Needle Threader and Ribbon

Name: Needle Threader and Ribbon
Brand: Elizabeth Bradley Design (2006)

Elizabeth Bradley Design (2006)

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A handy accessory to make needle threading even easier. A Needle Threader is included with every kit purchase. 1. Begin by sliding the large curved end of the needle threader onto the eye of your needle. There is a spot on the threader to rest the needle. 2. Take the strand of your Elizabeth Bradley Tapestry Wool and set it inside the hook on the end of the threader. 3. Once the wool is in place, pull the needle back over the wool and the hooked end of the threader. As this happens your wool will slide into the needle. Watch our video on how to use a Needle Threader here .

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ELIZABETH BRADLEY DESIGN (2006) LIMITED, number 05936979. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Needle Threader and Ribbon

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