How to Quadruple Thread a Needle With a Needle Threader
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How to Quadruple Thread a Needle With a Needle Threader


How to create a quadruple threaded needle using a needle threader to make very strong stitches.
Parts:
- Standard thread
- Needle
- Wire needle threader
- Scissors
Prepare the Thread




- Pull out a length of thread and double it over.
- Cut the thread.
- Push the wire threader through the needle.
- Push the double thread through the wire threader.
Pull Wire Threader Through Eye of Needle



- Carefully pull the wire threader through the eye of the needle.
- Pull until the thread is out of the wire threader.
Knot End


- Pull the loop to the loose end of the thread.
- Knot the thread so that there are 4 strands of thead locked in.
- The knot should be big enough to anchor the stitches.
Knot After Done Stitching


- After you are done stitching, cut the needle from the thread.
- This should leave you with 4 loose threads.
- Take the 2 pairs of threads and tie a knot
- Cut off the excess thread.
- Now you will have a stitch with thread 4 times as strong as a regular thread.