The Ultimate Sewing Needle Quiz – Can You Get a Perfect Score?

Choosing the right sewing machine needle might not seem like a big deal, but it can make or break your project. A needle that’s too dull, too thick, or just plain wrong for the fabric can lead to skipped stitches, fabric damage, and frustrating sewing sessions.

Take this fun needle trivia quiz and see how much you really know. And here’s an extra incentive – if you get all the questions right, you’ll receive a 60% off coupon for everything in my shop. Ready to play? Let’s see if you’re a true needle expert!

Did you like this quiz? If you did, don’t forget to bookmark this pin (see below) on your sewing Pinterest board! That way, you can easily return to this sewing trivia whenever you’re ready to start using it. Plus, make sure to follow me on Pinterest to stay updated with more sewing advice, step-by-step guides, and creative inspiration!

Image of various sewing machine needle packs arranged on a white surface. The packages include different types of needles such as universal, topstitch, jersey, embroidery, and leather. Some needles have colored markings. Above the image, bold red and blue text reads: "SEWING TRIVIA - DO YOU KNOW YOUR SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES?", framed by a yellow border. The image is designed to promote a sewing-themed trivia game about sewing machine needles.

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2 Comments

  1. Hi there ageberry Olga and all the Gang 😀
    I’m trying too find out any sort of information about what machine needle to use working with a shower curtain fabric.

    From Jan Cozens ❤️❤️❤️❤️💋

    1. For shower curtain fabric, the needle depends on what kind of fabric it is.
      If it’s a woven polyester shower curtain, I’d start with a universal needle, size 80/12 or 90/14.
      If it’s heavier plastic, vinyl, or waterproof-coated fabric, I’d use a Schmetz vinyl or nonstick needle, size 90/14. Here are my affiliate links – https://amzn.to/3S7qYJK and https://amzn.to/43oRjFF
      A leather needle can cut holes, so I wouldn’t use that unless the material is very tough and you test it first.
      Also, use a longer stitch length so you don’t perforate the fabric too much, and test on a scrap first if possible. Check out my guide – Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Schmetz Needles