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Old 09-06-2011, 07:24 PM
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SewCalGal
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I do use the Supreme Slider and believe it helps, but I don't think it is a perfect tool (doesn't stick and you need to tape it down).

I've heard where some quilters have purchased a silicone spray and applied it to their quilting sewing counter/top. I was nervous what this might do to fabric, but they claim it doesn't harm fabric. I've not yet tried it, but want to do so. Definitely sounds like it has possibilities. In the meantime, my favorite (while not perfect) tool is the Supreme Slider.

Originally Posted by CAJAMK
also try to get the bed of your machine or extension table nice and slick. supreme slider is something you can buy. or to save money i went to joann's bought the heaviest gauge vinyl they had and cut out around my extension table & feedogs. static electricity or spit (yes, a little spit) helps to hold the vinyl in place. I have done about 10 quilts on one piece of vinyl. i wash and air dry it after each use.
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