Collection: Needles | Pins
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Birch Wool Needles
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KnitPro Mindful Wooden Darning Needles
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Clover Chibi Straight Darning Needle Set
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Clover Chibi Bent Darning Needle Set
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SOHMO Pins
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John James Pebble Tapestry/Cross Stitch Needles Size 18/24
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Birch Plastic Craft Needles
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Clover Embroidery Threader
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Birch Yarn Threader 2Pc
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Clover Chibi Bent Darning Needle Set Jumbo
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Cosmo Hidamari Sashiko Assorted Needle Set
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Clover Darning Needle Latch Hook Eye
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John James Pebble Embroidery Needles Size 5/10
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John James Pebble Chenille Needles Size 18/22
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Clover Sashiko Needles Long
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Clover Sashiko Needles
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Clover Double Needle Threader
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Clover Natural Fit Leather Thimble
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DMC Tapestry Needles
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Clover Ring Thimble with Plate
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John James Pebble Household Assorted Needles
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John James Pebble Beading Needles Size 10/12
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DMC Chenille Needles
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John James Pebble Sharps Sewing Needles Size 3/9
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Clover Flexible Rubber Thimbles Large
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Clover Gold Eye Quilting Needles (No. 9, 10, 12)
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Clover Flexible Rubber Thimbles Medium
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Clover Double Sided Thimble
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Needles | Pins
Needles & Pins
Premium Sewing, Quilting & Embroidery Tools
Every crafter knows that needles and pins are the unsung heroes of a successful project. At Morris & Sons, our Needles & Pins collection brings together premium sewing needles, embroidery needles, quilting needles and pin sets from trusted brands like Clover and Birch; so you can stitch with precision and confidence.
Hand Sewing Needles & Dressmaking Pins
Choose from a wide range of fine hand sewing needles and dressmaking pins designed for accuracy and ease. Whether you’re mending delicate fabrics or completing couture finishes, our selection includes:
- Fine hand sewing needles for hems, seams and delicate detail work
- Dressmaking pins and glass head pins for accurate pattern alignment
- Pin sets for quilting, tailoring and general sewing tasks
Why quality pins matter
High-quality pins minimise snags and fabric distortion, making cutting, marking and sewing easier and faster; especially on slippery or lightweight fabrics.
Embroidery & Tapestry Needles for Fine Stitching
Our embroidery needles and tapestry/darning needles are available in multiple sizes and eye types to suit thread, yarn and fabric thickness:
- Embroidery needles for satin stitch, backstitch and surface embroidery
- Tapestry needles with blunt tips for counted cross-stitch and canvas work
- Darning needles for finishing knitted or crocheted garments
Match needle size to thread and fabric
Use finer needles with lightweight fabrics and delicate threads; choose larger-eyed tapestry needles for yarn and textured surfaces to avoid splitting fibres.
Quilting Needles & Specialist Sewing Notions
Precision quilting starts with the right needle. Our quilting needles and specialist sewing notions are chosen for smooth penetration, minimal puckering and reliable performance when piecing or hand-quilting.
- Quilting needles for hand quilting and machine piecing
- Specialty needles for appliqué, sashiko and hand-binding
- Needle sets and storage options to keep your notions organised
Needles for speed and control
Quilting needles with shorter, stronger shafts give the control needed for dense stitching, while ergonomic designs reduce hand fatigue.
Trusted Brands: Clover & Birch
We stock leading brands known for comfort, durability and thoughtful design. Clover’s ergonomic needles and Birch’s precision-crafted pins deliver consistent results for beginners and experienced makers alike.
How to choose the right needle or pin
- Fabric type: delicate (silk) needs fine needles; heavy (canvas) needs stronger, larger needles.
- Thread/yarn thickness: match needle eye size to avoid shredding.
- Project type: embroidery vs quilting vs darning each require specific needle shapes and tips.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What needle should I use for hand embroidery?
A: Use an embroidery (crewel) needle in a size appropriate to your thread; sizes 7–10 for stranded cotton; use a larger-eyed needle for thicker threads or multiple strands.
Q: How do I pick the best pins for quilting?
A: Choose fine, long quilter’s pins or glass-head pins to secure layers without distorting fabric. Rust-resistant, heat-proof glass head pins are ideal if you press as you work.
Q: Can I use tapestry needles for knitting and crochet finishing?
A: Yes. Tapestry/darning needles have blunt tips and large eyes that make them perfect for weaving in yarn tails and finishing knitted or crocheted pieces.
Q: Do Clover needles come in ergonomic options?
A: Yes. Clover is known for ergonomic designs that reduce hand strain while offering precise stitching performance.
Q: How should I store needles and pins?
A: Keep needles in labelled cases or magnetic pin holders to protect points and keep sets organised. Store in a dry place to prevent rust.
Needles & Pins
Premium Sewing, Quilting & Embroidery Tools
Every crafter knows that needles and pins are the unsung heroes of a successful project. At Morris & Sons, our Needles & Pins collection brings together premium sewing needles, embroidery needles, quilting needles and pin sets from trusted brands like Clover and Birch; so you can stitch with precision and confidence.
Hand Sewing Needles & Dressmaking Pins
Choose from a wide range of fine hand sewing needles and dressmaking pins designed for accuracy and ease. Whether you’re mending delicate fabrics or completing couture finishes, our selection includes:
- Fine hand sewing needles for hems, seams and delicate detail work
- Dressmaking pins and glass head pins for accurate pattern alignment
- Pin sets for quilting, tailoring and general sewing tasks
Why quality pins matter
High-quality pins minimise snags and fabric distortion, making cutting, marking and sewing easier and faster; especially on slippery or lightweight fabrics.
Embroidery & Tapestry Needles for Fine Stitching
Our embroidery needles and tapestry/darning needles are available in multiple sizes and eye types to suit thread, yarn and fabric thickness:
- Embroidery needles for satin stitch, backstitch and surface embroidery
- Tapestry needles with blunt tips for counted cross-stitch and canvas work
- Darning needles for finishing knitted or crocheted garments
Match needle size to thread and fabric
Use finer needles with lightweight fabrics and delicate threads; choose larger-eyed tapestry needles for yarn and textured surfaces to avoid splitting fibres.
Quilting Needles & Specialist Sewing Notions
Precision quilting starts with the right needle. Our quilting needles and specialist sewing notions are chosen for smooth penetration, minimal puckering and reliable performance when piecing or hand-quilting.
- Quilting needles for hand quilting and machine piecing
- Specialty needles for appliqué, sashiko and hand-binding
- Needle sets and storage options to keep your notions organised
Needles for speed and control
Quilting needles with shorter, stronger shafts give the control needed for dense stitching, while ergonomic designs reduce hand fatigue.
Trusted Brands: Clover & Birch
We stock leading brands known for comfort, durability and thoughtful design. Clover’s ergonomic needles and Birch’s precision-crafted pins deliver consistent results for beginners and experienced makers alike.
How to choose the right needle or pin
- Fabric type: delicate (silk) needs fine needles; heavy (canvas) needs stronger, larger needles.
- Thread/yarn thickness: match needle eye size to avoid shredding.
- Project type: embroidery vs quilting vs darning each require specific needle shapes and tips.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What needle should I use for hand embroidery?
A: Use an embroidery (crewel) needle in a size appropriate to your thread; sizes 7–10 for stranded cotton; use a larger-eyed needle for thicker threads or multiple strands.
Q: How do I pick the best pins for quilting?
A: Choose fine, long quilter’s pins or glass-head pins to secure layers without distorting fabric. Rust-resistant, heat-proof glass head pins are ideal if you press as you work.
Q: Can I use tapestry needles for knitting and crochet finishing?
A: Yes. Tapestry/darning needles have blunt tips and large eyes that make them perfect for weaving in yarn tails and finishing knitted or crocheted pieces.
Q: Do Clover needles come in ergonomic options?
A: Yes. Clover is known for ergonomic designs that reduce hand strain while offering precise stitching performance.
Q: How should I store needles and pins?
A: Keep needles in labelled cases or magnetic pin holders to protect points and keep sets organised. Store in a dry place to prevent rust.