LoveInUSA 100PCS Yarn Needles for Kids & Beginners, 2.7inch Large Eye Plastic Knitting Sewing Needles for Crochet, Weaving, Tapestry, Christmas Craft Gifts, DIY Sewing Handmade Crafts

I give them out when I teach knit and crochet at my local senior center. They are just right for older hands and very young too.

I love love love these needles. You think why would you need so many needles, well first of all if you are like me you loose everything. When I'm doing a project i always lose the needles and am looking for them. This way i can wait until I'm done with my project and the look for them. They are sturdy, bendable to a certain degree and long enough. I also love to make my amigurumi and as I'm attaching the body parts i leave the string with the needle attached and don't fully finahi attaching the limbs until i know they look right, then I just pick up that needle for that limb and attach them, no need to inattach a needle to use it on another limb. ❤️Will be purchasing more whenever i loose these but it's so many, it might take a while. 😂

My needles just arrived today. I wanted plastic needles that would allow me to do needlepoint (plastic canvas) projects even in places that I wouldn't be able to take metal needles. I read another review that said they worked great in plastic canvas with 5 squares per inch and would probably work in smaller squares, so I took a chance. When I opened the package, I had doubts because all of the eyes of the needles are large. However, the eyes of the smallest needles are flexible and they slid right through my canvas (7 quares per inch) with 4-strand yarn threaded in it! There is definitely a wide variety of needles and they seem to be durable. They were certainly worth the money. Paired with an Olikraft yarn cutter pendant, I can now do my needlepoint projects any time, any place! As a side note, because I was curious and thought someone else might be as well, these needles are not suited for mending jeans or t-shirts. That is not a detraction for me since I bought them for the needlepoint projects, but it was just something I wanted to know.

there's an absolutely enormous amount of needles that come in the pack, which is great. Although if you're looking to use those for kandi, i wouldn't get them. they do well enough, but the flared hole of the needle makes it difficult to get them through even pony beads which holes are already quite big. i really, super, *super* wanted needles for making kandi because it makes it soooo much easier and quicker, but i'd really recommended buying real needles (like quilting needles, since they're thick and big, but not massively so) and sanding down or covering up the sharp tip. again, not a bad product at all and it does it's job, but you'd be far better off DiYing a needle. Can confirm that a quilt needle is better than anything :^D (side note: they're also very good for punching holes for perler charms, but then again, a quilt needle would still be better because it will not bend, warp, or break---)

At the end of the school year each year, I teach my fourth graders all about Pioneers. We play traditional pioneer games, make butter and biscuits, learn about wilderness survival and more. This year however, I really wanted my students to explore more aspects of pioneer living. I purchased these plastic needles to use with plastic canvas to practice some basic stitching. Students loved the repetitiveness of the task, loved problem solving if they had knots or tangles and generally had a blast. My classroom was rarely so quiet as when students worked on their sewing projects. Teachers were touched that students made them bookmarks. Parents were thrilled that their students were learning such a cool skill. I looked like an amazing teacher. I highly recommend this product. It's such a great price, perfect for young hands, and has definitely been a great way to inspire students to try new things.

My little 4H cloverbuds are a group of 25 5-8 year olds! We made felt clovers to make hair clips and shirt pins for a sewing meeting. These were great to trust the kids with without needing 25 adults to supervise them with real needles! I pre punched holes with a leather punch in the felt.

These plastic needles work great for stringing Cheerios (we used the Multigrain variety) or Froot Loops onto embroidery floss or unflavored dental floss. We used them for a party where kids ranged from 3 to 10 yrs old. Even the youngest of the kids were able to thread items onto the string by themselves. Some of the older kids even helped thread and tie the string onto the needles for the younger kids. Almost all of the cereal pieces fit, with very few whose holes were too small to go past the eye of the needle. Though on quite a few it was a tight fit, but still worked fine. The colors are nice and bright. Quality is very good, with no breakages so far. The size and sturdiness of the needles is consistent from needle to needle. There were exactly 100 in the pack. I counted. My pack was mostly evenly distributed between each of the five colors give or take about 5. One thing to note is that they WILL NOT work for popcorn stringing. They are able to stab through, but since the needles are so large they end up breaking the popcorn pieces in half.

Works well

Exactly what I had hoped for. Sturdy, nice colours and packaged well.

Good quality and value

Perfect for a school project!