I bought this for my mom because she older and her sight is getting bad... She loves to show but it's hard for her to put thread through the needle and this absolutely helped her so much.... Even the two little pieces she use on her sewing machine.... I highly recommend...

I'm a cross stitcher and this was the perfect kit for me. The threaders are sturdy and easy to use. I don't have pictures because I began using the tools immediately. I love them.

I read some reviews on this needle threader but I took my chances and ordered one anyway. People were complaining that it messed up their thread and that it broke. The secret to operating this gadget. Take your time, make sure the eye of the needle is lined up with the hole, If you are doing three strands of embroidery floss, make sure they are nice and smooth when laying it on the needle threader. If the needle is lined up, Push the lever two to three times and all of the threads will go into the needle. It may appear that the thread is messed up but in reality the threads just separated a little. You will get the feel of it. You can tell if the needle is threaded by the ease of pulling the needle out. Do not force the threader to go into the needle because in my opinion , it will break the needle threader. I love this and ordered another one to have on hand. Thank you for such a great product because I cannot see to thread these little eyed needles.

My fine motor skills are challenged bc of arthritis. This device makes threading a needle possible for me so I can do my embroidery work which I love. So helpful!

I only have a small gripe. The magnet *could* be stronger, but it works in finding lost needles or holding them until I am ready to use the needle again.Regardless, this product works great. I love that it has a switch for large and small eyes in the needles. I love that it can hold the needles in the twist off bottom; I love that I can leave thread on the needle and still store it in the bottom (I just leave the thread hanging out, and when I need the needle again, I twist off the bottom and pull the tread that has the needle instead of dumping out all of the needles.) The threader works great, even though I've been a little rough with it. :) Sometimes the threader misses the needle eye, but that is because I have used the wrong size eye for the number of threads (I tried getting three threads in a small eye..... that didn't work so well. But changing up the needle worked). The small thread cutter (razor) is easy to use and tucked in for safety.

When I was a kid my dad actually sold these door to door. It was a wonderful little tool and this is just as wonderful as I remember Dad's most prolific seller. So easy just drop in the needle, put the thread in and push the lever. Viola it's threaded. I am no longer young and I can't see the holes on most needles so without this threader I get frustrated and give up. Now no frustration just pure joy!

Threading a needle, for me, is the most difficult part of sewing. This device makes threading a needle easy. I like number nine milliners needles, but the eye is very small. This threader does it nicely. A neat feature is the needle storage compartment in the handle. The handle also has a magnet in the end that makes picking up a needle from the table top easy. I am not particularly steady and have rather chubby fingers. The threader is exactly what I need.