These are also needle threaders, and cheaper. Or make your own using a fine gauge wire.

Stick these through the needle eye. Hook or thread the sewing thread through the tool, pull the doubled thread into the eye of the sewing machine needle.

If the eye faces you, front-to-back.
If the eye looks sideways, read the manual.

The usual problem threading needles is fraying thread, with stray wild fibers.

Cut your thread blunt with a sharp scissor. If that doesn't work, a wad of beeswax work like hair pomade to tame the fly-aways into a pointy end.
When sewing delicate fabrics like silk, cut off the waxed end bit (half inch?) to avoid a stain.

Or vision, after 40ish. Drug store reading glasses work.

You can also use generic needle threaders. They work on any type of needle, not just ones in this machine.

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Here's my strategy for threading sewing machine needles:
1. Lower the presser foot.
2. Lower the needle, so it's about 1-2 cm above the plate.
3. Grab the thread between thumb and index finger in your dominant hand.
4. Scoot the hand along the surface of the machine, aiming the thread toward the hole in the needle.
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The machine holds the needle in place and supports your hand while threading. That makes it easier to thread a sewing machine needle than threading a loose needle.

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