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Singer Universal Regular-Point Machine Needles, 5 Count:Style 2020Includes three sizes: 80/11, 90/14, 100/16For use in Singer, Brother, Kenmore and other quality sewing machinesSuitable for fabrics in a variety of weightsSinger sewing machine needles convenient pack of fiveGives you an ample supply on handWorks with sheer, medium and heavy weight fabricsAllow for faster sewing timesEasy to install and remove
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| Brand | SINGER |
| Item model number | 30034 |
| Color | Assorted |
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| Product Id | 314923 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4 (1 ratings) 4 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 075691300340 |
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These needles are good quality and made well. As regular-point needles I use them on woven fabrics. (Ball-point needles are for knit and stretchy fabrics.) They hold up fairly well, lasting 12 to 15 hours of sewing, depending on the fabric. Some brands last a little bit longer, but cost a little bit more, so it evens out in the long run. These are usually readily available in local stores and of course online. The day I bought them Walmart had the lowest price I could find anywhere. I restore Vintage Singer Sewing Machines, and always include a pack of these needles with the notions I include with any sale to a customer. I explain to buyers that the needle is the least expensive part of any sewing project. Don't hang on to a used needle like it's gold; there are millions more available. 300 million of them were sold in America in 1906 alone. Yep, 1906. (Scientific American) In these small 5 needle packs, they still only cost 50 cents per needle. You'd be surprised how many stitching problems can be eliminated with a new needle. Go ahead, replace it! I've never bought a problem, dull or bent needle, in all the years I've been using Singer needles.