Hold the yarn between your thumb and forefinger.
Pinch the yarn between your fingers until you can barely see the end of the yarn. Holding the needle in your other hand, bring the yarn and the eye of the needle together.
Instead of trying to push the tip of the yarn through the eye of the needle, push the eye over the tip of the yarn. Your fingertips should hold the yarn tightly so it doesn’t twist or fray. Even if the yarn is too thick, pinching the tip will compress it into a shape that matches the eye of the needle.
With a little practice, you should be able to feel with your fingers whether the needle is threaded properly. Keeping your fingers tight to hold the yarn, go ahead and push the needle through your fingers. As you separate the fingertips, you should complete the operation successfully.
How to thread a needle with coins?
This second method will take you a few minutes, but it is very effective. The application is simple: take a piece of copper wire long enough, bend it in half, being careful to leave the bent end with the loop open. Then place two coins (for example, 20 cents) on it, leaving this end sticking out. Tape the pieces together so that they do not move. Now take the needle and pass it through this loop: you will notice that it will be easier to pass the thread. Finally, take the thread and pass it through the eye of the bent end. All you have to do is continue the operation by pulling the needle to pass the thread through it.
How to thread a needle with a toothbrush?
A needle and thread end
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A needle and thread – Source: spm
Do you have an old toothbrush lying around in the bathroom? Don’t throw it away! You can already recycle it to clean various places that are hard to reach with brushes or sponges. But, the beautiful gift from heaven, is that you will use it precisely to thread a needle. How? You must place the thread on the toothbrush in the direction of the length, then, once the needle is placed on the thread, lightly press the bristles of the toothbrush to thread. And voila, voila!
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