BLIND NEEDLE

What is a Blunt Needle? A blunt needle is a special type of needle with a rounded or dull tip, not a sharp one. It does not pierce the fabric; it only passes through the stitches. Due to this feature, it is especially used in knitting, embroidery, and for hiding threads after sewing. It is also known as a “yarn needle” or “tapestry needle.” Features The tip is blunt/rounded, not sharp. It has a large and wide eye, allowing thick yarns to pass through easily. It can be made from stainless steel, plastic, or aluminum. It comes in various sizes, chosen according to the yarn being used. Areas of Use Knitting and Knitwear: Joining knitted pieces, hiding yarn ends. Embroidery (Cross-stitch, Tapestry, Aida): Passing threads through stitches without piercing the fabric. After Sewing: Hiding overlock threads, ensuring a clean finish. Hobby Crafts: Working with thick yarns in macrame, felt, and other handicraft projects.