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Microtex needles 130/705 H Msize 60 5pcs

Microtex needles 130/705 H Msize 60 5pcs

Your sewing machine needle should match the quality of the fabric you are sewing with - this will give you the best result.The fabric determines what size needle you should use. The thicker the fabric, the thicker the needle you should use.Organ Needles' Microtex needles come in several sizes - the higher the size, the thicker the needle.A Microtex needle is particularly suitable for sewing fine woven fabrics such as batiste, chiffon, organza, lace, silk, and linen. The needle tip is thin and the needle is slim.This package contains 5 needles in size 60.We recommend that you store the needles in their original packaging. This way, you can keep track of the needle size and the qualities they are suitable for.Organ Needles is a Japanese company that has been developing and producing needles for sewing machines since 1920 based on principles such as dedication, thoroughness, and high quality.

GBP 3.00
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Interlining white 90x100cm

Interlining white 90x100cm

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 30g/m2, 90x100cm.ApplicationFor small parts on, for example, blouses, dresses, and jackets. Lightweight and medium-thick fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side facing down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (approx. 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.BenefitsSoft, comfortable gripThis item is also available by the meter (item no. 9599) and in a 25-meter roll (item no. 9525). Both in white only.

GBP 2.25
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Interlining grey 90x100cm

Interlining grey 90x100cm

FeaturesUniversal insert that can be used as a lightweight insert. Fixable. Weight 30g/m2, 90x100cm.ApplicationFor small parts on, for example, blouses, dresses, and jackets. Lightweight and medium-thick fabrics.TreatmentPlace the insert with the coated side facing down on the back of the outer fabric. Step by step, piece by piece, fix with pressure (approx. 5 seconds) at medium-high temperature. Move the iron to another position and press again until everything is fixed.Let the parts cool flat for about 30 minutes after fixing, so the adhesion can stabilize.BenefitsSoft, comfortable gripThis item is also available by the meter (item no. 9599) and in a 25-meter roll (item no. 9525). Both in white only.

GBP 2.25
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Microtex needles size 60 5pcs

Microtex needles size 60 5pcs

The Schmetz Microtex sewing needle, also known as a "sharp" needle, has a very slim and pointed tip that creates beautiful topstitching in your sewing project and completely straight seams for quilting and joining. Use Schmetz Microtex when precision is crucial. Suitable for micro fabrics, polyester, silk, foil, artificial leather, and coated materials. Microtex needles belong to the 130/705 H-M system, which has a flat shank and fits all common household sewing machines. Remember to change the needle frequently, as all needles wear at the tip during sewing. Damaged or worn needles can result in broken or frayed threads, skipped or uneven stitches, wrinkled or damaged fabrics, and noise from the sewing machine. After use, it is recommended to store the needles in the box. The box protects the needles and provides a good overview of which needles and sizes you have.

GBP 3.95
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Universal needles size 60 5pcs

Universal needles size 60 5pcs

The universal needle is the most popular and versatile type of needle. With a slightly rounded tip and a regular eye, the universal needle can sew both woven and knitted fabrics. The universal needle is available in a wide range of sizes, including twin needles. Universal needles belong to the 130/705 H system, which has a flat shank and fits all common household sewing machines. Remember to change the needle frequently, as all needles wear at the tip during sewing. Damaged or worn needles can result in broken or frayed threads, skipped or uneven stitches, wrinkled or damaged fabrics, and noises from the sewing machine. After use, it is recommended to store the needles in the box. The box protects the needles and provides a good overview of which needles and sizes you have.

GBP 2.75
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