Quilting

Quilting Needle

Tip
When sewing and quilting with straight stitches, you can achieve particularly straight seams and even stitches by using a straight needle plate.

Coating
Standard

Point shape
Slim, slightly rounded point

Key features
Special blade design

Color marking
Green

The Quilting Needle gets its name because it is mainly used in quilting for patchwork and topstitching work.

It has a slim, slightly rounded point. Due to its lower penetration resistance, it easily penetrates through the three layers of a quilt without damaging the high-quality fabrics. The slim point shape creates particularly small puncture holes and a clean seam pattern. It also ensures that the padding is not pulled out during quilting. The Quilting Needle's special blade design ensures high needle stability and thus reduces needle breakage and skipped stitches.

Thanks to their flat shank, Quilting Needles fit into all conventional household sewing machines (e.g. Bernina, Pfaff, Elna, Brother, Juki, Singer, W6, etc.). For special longarm quilting machines, you should consult the operating instructions in advance whether needles with flat shanks can be used or whether a special needle system with round shank is required.