Originally Posted by Mary M
I use my Fons and Porter gloves all the time but they seem to be wearing out too fast. I would really like to try the Machingers....don't even know what they look like though!
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Some one on this board showed how to convert a cheap pair of stretchy gloves, $1 at JoAnns, into quilting gloves. I did this by adding that puff fabric paint in a design on the fingers and palm of the gloves. They work fine.
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Can't quilt without my Machingers!
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I use very inexpensive gardening gloves with little plastic circle thingies on them. I also use a slider which helps a lot.
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wow - I will have to go tomorrow!!
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wow - I will have to go tomorrow!!
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I use machingers - they make a big difference.
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Originally Posted by CompulsiveQuilter
I occassionally forget to use my Machingers and wonder why I can't move the quilt under the foot! THEY ARE ESSENTIAL! I tried several brands, plus cheap things like finger cots, but the Machingers are IT. You can even thread a needle wearing them. They're not expensive, but so so so valuable for good quilting. INVEST! Machingers
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Originally Posted by Mary M
I use my Fons and Porter gloves all the time but they seem to be wearing out too fast. I would really like to try the Machingers....don't even know what they look like though!
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Yes, yes, and yes! They are worth every dime in making FMQ easier!!! :lol: :D :P
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