10 Best Needle Threaders UK 2024 | Hemline, Prym and More

This threader style is the most popular amongst sewing enthusiasts, as the flat metal design is much stronger than any plastic alternative. They aren't too heavy either, so you can handle them with ease. And with 50 in a pack, you won't need to buy more very often.

The two hooks are useful for threading different needle eye sizes, making them perfect for all your sewing needs. Perhaps most conveniently of all, they can be used for both hand sewing and with sewing machines!

The Prym needle threader comes with an LED light that will make it easier to see the eye of the needle, especially if the lighting is dim. It also has a handy cutter to snip your thread to the correct length.

The compact design makes it much sturdier than most manual needle threaders. Best of all, the size will sit nicely in the palm of your hand, and with a thin and flexible wire, it's practically guaranteed thread the needle successfully every time.

Sewing is a creative hobby, so why not buy some fun flower-shaped cutters to liven up your projects? These multi-coloured threaders certainly get top points for cuteness! They're also ideal for both sewing and jewellery making.

They're best for use with small eyed needles, although you can use them with different kinds of thread, including embroidery, quilting and cotton. They're pretty durable for mini wire threaders too! 

This needle threader has a creative hummingbird design, which will brighten up your sewing kit. There's a thread cutter on the tip of the beak, eliminating the need for scissors, and it works well for both small and large eyed needles.

Although small, it's still bigger than many plastic and wire threaders, making it difficult to lose. More importantly, this threader is robust, meaning it's sure to become a permanent part of your sewing kit!

Impaired vision shouldn't mean giving up your favourite hobby! These bright needle threaders come with multi-coloured handles and extra-long wire, making them easy to spot.  

The wire itself is made from a flexible steel that will allow it fit easily through the needle eye. They're suitable for machine and hand sewing needles. Plus, there's 20 in a pack, so you'll have more than enough should any get lost. 

This device boasts two threaders in one. There's a standard size threader on one end and an extra-large one on the other, which will come in handy for threading needles with different sized eyelet holes. It also has a sturdy, protective handle and casing to prevent breakage when stored inside your sewing kit.

The 2-in-1 needle threader is best for thin cotton, as thicker embroidery thread can cause it to snap. After all, with only one threader per pack, you want to make sure you look after it.

These threaders will help thread sewing machine needles that don't already have an automatic threading feature. They're compatible with most domestic sewing machines and are made from durable plastic, making each one last a while.

However, they can be a bit fiddly to use, and don't always thread the needle on the first attempt. Thankfully, they come with instructions on the packet, so you don't have to waste time figuring out how to use them.

If you're looking for an alternative to plastic threaders, these could be a great pick. They have a traditional wire tip design with an aluminium handle, making them better for the environment as they can be recycled easily.

The metal design is a little stronger than plastic, but they're still thin and can bend out of shape or break. There's also only 3 in a pack, so these are much better for occasional sewing projects, rather than daily use. 

The Needle Fairy is an automatic tool that will help you thread needles for hand sewing. It comes with a handy plastic station that will hold your needle threader and cotton for sewing ease. You won't need scissors either, as this threader comes with a blade to cut the thread to the length you require!

This needler threader is automatic, but can be a little tricky to set up and doesn't have 100% threading accuracy. Nevertheless, it's still a helpful aid for anyone that finds sewing hard due to arthritis. 

Are you looking for a needle threader that does the work for you? Place your needle into one of these automatic threaders, follow the instructions, and you'll be ready to go. You can also attach it to your sewing machine needle for help with bigger sewing projects.

Although this is a helpful invention, the plastic on these threaders is thin, making it less durable than other options. Luckily you have 8 in a pack, so you can easily replace them if they break.