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Comes in various lengths and has a curved or straight point; used for tufting, attaching buttons, and working with upholstery fabrics.

Also known as a 'glover's needle', it has a triangular point to pierce through tough materials like leather without tearing it.

Designed for use in a serger or overlocking machine; comes in different types to match the weight and fiber of the thread used.

General purpose hand sewing needle with a sharp point, small round eye, and medium length; used for a variety of fabric types.

Used for mending and repairing work; has a large eye to handle heavy darning threads or yarns.

Used in knitting, especially for tubular projects like socks and hats; has points on both ends to allow work from either side.

Used in knitting; consists of two tapered needles connected by a flexible cable, allowing for the production of seamless garments.

Heavy-duty, long needle with a triangular point; specifically designed for sewing through tough canvas and sailcloth.

A long-handled tool with a hinged latch hook at the end; used for rug-making and crochet.

Heavy, large needle with a bent tip; designed for sewing through heavy carpet and similar materials.

Not a needle for sewing, but used in knitting to produce loops and create fabric from yarn; come in pairs and can be straight or circular.

Similar to a tapestry needle but with a sharp point and a large eye; used for ribbon embroidery and crewel work.

Made for use in sewing machines; comes in various sizes and types for different fabrics and threads.

Long, thin needle with a small eye; specifically designed to fit through the holes of beads and sequins.

Used for crewel embroidery; similar to a sharp needle but with a longer eye to accommodate thicker yarn.

Contains a small notch in the eye to allow easier threading; particularly useful for those with visual impairments or dexterity issues.

Used for decorative needlework on fabric; has a long eye for easier threading of multiple embroidery floss strands.

Used for needlepoint, counted cross-stitch, and plastic canvas work; has a blunt point to avoid splitting fibers.

Also known as 'betweens', these needles are short with a small, round eye; ideal for making fine stitches on quilt tops.