needle threader

For instance, a needle threader is useful in nearly all needlecrafts.

A needle threader is a small device for helping put the thread through the eye of small needles.

This time, since I was working with metallic thread, I also added a two hole needle threader.

Do you use needle threaders?

My favourite brands of needle threaders are "Roxanne's" and "Clover"!

Our Built-in Needle Threader is quick and easy.

"Low-tech" products include braille calendars, magnifiers and needle threaders.

Needle threaders, knitting needle gauge and counters.

We have a wide selection of Daily Living Aids, which include automatic needle threaders, coin holders, tactile tape measures and talking bathroom scales.

Kit contains 14 count light blue Aida, thread, thread sorter, needle, needle threader, colour graph and instructions.

Low technology products include such items as needle threaders, braille and talking watches, large print and braille calendars, adapted games and other aids to daily living.

The full-featured Memory Craft 9000 makes ultra-professional tailoring possible with virtually unlimited utility stitches and numerous convenience items like the built-in needle threader.

Needle Threader Saves time and your eyesight by automatically feeding the thread through the needleís eye F.A.S.T.

For example, how to use a special needle threader so they can thread a needle with a fine eye or templates to assist with writing cheques and filling in forms.

Examples of the range of devices include cassette tapes, magnifying aids, phones with large print numbers, talking and large print watches and clocks, large-print calendar, needle threader.

Still popular today is the needle threader of Victorian design, consisting of a small tinned plate stamped with a profile image (usually a female figure) with a diamond-shaped steel wire attached.

Special reading glasses, daily living aids such as needle threader, large print books, proper lighting or a combination of these can help the person with macular degeneration to use their remaining vision and remain independent.

A woman with multiple sclerosis, who used to make beautiful crafts, learned from another consumer with a disability how to thread a needle with the help of a needle threader taped to a tin can.

When she opened it, she found a complete sewing kit, with numerous spools of thread in a variety of colors, a pincushion, packets of needles, a needle threader, an extensive selection of buttons, and other paraphernalia.

It was the kind of place that seemed made of nooks and crannies, all filled with such essentials as pin boxes, thread, etuis, stitch-layers, needle threaders, working frames, stitch-count converters and a thousand other more esoteric items.