Heirloom-style details
Add airy stitching to suitable blouses or collars. Matching thread emphasises the holes, while contrast thread draws attention to the stitch itself.
The Schmetz Wing Hemstitch Needle uses wing-like sides on its blade to push woven threads apart, leaving decorative openings along the seam. It works especially well in suitable loosely woven linen, cotton or batiste. Choose 100/16 or 120/19 for the intended effect, then test the stitch and fabric together before embellishing your project.
One single wing needle in the selected size; this is not a twin-needle unit.

Add airy stitching to suitable blouses or collars. Matching thread emphasises the holes, while contrast thread draws attention to the stitch itself.
Try borders on suitable linen or cotton. Stabilise light fabric as needed so the decorative seam remains flat.
Use for decorative lace application or embroidery files designed specifically for wing needles, with suitable fabric support and machine settings.
| Supplied | One Wing Hemstitch needle, size 100/16 or 120/19 |
|---|---|
| System | 130/705 H-WING |
| Blade | Wing-like sides |
| Sizes | 100/16 or 120/19 |
| Fabric focus | Suitable loosely woven fabrics |
Choose the required size or pack option above. Your order supplies the selected option, not the full range.
The wider blade needs room throughout the stitch. Use the machine's wing or twin-needle setting if available, and do not use an automatic needle threader.
Stitches that enter the same hole repeatedly can emphasise the effect. Start with your machine's hemstitch or heirloom-stitch guidance.
No. Weave, needle size, thread and stitch settings change the result. Loosely woven fabrics generally show the effect most clearly.
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