Schmetz Sewing Machine Needles - Allrounder Combi

Pack of 10 assorted sewing machine needles, compatible with all types of domestic, household sewing machines.

This fantastic multipack includes a little bit of everything you might need in your sewing kit!

The Schmetz Combi All-Rounder Large Pack includes: 1 x Topstitch needle: 90/14; 3 x Universal Needles: 80/12/ x2 and 90/14; 2 x Denim Needles: 90/14 and 100/16; 2 x Microtex needles: 70/10 and 80/12; and 2 x Stretch Needles: 75/12 and 90/14.

Topstitch Use: With heavy topstitching threads, patchwork & quilting, multi-directional quilting, fragile/poor quality threads, multiple threads, and for embroidery with embroidery machines.

Universal Use: Schmetz Universal Needles are suited to all-purpose use.

Jeans/Denim Use: Thick fabrics and seams, this needle can handle multiple layers of fabric with ease.

Microtex Use: This speciality needle features a very slim acute point allowing for accurate stitching in very fine or densely woven materials.

Stretch Use: This needle is suited for use on highly elastic knits, especially if the fibre content includes Lycra®, Spandex, or elastic.

Schmetz Needles:

• Less friction on thread passing through eye.

• Penetrates fabric with less resistance.

• Smoother stitch creation.

• Resists heat – improved durability & performance.

• German-made since 1851

Choosing the right size needle for your project is crucial for a smooth, professional finish. Using a needle that is too thick will create a large hole in your fabric, and choosing one that is too small increases the risk of bending or snapping when sewing. The goal is to have the needle slide easily through the fabric without damaging the fibers, and to carry the thread smoothly without causing damage to your project. Typically needle sizes range from 60/8 (the finest) to 120/19 (the largest). We recommend to replace your needle after 8 hours of use and at the beginning of each project. Replacing your machine needle is the easiest way to improve stitch quality!

Damaged or worn needles result in:

• Broken or shredded threads

• Skipped or uneven stitches

• Puckered or damaged fabrics

• Popping sounds made by sewing machine

At Truro Fabrics we're a small, family-run business in the heart of Cornwall, UK. If you're in the area visit our wonderful hight street store! We love compiling our carefully chosen fabric & haberdashery collections and sharing beautiful products with our customers. All orders are lovingly wrapped in recycled tissue and re-purposed packaging, ready to arrive so you can get sewing. Share your makes with us, tag us on Instagram - @trurofabrics.