John James Saddler's Harness Needles

SKU: L3912-18

$9.80 Sold by 25 pack

Size

18 (1/0) 17 (2/0) 16 (3/0)

Product variants

Description

Great for use on all hand stitched leather craft work as well as harness and saddle repairs
Top-rated needles are a go-to for hand stitching leather projects
Great for use on all hand stitched leather craft work as well as harness and saddle repairs
John James has been recognized by crafters around the world for the best quality needles since 1842
With a large rounded and pointed design, these hand sewing leather needles are perfect for a wide range of hand stitching projects
Sold in packs of 25

Specifications

18 (1/0)
Length: 57 mm
Diameter: 1.09 mm"
17 (2/0)
Length: 60 mm
Diameter: 1.42 mm"
16 (3/0)
Length: 62 mm
Diameter: 1.63 mm"

Additional Details

John James has been recognized by crafters around the world for the best quality needles since 1840. These large, rounded, pointed, hand sewing leather needles are perfect for a wide range of hand stitching projects and are great for use on all hand stitched leather craft work as well as harness and saddle repairs. Sold in packs of 25.

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REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS

These blunt-end needles really do

These blunt-end needles really do glide so smoothly through stitch holes! The cheap ones I had been using were too thick or too sharp, often leaving blisters, certainly callouses, in my thumb and forefinger. I went with Chuck Dorsett's oft-mentioned recommendation and now understand what the difference means to hand sewing.

Jessie S.

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