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Tulip - Applique Needles - Big Eye #10 (6 pack)
$16.95
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Applique #10 needles are designed to run smoothly through fabric with a large needle eye, flexible and warp resistant.
Set of six needles - Thickness/ Length/ Qty.
#10 - 0.46 x 33.0mm / 6pcs.
Tulip needles are made in Hiroshima Japan with high quality polished steel. They have distinctive features like:
Quality Eye - The needles have a somewhat larger needle eye, with a smooth surface both inside and out.
Strong body - With just the right amount of flexibility, the needles are resistant to bending or breaking.
Sharp point - The needle’s points have undergone special high-density abrasive polishing treatment for sharpness.
Smooth piecing enables easy sewing - You can stitch for hours with less fatigue.
Made in Hiroshima - These safe and high quality steel needles are produced at Tulip’s own factory in Hiroshima. The “Made in Hiroshima” label is proof of a high-quality needle that is rooted in Hiroshima’s history and traditional needle-making techniques.