ladygen

Oh, me too! Would LOVE to know if these are worthwhile!

littlehud

I haven't seen those before. They look cool. Let us know what you think for them.

sewnsewer2

It's too late to try it tonight (11 pm now) so I'll try them tomorrow.

gramqlts

I've never seen these before either.....what a great idea. Can't wait to see how you like them before I rush out to find some. I hate wearing gloves and usually just go with the flow barehanded.

Deecee

I'm not having any luck getting any information on them in Aust. but I will keep looking.

Very interested to hear what you think of them.

sewnsewer2

UPDATE!

Ok, I tried it today and it gets an A+ from me! Those little nubs really hold the fabric and it doesn't slip and slide like my gloves do.

It is comfortable to hold on to and move when I need to.

On the small one the circumfrence is 5-1/2" and the bigger one is 7-1/4" stitching area.

I got mine at creatforless.com

Hope this helps ya'll!

ladygen

Did you baste first, or did it hold your sandwich together for you?

brushandthimble

they look like they may be worth checking into, thanks for the info:)

amma

Thank you for letting us know that these work!!! :D:D:D

sewnsewer2

No, I just tried it on a scrap sandwich didn't do anything except slap the fabric together with the batting (W&N).It held securely.

I tried one that a friend has that is round and it had foam on the bottom (where the nubs are) and I liked it.

I like mine better tho, because the nubs will last longer and not crumble after time like the foam will.

I used my kenmore to 'test'; it doesn't have an extention table so I figure if it works on this machine, I won't have any trouble with my Bernina that does have the table.

My bernina is at the shop getting a check up today is why I couldn't use her to test. :lol: