sewing machine Spring needle

Schmetz spring needles are an upgrade from the old Singer 66 spring darning embroidery needle attachment, very easy to install, and easy to use on any sewing machine. These are not as robust in design as the original, but can be used without a hoop for many embroidery designs. why not try them out.

By Grahame Fisher on 13-Jun-2021

Great product. Super quick delivery.

In recent months I discovered spring needles. What a game changer! Your company is the cheapest I could find on the net, and also the fastest delivery. Thanks so much. Will definitely use your company again.

By Maralyn Todd Jones on 24-May-2021

Excellent service

Item as described, with next day delivery. However I need more practise using the needle as it pulls up the fabric on the up stroke. It must be me!

By Sheila Lea on 28-Aug-2019

Schmitz machine needles

I ordered several packets of sewing machine needles to replenish my stock, as I do a lot of machine sewing. So my review is aimed at the extremely prompt and efficient service that The Ironing Press Company provided. I have used the company before and have never been disappointed. Thank you. As regards the make of needles I purchased, well if you buy the best, they never let you down.

By Sandra Gregory on 28-Apr-2019

Schmetz spring needle

Not used yet so cannot comment on them but must say delivery was very quick.

By Carolyn Mapleson on 19-Mar-2019

Not easy to use

Not so easy to use, the normal tension on the machine does not work well with the needle and the stitch gets loopy. Will have to figure out some way to get the tension right. It's probably something that I'm doing wrong, so I will keep trying.

By Kristin on 20-Jun-2018

Very useful product. I am very pleased. I recommend every needle. Embroidering is easier and even more fun.

By Marina Yordanova on 31-Jan-2018

Spring needle

Thank you for your excellent service, I am over the moon with the needle, I have just finished stitching an organza vessel with the needle which had a lot of stitching and the needle have survived.

By Averil Davies on 17-Jan-2018