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My Hands' Work
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My Hands' Work My Hands' Work Monday 26 June 2017 Which needle do I use? When demonstrating silk ribbon embroidery I often get asked about the needles I use. So, I thought I would create a little tutorial on needles and how to thread them. First of all a little bit about the needles. A Chenille needle is the best type of needle to use for silk ribbon embroidery: it has a large eye and a very sharp point - it's sort of a cross between a tapestry needle and a sharp embroidery needle. Why use such a big, thick needle? The answer is simple: you need the sharp point to pierce the fabric easily and the thickness of the shaft and width of the eye of the needle to create a large opening in the fabric which will allow the ribbon to pass through easily. If you use a thinner needle with a smaller eye, the hole you make in the fabric will be smaller too; this will require more effort to pull the ribbon through the fabric, which in turn will damage the silk ribbon. Silk ribbon is a...
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