Automatic Needle Threader

If you have a hard time seeing or being steady enough to push the wire of a conventional needle threader through the eye of a needle you will love this tool too! It makes threading a needle easy and almost foolproof. Great little tool which takes the frustration out of a simple routine task. Kudos to the inventor.I have been using mine now for several months and it seems like it is made well. I would have gone through two or three of the little cheep wire needle threaders by now as the wires usually break after using them for a while.Well worth the price. Wish I was this satisfied with all my purchases!

Although cheaply made, it functions just as it says. Pretty cool. Put in thread, put in needle. Done.It is quite simple.

When I first got this needle threader I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. I'm a quilter and change colors of thread often, and this gadget made threading a breeze. BUT, on the third day I used it, it broke, even though I had read the instructions and was careful with the mechanism. What a disappiontment!

I tested this on several different needles - using the small side only. It threaded the needle on the first try in about 90% of the cases. My 90 year old mother, who is blind in one eye and has limited vision in the other, was able to use it after just a couple of minutes of training. This only works for hand sewing as you have to cut the thread first, before threading the needle. It will not work for machine needles.

This needle threader works great and easy to use. Such a great price too. I also have the Clover brand needle threader, but the Infila threader can thread fine needles and larger needles, which the Clover doesn't do. Plus the Clover brand costs about 4 times more than Infila. I also purchased the machine needle threader as well and it worked better than the built-in needle threader on my machine! I bought another smaller needle threader as well for my machine ("witch" brand) and it works great too. I purchased all 3 threaders for less than the cost of one Clover threader and it does a better job!***Update: I find that it can take several tries to get the needle threaded, if it threads at all. Some needle sizes just don't work well. The smaller needles do not work so well and those are the sizes that I need to have a threader as I cannot see the eye of the needle well. If your needle bends, then this threader won't work anymore either. I found a simple Colonial brand double-ended wire threader that I purchased through Amazon that works better and will work on both hand and sewing machine needles. You can read my review for that one.

Pleased with this needle threader. I bead and there are times when I just cannot get my thread through the needle's tiny eye. Thought I would give this a try. It took a couple of starts but what a great idea! And, it can be used for thread thicker than beading thread and for needles with larger eyes. If you have a hard time threading your needle, this just might be the answer.

It works sometimes?? I have destroyed many pieces of my colored thread (being shreaded or knotted). When it works it does a good job. Maybe after more use it will get better.

I was introduced to this at the Low Vision Center and purchased this one for a friend. For one who cant thread the needle this is a miracle worker. It is so easy and works the first time. Also bought the sewing machine threader as I havent been able to use my machine in about 3 years. Havent tried it yet but will let you know when i do.