Clover 3142 Yarn Threader,Dark green

Just as described. Very sturdy and easy to use. Works great with heavier yarns.

Love this yarn threader. Sturdy and strong!

My favorite needle threader for needlepoint.

This instrument is nice and I am able to hang it on a silver chain around my neck, because if it wasn't around my neck I would misplace it. Works great with Tapestry yarn and any other needlepoint yarn or thread. It makes threading needles so much more simple. I really like to use it with Perle cotton doesn't shred the thread like you might when threading without a yarn threader. Has a nice look, the metal part of the treader is a little flimsy. it would be nice if it would fold up unto itself and also have a place where you can place it on a chain. I would have gotten the antique threader but I need to hang it around my neck when stitching and there was no pendant hole on the antique threader. The hole for the chain is small but I was able to put it on my silver chain 30 inch with some effort, the hole could be a little wider.

Best thing ive ever used for weaving in yarn! Im a crocheter and do it A LOT !! This product made it soo easy i was shocked I strongly recommend it!

Excellent… easy to hold to insert needle… Have used for years & many projects

I also use this for waxed thread for leather stitching, works great and is sturdy

or years I have something similar to this tool for threading my tiny little cross stitch and embroidery needles. Whenever I would go to weave in my yarn on my crochet and knit projects, I would wish for something similar to help thread my big eye needles. When I recently ran across this tool, I thought it would be the answer to my weave-in woes – and I was right! Not only does this thread work well for pulling in bulky yarns it also works well with finicky yarns that typically unravel when I am trying to thread a needle (example: Premier Spangle) and especially when I am working with multiple thin to average (1 to 4 weight) yarns at one time. Of course, the yarns must be able to fit in the hole so working with two bulky yarns at one time may not work well. I especially like it for the last as I like to blend various yarns to give my projects my own look and style. The project generally goes great until I am faced with trying to thread a needle with two or more yarns of varying weights. I try to thread them one at a time and it takes forever and sometimes simply does not work. In those instances, I end up weaving in separate yarns which is a true pain to do. Not anymore! I put the multiple yarns in the threader, choose the right big eye needle, thread it and weave the ends in. I like and use this tool so often, it is definitely going on my gift list for others who work with yarn and that includes those who needlepoint as well as those who crochet and knit.