Chenille Needles by John James — The Blue Peony

Chenille needles are large eye needles and are identical to a Tapestry needle or a Cross Stitch Needle in length and in diameter. However, the Chenille point is sharp, rather than round and blunt and is used in the art of crewel embroidery and ribbon embroidery. Each glass vial with contains three needles and is labele

Chenille needles are large eye needles and are identical to a Tapestry needle or a Cross Stitch Needle in length and in diameter. However, the Chenille point is sharp, rather than round and blunt and is used in the art of crewel embroidery and ribbon embroidery.

Each glass vial with contains three needles and is labeled with the type and size. 

At John James needles, we have history dating back to the very start of needle manufacture in the UK and we have a needle for every needlecraft discipline.

The name of John James is still recognised by needle crafters around the globe and is renowned for quality and reliability.

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Chenille Needles by John James — The Blue Peony

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Hand Embroidery Needles, Chenille Needle, Cross Stitch Needle, John James, Size 20 Needle, Size 24 Needle, Size 26 Needle, 20, 24, 26

Long, blunt-point needle with a large eye. Premium-quality (John James brand). Pack includes five Tapestry #14 needles.Can be used to needlepoint on

Tapestry #14 Needle, 5-pack

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Chenille Needles by John James — The Blue Peony

Hand Embroidery Needles, Chenille Needle, Cross Stitch Needle, John James, Size 20 Needle, Size 24 Needle, Size 26 Needle, 20, 24, 26

Hand Embroidery Needles, Chenille Needle, Cross Stitch Needle, John James, Size 20 Needle, Size 24 Needle, Size 26 Needle, 20, 24, 26

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Chenille

Hand Embroidery Needles, Chenille Needle, Cross Stitch Needle, John James, Size 20 Needle, Size 24 Needle, Size 26 Needle, 20, 24, 26 - Israel

Chenille needles are large eye needles and are identical to a Tapestry needle or a Cross Stitch Needle in length and in diameter. However, the

Chenille Needles by John James