Dritz Crafting Hand Needles, 25 Count in a Storage Compact

I didn't receive this item at all. I found a big rip in the bottom of one bag. Perhaps it would help if the bags were not over filled.

did not receive this item and did not get a replacement option

This product gets the job done. But if you have vision issues, you probably would want to invest in needles that have bigger holes to thread the thread through. Also, if you're sewing jeans or heavy duty material, these needles wouldn't work for you. They're too lightweight.

These needles are not what they used to be. When sewing with these, the end with the eye is very rough. It is painful to push the needle through the fabric, even lightweight fabric, because the end is so rough. Your finger hurts before you are done. Also, if you put much pressure on it, the needle bends. I ended up giving up and getting hand needles from another land. Do a search and you will see who makes the best needles these days. Unfortunately, it isn't here.

Didn't receive

The needles are good, but the packaging is somewhat frustrating. It is difficult to get the needles out.

The only way I could get the needles out was to remove the plastic top it would not twist around to any openings of the needles that's the only reason for three stars

I have been sewing for a long time so this confused me. There was no way to use the product. The opening was on the left side. needles pointed up. I used a knife and flipped the cover off. Well, I got a needle out

I love this. It provides a good variety of typical sizes. Easy to use and choose what you want. I like that the cover is clear so I can see what I'm choosing. Is plastic but pretty sturdy.

these were out of stock, so I bought some other needles. They were rough and had metal bits stuck in the eyes. These came back and I got a pack. I never realized how beautiful good needles are. Easy to thread, easy to stitch. To open the pack, punch out cardboard circle on the back of the case if you want to save the info. Find the opening in the side of the case and depress the blue pin that is locked in the opening--that is, press it inward. Twist to get out the needle you want. When done, twist the opening back to the solid portion at top or bottom but not so far that the lock pin engages. Needles can't fall out and the case can be easily twisted next time.