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Prym 611126

The Prym needle threader makes it easier to thread a sewing machine needle and also helps with needle insertion. It features hooks for pulling thread and a built-in magnet for easy pickup.

  • Functions:...

The Prym needle threader makes it easier to thread a sewing machine needle and also helps with needle insertion. It features hooks for pulling thread and a built-in magnet for easy pickup.

  • Functions: Threading the needle, pulling thread and inserting the needle
  • Magnet: Built-in
  • Quantity: 1
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6 60 €
Delivery by Fri, 13 Nov
14,00 €   shipping cost
Sent from Greece
From Raptiki 4.2 (36)
4.2 (36 reviews)
Greece
20+ pieces
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  • Laurence_Werrens
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    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    Laurence_Werrens

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    To change the needle on the machine, flawless, although it is so easy that essentially no assistance is needed.
    As for the needle threader... ????
    First of all, I had to find a video on YouTube to understand how to use it (and I'm not completely stupid). You place the thread in a specific way, touch the attachment high on the needle and gently bring it down. When it reaches the needle hole, the metal part passes through along with the thread and voila, it's threaded. Sounds nice and easy, right?
    Oh no! The metal attachment goes either right, left, higher, or lower, but never inside. On the first day, I said, okay, I got annoyed, I'll try again tomorrow.
    Guys, honestly, I don't know how the lady on YouTube does it! Could mine be defective? I don't think it's worth buying a second one to see if it's my fault, considering the price.
    If you want to keep your nerves in place... stay away!!

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    SotirisKard

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    It broke after a few uses, it is probably very fragile

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  • Laurence_Werrens
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    Laurence_Werrens

    To change the needle on the machine, flawless, although it is so easy that essentially no assistance is needed.
    As for the needle threader... ????
    First of all, I had to find a video on YouTube to understand how to use it (and I'm not completely stupid). You place the thread in a specific way, touch the attachment high on the needle and gently bring it down. When it reaches the needle hole, the metal part passes through along with the thread and voila, it's threaded. Sounds nice and easy, right?
    Oh no! The metal attachment goes either right, left, higher, or lower, but never inside. On the first day, I said, okay, I got annoyed, I'll try again tomorrow.
    Guys, honestly, I don't know how the lady on YouTube does it! Could mine be defective? I don't think it's worth buying a second one to see if it's my fault, considering the price.
    If you want to keep your nerves in place... stay away!!

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    SotirisKard

    It broke after a few uses, it is probably very fragile

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Description

The Prym needle threader makes it easier to thread a sewing machine needle and also helps with needle insertion. It features hooks for pulling thread and a built-in magnet for easy pickup.

  • Functions: Threading the needle, pulling thread and inserting the needle
  • Magnet: Built-in
  • Quantity: 1

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Reviews (2)

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  • Laurence_Werrens
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    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful
    Laurence_Werrens

    Verified purchase

    To change the needle on the machine, flawless, although it is so easy that essentially no assistance is needed.
    As for the needle threader... ????
    First of all, I had to find a video on YouTube to understand how to use it (and I'm not completely stupid). You place the thread in a specific way, touch the attachment high on the needle and gently bring it down. When it reaches the needle hole, the metal part passes through along with the thread and voila, it's threaded. Sounds nice and easy, right?
    Oh no! The metal attachment goes either right, left, higher, or lower, but never inside. On the first day, I said, okay, I got annoyed, I'll try again tomorrow.
    Guys, honestly, I don't know how the lady on YouTube does it! Could mine be defective? I don't think it's worth buying a second one to see if it's my fault, considering the price.
    If you want to keep your nerves in place... stay away!!

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  • 2
    SotirisKard

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    It broke after a few uses, it is probably very fragile

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Laurence_Werrens
    1
    Laurence_Werrens

    To change the needle on the machine, flawless, although it is so easy that essentially no assistance is needed.
    As for the needle threader... ????
    First of all, I had to find a video on YouTube to understand how to use it (and I'm not completely stupid). You place the thread in a specific way, touch the attachment high on the needle and gently bring it down. When it reaches the needle hole, the metal part passes through along with the thread and voila, it's threaded. Sounds nice and easy, right?
    Oh no! The metal attachment goes either right, left, higher, or lower, but never inside. On the first day, I said, okay, I got annoyed, I'll try again tomorrow.
    Guys, honestly, I don't know how the lady on YouTube does it! Could mine be defective? I don't think it's worth buying a second one to see if it's my fault, considering the price.
    If you want to keep your nerves in place... stay away!!

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • 2
    SotirisKard

    It broke after a few uses, it is probably very fragile

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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14,00 €   shipping cost