Sewing and Embroidery Needles – Assorted Sets

✂️ Hand sewing sizes 10–12 · sharp tip

For hand sewing on delicate fabrics, choose thin hand sewing needles size 10–12 with a sharp tip. Ideal for cotton, silk, and lightweight fabrics. The assorted sewing needle sets include multiple sizes for every type of fabric.

🪡 Embroidery and cross stitch long eye · multiple threads · Aida cloth

Embroidery needles with a long eye accommodate multiple stranded threads and facilitate decorative stitches on Aida cloth and embroidery fabrics. DMC embroidery needles with a long eye are the favorites for stranded and perlé cotton. Ideal for cross-stitch needles on Aida cloth needles in all sizes.

🧶 Wool and knitting blunt tip · large eye

Wool needles with a blunt tip and large eye are ideal for weaving in ends without splitting fibers in knitting, crochet, and amigurumi projects. Large-eye needles make threading easier with luxury wools, decorative ribbons, and bulky yarns.

✨ Punch Needle punch embroidery · velvet effect

The Prym punch needle is the tool for punch embroidery: push the thread through a base fabric to create a velvet or rug effect. Ideal for cushions, wall hangings, and decorations. A technique simple to learn with immediate professional results.

🔧 Darning and repairs sturdy tip · thick fabrics

Darning needles with a sturdy tip ensure strong seams on thick fabrics and everyday garments. Perfect for repairs on wool, denim, and structured fabrics.

Prym

Assorted sets, wool needles, needle threaders, and punch needles. The benchmark brand for sewing accessories in Italy — guaranteed quality and precision.

Hemline

Embroidery needles, darning needles, and complete sewing accessories. Hemline covers every need from tailoring to decorative embroidery.

KnitPro

Wool needles with large eyes in bamboo and wood — ideal for hiding threads in knitting and crochet projects without damaging the fibers.

DMC

DMC embroidery needles with long eyes — the favorites for working with stranded cotton, perlé cotton, and embroidery threads on Aida cloth and cross-stitch fabric.

Which sewing needles should I choose for hand sewing?

Choose hand sewing needles based on the fabric: fine needles for delicate fabrics, medium needles for cotton and linen, and sturdier darning needles for repairs. Assorted sewing needle sets offer different sizes for every need.

What is the difference between sewing needles and embroidery needles?

Sewing needles have a small eye and a sharp tip for standard stitching. Embroidery needles have a long eye to accommodate multiple strands of thread and facilitate decorative stitching on Aida cloth and cross-stitch fabrics.

What is a punch needle and how is it used?

The punch needle is a tool for punch embroidery: you insert the thread into the tube and push the needle through the base fabric, creating loops of thread that form a velvet-like effect. Ideal for pillows, wall hangings, and decorative rugs.

Which needle should I use for wool and knitting?

Use wool needles with a blunt tip and large-eye needles: they do not split the fibers, making them perfect for weaving in ends on knitted and crocheted items and for sewing together finished pieces without damaging the yarn.

Which needles should I use for cross-stitch on Aida cloth?

For cross-stitch on Aida cloth, use blunt-tipped tapestry needles with a long eye. DMC embroidery needles are the most popular choice: they easily accommodate 2–6 strands of floss and glide smoothly through the fabric grid.

How do I choose the size of sewing needles?

The size depends on the fabric and the thread: lower numbers for heavy fabrics and thick threads, higher numbers for delicate fabrics. Assorted sewing needle sets ensure you always have the right size for any project.

Where can I buy sewing and embroidery needles online with fast shipping?

At LacariaRicami.Store you will find Prym, Hemline, KnitPro, and DMC sewing and embroidery needles — including punch needles and assorted sets — with 24–48h delivery and free shipping over a certain threshold.