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 think these are the best kind of needle threaders of them all. They're the easiest to use. They're made of metal. I usually put a key chain hook one one end and decorate them with beads so I don't lose them or it makes them easier to find them. I love these needle threader. They're great for large or small whole needle holes.

These stainless steel needle threaders are surprisingly sturdy and work so much better than the flimsy wire-style ones. They slide through large-eye needles easily and make threading simple, even with thicker yarn or embroidery floss. I really like that the set comes with so many pieces—plenty to last a long time or keep in different sewing kits. The little clear storage box is also a nice touch because it keeps everything organized and easy to grab when needed. For the price, the value is great, and they definitely make threading faster and less frustrating. Overall, a solid buy if you do any kind of sewing, embroidery, or yarn work!

Perfect for threading embroidery thread. I use one every time and it works great!

If you like to sew, these should be a must in your sewing box. They are sturdy, well-made and make threading a needle easier than ever! There is a large and a small side for various sized needle eyes so they fit anything you are working with. Great item!

I do counted cross stitch, & most design projects require 2 strands of floss. If not careful, most needle threaders will fray the floss as you pull it through the eye of the needle. I have a metal needle threader by LaRan. Even the smaller end is difficult to push through the eye of needle because of the metal's thickness. I decided to try these to see if the metal is thinner & it is. You still need to be careful & line the threader with the eye of the needle when pulling your floss through, to avoid fraying. I prefer a small short tapestry needle, & unfortunately, the eye is very small. It will only work with the wire needle threaders that break often. If you are careful, this metal threader is good, mainly because it is thinner. Can't beat the price at $5.99 for 60. And a nice storage case, too.

These Needle Threaders are durable and very useful. I like that each has two sizes of hooks for different sized needle eyes and thread (or yarn). I originally bought these needle threaders to thread needles when I made braided loops for buttons. ("Thread buttonholes") The wire kind of needle threaders would just break under the pressure of so much thread. Also, instead of cutting my serger thread close to the end of the seam (which always leaves loose threads), I now use these to weave back in the tails left from my serger. I also keep a couple of them with each of my crochet kits to thread the yarn needles when weaving in my ends.

These are sturdy and hold up to all types of threads. With different hooks on each end, they fit in all larger eyed needles used for stitching. I hand them out to all my students when I am teaching needlework classes. I keep one with every project to make sure I don't have to waste time threading a needle. I also give them out to other stitchers as small gifts. Compared to the other needle threaders with the thin wires, these will last forever!

These work great. Didn't need 60 but was able to share with my friends in our crochet group. Work really well.

Item was as described and delivered on time

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

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