Sewing can be difficult sometimes, especially the part where the thread refuses to go through the needle. The solution? Shrink down until your body is smaller than the width of the needle. Then you can simply carry the string as you thread yourself through the needle! In the process, you’ll be able to see exactly which of the individual strings forming the thread get caught by the needle. These strands will be more like rope at this miniscule size, so you can easily adjust their path using your hands instead of fiddling them around your fingertips. All that’s left is to tie the thread and you can grow back to your normal size and continue sewing!