sizes (0.5 cm and 0.2 cm) cater to different needle and thread sizes, making them versatile for various sewing and crafting projects.However, one drawback I’ve noticed is that they have a tendency to cut the thread occasionally, which can be a bit frustrating. Despite this minor issue, they still offer great utility and make threading needles much easier. Overall, they’re a solid choice for anyone needing an efficient threading solution.

These stamped, non-magnetic metal needle threaders are small, thin and easy to use. They have hooks on each end for different thread, yarn and needle sizes. You slip the eye of your needle over the hook where it hangs, you slip your yarn or thread onto the hook then slide your needle over the hook and the yarn or thread slips easily into the eye of the needle all in a matter of seconds. No more fussing with creasing the yarn and still having trouble getting it thru’ the needle’s eye. So far, I have only used this tiny tool for threading yarn into tapestry needles for weaving the ends through my crochet projects. I am very impressed with how easy it is to use, even my arthritic hands can hold this little threader without any pain. The price was reasonable for so many of these threaders that one could easily share a few with friends who also struggle when trying to thread needles.

These are great when working with Pearl cotton threads and embroidery needle #8. They won’t break like the traditional thin wire threaders.

These are well made and sturdy. However, they are only good for needles with large eyes, which for most people are easy to thread without any threading aids. So perhaps only good for very visually impaired people.

I dreaded threading my needlepoint needle with floss until I received these needle threaders. They work perfectly, thread the needle on the first try, eliminating much frustration with needle crafting. I didn't think I needed so many but I have a tendency to put them down wherever after I thread the needle so have so many extra came in handy. Totally recommend.

I do a lot of cross stitching and I did 3 large cross stitching projects (one 12×16 and two 16×20) on the same threader. I thought they'd be a bit better than the little ones you get in sewing kits but I used 1 for the 3 large project where I would have probably used 50-60 or more of the small ones from sewing kits. Absolutely 1000% recommend. I didnt think that they last as long ad I did so I bought 3 of them, I've been giving them away to people who do cross stitching, embroidery, plastic canvas, sewing etc. I'll never go through the 60 I've got now. Highly highly highly recommend

Able to teach 24 surly mid graders to sew onto pore portraits and with one of me and all of them going through puberty (and varying yarns and threads) these saved my mental health.

Threaders, Buttons, pendant/button and Glue Buttons. Perfection