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Q: What's a Needle Without Thread?
A: Thread or floss round out the essential needlework needs. If you're working from a kit, you'll have everything you need. If you're working from your own design ... Read More »
Q: How to Thread a Yarn Needle.
A: 1. Hold the yarn between the thumb and forefinger of your left hand spaced about half an inch apart. 2. Push the yarn needle against the yarn with your right ha... Read More »
Q: How to Thread an Embroidery Needle.
A: 1. Check your pattern to determine how many strands it specifies to use. Embroidery floss has six strands and is usually used two or three strands at a time. 2.... Read More »
Q: How to Thread a Needle.
A: 1. Cut a piece of thread that's about 60 cm (24 in. long. Ad. 2. Dampen the tread with water and squeeze it to make the strands form a sharp point. If your thre... Read More »
Q: Who invented needle and thread?
A: The first fibre of animal fur that looks like it was woven into a thread or rope was found in south France and is thought to be 33, 000 years old. The first eve... Read More »