Google describes Universal needles as the needle of choice when you don’t know exactly what thread or fabric you may be working with, or if you don’t know what project you will be working on. I was curious though about the use of Universal needles so I looked it up in a Google search. My years of sewing, quilting, and machine embroidery experience has taught me differently. They have told me it is Universal because it works for absolutely every type of sewing and therefore it is only necessary to have one needle type. I have had many students insist they have been instructed that the only needle they will ever need is a Universal needle.
Often, switching to the Janome needles for your Janome machine is all you need to do to get beautiful, consistent stitch quality and optimum needle threader function.
If you experience issues with your needle threader or with stitch quality, you might want to think about switching to a Janome needle brand to see things improve. However, you may use whatever needles you prefer. Janome has our own brand of needles – manufactured by Organ and we do recommend these for best results with our needle threaders. Some machine manufacturers also have their own brand of needles that are made specifically to match the mechanics of their brand of machine.
Some of the most popular brands of sewing machine needles are Schmetz and Organ needles. Often, a store may suggest a particular brand of needle just because it is the brand they choose to sell. There is no shortage of advice on needles out there. I would like to spend a little time talking about needles and their use over a couple of blog posts in the effort to give you some more information about deciding which needle should be your choice for any given project. Here’s another query we often get and then answer…….GLAD YOU ASKED THAT!Īs an educator I get asked all the time, ‘Which Needle Should I Use?’ Often, I ask in return ‘Which Ones Do You Usually Use and Why?’ It is amazing how many different answers and reasons I get in reply.
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