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1. Method of the toothbrush
- What you need: An old toothbrush.
- How to proceed ::
- Cross the thread from one side of the toothbrush bristles to the other.
- Take the needle and gently press it against the hairs where the thread is placed; this will help to guide the thread into the eye of the needle.
2. Blister method
- What you need: an empty blister or a tablet container.
- How to proceed ::
- Cut a thin strip in the blister and make a small cut at one end to create a tip.
Place the wire in this cup and align the needle with the same hole. This helps you to put the needle on safely and easily.
3. 3. Method of the swabWhat you need: a cotton wool (stem-cotton).
How to do:
Cut the cotton ends of the swab to create a small plastic tube.
Put a thin thread or hair of a broom into this tube to create a hook.
Use this hook to pull the thread through the eye of the needle.
4. Humidification of the yarn
What you need: Just saliva or water.
How to do:
Lightly moisten the tip of the wire with saliva or water. This helps the fibers stick together, making it easier to insert into the needle eye, especially if the thread tends to unravel.
5. Method of folding paper or fabric
What you need: A small piece of paper or fine cloth.
How to do:
Fold the paper or fabric in half and place the thread in the fold.
Insert the folded tip into the eye of the needle. When you pull the paper or cloth through, the yarn will follow easily.
Conclusion
These handicraft needle-pluging methods have been passed on from generation to generation, highlighting the ingenuity and skill of our grandmothers. Whether you're a seasoned seamstress or you're starting out, these tricks can make your sewing experience smoother. The next time you have trouble putting on a needle, try one of these methods and enjoy the wisdom of the past.
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