Colonial CNT-1 CottageCutz 2-in-1 Needle Threader

This needle threader has been a great addition to my sewing tools. I can thread a needle so much quicker using this now.

Very Happy with them. Work great

This is great! A large & small needle threader in one unit. Easy to use.

seems to work well, but it does look somewhat fragile, although sturdier than the little metal ones. The trick is to be sure your needle's eye is big enough for the threader. The filament is a type of plastic, hope it does not break.

I like that it is a longer handle then the others I have

I purchased this because I was frustrated with how quickly the needle threaded I purchased at the local department store kept falling apart. I'd spend $3 for a 3 pack that most times I'd only get a couple uses out of before the wires would fall off/disconnect. I was a bit skeptical about this as it looked as if the wires on this could fall apart just as easily but so far it's been really sturdy despite all the use it gets. Previously the 3 packs would last maybe 3-4 days, but I've been using this well constructed gadget for over 2 months & it's still going strong. I only wish that I had found one of these a lot earlier as it would have saved me not just money but a lot of frustration. I highly recommend this handy little gadget as it might cost a bit more than the cheaper little threaded but it is more than worth it given how durable it is.

Surprisingly not as indestructible as I had expected based on the long list of 5 star reviews. It's good, the "thread" sized threader only lasted about 50% of the time I've needed to invest in my daughter's applique christmas stocking. It's nice, easy to find, and easy to handle and I might buy another, but I wasn't particularly rough on it and the needle end eventually just popped out, making the threader fairly useless.

Way more expensive that the little metal tabs with the same basic wire triangle to slip through the eye of the needle to make a bigger target for the thread ---BUT--- this gadget offers two wire triangles. One on one end of a pencil like body and the other on the on the other end. Having a sturdy grip makes a difference. It's challenging enough to maneuver the needle without having to mess with the old fashioned metal tab threader that barely sticks out from your thumb and forefinger.