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Darning Needles

Darning needles are essential tools for repairing knitwear, mending socks, and weaving in loose yarn ends. Featuring blunt tips and large eyes, these sewing needles are ideal for working with wool, embroidery threads, and other thicker fibres. Whether you're into hand sewing, visible mending, or traditional needlework, darning needles offer precision and ease, making them a must-have in any haberdashery kit or craft enthusiast’s sewing supplies.

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Hemline Sizes 14 to 18 Needle Darner 5 Pack

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Hemline Sizes 14 to 18 Needle Darner 5 Pack

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Milward Short Darner Needles 6 Pack

Milward Short Darner Needles 6 Pack

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Milward No. 3 to 9 Darner Needles 10 Pack

Milward No. 3 to 9 Darner Needles 10 Pack

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Milward No. 3 to 9 Long Darner Needles 6 Pack

Milward No. 3 to 9 Long Darner Needles 6 Pack

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Milward Sewing Tapestry and Darning Needles 30 Pack

Milward Sewing Tapestry and Darning Needles 30 Pack

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Hemline Sizes 1 to 5 Needle Darner 10 Pack

Hemline Sizes 1 to 5 Needle Darner 10 Pack

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Milward No. 3 to 9 Darner Needles 12 Pack

Milward No. 3 to 9 Darner Needles 12 Pack

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Milward No. 1 to 5 Long Darner Needles 6 Pack

Milward No. 1 to 5 Long Darner Needles 6 Pack

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Hemline Sizes 3 to 9 Needle Darner 10 Pack

Hemline Sizes 3 to 9 Needle Darner 10 Pack

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FAQs About Darning Needles

Darning needles are ideal for repairing holes in knitwear, weaving in yarn ends, and finishing hand-sewn garments.

Use finer needles for lightweight yarns and thicker ones for bulky fibres or heavy wool garments.

Yes, darning needles accommodate most yarn weights, especially with large eyes for easier threading.

While not designed for embroidery, darning needles can work for coarse thread detailing or tapestry-style projects.

Most have blunt tips to glide through knit fabrics without splitting yarn or damaging stitches.

Typically made from steel or plastic, they offer durability and a smooth finish for easy stitching through fibres.

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