Show Notes
Thank you so much for joining me again this week! In this episode I am answering a great question raised by one of our listeners - Stephanie - who wanted to know how to pick the right sewing machine needle for her sewing projects.
So in this episode you will hear: > Why there are different types of needles > What the anatomy of a machine needle is > What factors going into choosing which needle to use > How are needles sized > What types of needle are available and when are they used > When you should change your sewing machine needle > What brands of needles are available We cover a lot in this episode so if you'd like a handy PDF guide of the key aspects covered to keep as a handy reference then head over to the Sew Much More Fun website and sign up for the newsletter and within the next few days we will email you a copy!
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