The One Second Needle is the best thing that has ever happened to sewing and no home should be without it. The major problem that ever seamstress, tailor, and anybody who has ever held a needle and thread is finally solved as you will discover with this One Second Needle review. With the One Second Needle, you can thread the needle in a single loop and thread action. The One Second Needle has a built-in needle threader.
The original needles were made from fish bones or cactus spines and a hole was placed in the end. As time went by, it developed into the long, thin needle we are familiar with today. Pushing in a thread to the eye of the needle may be easy for some, but for many, it is a task that is quite a challenge. There are those whose vision is no longer the same and has difficulty threading a needle.
A needle has looked the same for centuries, but now, the sewing industry has been made easier with this technological advancement. Sewing in itself is not an easy chore, but the One Second Needle is the solution to the biggest sewing problem of them all and plus it solves many more. Watch this One Second Needle review video to see how easy it is to thread a needle and what are the other sewing tricks that this fantastic needle can do!
One of the ways to solve a problem before was to use a needle threader in which you place in the flexible soft metal wire into the eye of the needle, push the thread to the bigger loop the wire creates and pull it through. The problem with this sewing method is that you are still required to find the eye of the needle.
The One Second Needle is easy to use and totally eliminates the problem of having to thread a needle. If you take a closer look near the eye, you will notice that there is a small space that the thread will fit into to and that the inner needle eye hole has a special provision so that the thread will not come out. The One Second Needle is like the wheel reinvented.
The One Second Needle does more that make threading super simple for you, it help solve many other sewing problems. You can thread the One Second Needle with one quick movement. With the One Second Needle, you no longer have to thread many needles with different colored threads while you are embroidering or cross-stitching! You can use it to get the thread a snag and bury the thread. This One Second Needle review will give you everything that you need for your basic sewing, mending, and crafting requirements for only $10!
When you buy the One Second Needle, you get much more than just a needle – you get 4 small sized One Second Needle that you can use on thin material and 4 large sized One Second Needle that you can use thick material and crafting. You also get the special One Second Needle Sewing kit, which is the complete ensemble that you need placed in an organizer with a handy, zip-close case.
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3 Customer Reviews of “One Second Needle”
Review by janette January 26, 2012
These are horrible, same thing, first stitch and the fabric got caught in the opening of the eye of the needle. Even the ‘sewing kit’ is horrible, can’t get the thread off the spool. Unfortunatly I thought these would be great gifts and spent 60.00 and the only thing I can use is the safety pins! Get some 1.99 glasses at the drug store and thread real needle!
Janette
Review by Helen August 3, 2011
My mom bought these needles at a retailer for me as a birthday gift. She is taking them back. I tried to use one and my fabric got stuck in the groove in the needle on the first stitch! I had trouble pulling it out in either direction. The “$20 value” 130 piece sewing kit it came with looked like something from the dollar store. The thimble could break if I squeezed it too hard because it was cheap plastic and the weak scissors wouldn’t even cut the thread no matter how many times I tried. Plus with the low quality thread, I don’t see how they could possibly claim that sewing kit is a $20 value. I could get a better sewing kit at Freds for $5. Needle wouldn’t even go through the fabric. RIP OFF.
Review by LaDonna Younger July 4, 2011
I bought the kit at a local retailer for $10. On the larger needles it is easier to thread, but the smaller ones not so much. Two of the smaller needles also broke at the tip where the needle is to be threaded and kept getting caught on the fabric I was trying to sew, but the larger needles would have left holes. Not very satisfied with the outcome.