Find blunt tapestry needle assortments for counted cross stitch. Match the needle size and eye to your fabric count and embroidery thread.




Blunt tapestry needles pass through existing holes and between fabric threads instead of piercing them with a sharp point. They are a practical choice for counted cross stitch on fabrics such as Aida and evenweave.
The live range contains Prym assortments in several needle sizes. Choose an eye that carries your thread comfortably and a needle size suited to the fabric count. A blunt tip helps you find the intended hole without splitting the woven threads. Check your pattern or fabric guidance when it recommends a specific needle size.
A blunt tip passes through the existing holes in counted fabric and helps avoid splitting the woven threads as you stitch.
Match the needle to your fabric count and thread. It should carry the thread comfortably and pass through the fabric holes without excessive force.
They are mainly intended for counted fabrics with accessible holes. A sharp embroidery needle is generally more suitable when you need to pierce closely woven fabric.

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