any one use the rubber tipped gloves to machine quilt?
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#11
quilter1943 , 03-05-2011 05:12 AM
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I use rubber tips on 2 or 3 of my fingers on each hand. They sell them in office supply stores and I think I've seen them on someone's quilting supply web site also. Women used to use them when they filed papers a lot. I find it less cumbersome than using gloves, but it's just a personal choice.
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fabric_fancy , 03-05-2011 05:16 AM
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LMAO!!Originally Posted by jbud2
I am still practicing. I found out yesterday the biggest help is to get the cat off the quilt - she is a dead weight!!
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costumegirl , 03-05-2011 05:19 AM
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I have Machingers and they work well to grip and move the fabric easily. I also have tips and they are ok too. I'm still trying to get more comfortable with FM - slowly learning :)
#15
Cant quilt without them. I started with the dollar store gardening gloves. They work really wll but are very hot. I have a pair of Machiners or whatever they are called,and a pair from Fons and Porter.
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Mine are years old and still going strong. Maybe because I just don't do that much FMQ anymore.Originally Posted by Barnsey
I bought a light-weight pair of garden gloves for about a dollar that work well for me.
My best quilting friend uses garden gloves also. They have the same grippers and are much less expensive!
ali
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Machingers. I wouldn't be without mine.Originally Posted by maine ladybug
I use the tight, white gloves that are sold for MQ. I have tried other things, but like these the best. I think they are called Magfingas or something like that.