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I got some at Harbor Freight, was there to get blades for my rotary cutter and turned around and there were gloves for everything, and a set of three with rubber coating and they are perfect for FMQ and fit a womans hand and you have spares when they get yucky.. LOL not expensive!!
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They get in the way. I use one or two drops of glycerin on my fingertips and palms. Gives me all the tackiness I need and don't have to keep taking gloves off and on. Buy a bottle for $4-$5 at the pharmacy and you have enough for three life times.
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What a great idea to only use the fingers. My hands, then in turn my whole self get so hot when quilting and I am wearing the gloves. Does anyone else get over heated?
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I love mine---I have and recommend the Fons and Porter ones as they are lightweight and I can wear them in the summer as well and not get hot.
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I love the gloves for machine quilting. They really help you to keep control of the quilt.
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Originally Posted by haircut2
I also have the rubber coated gloves, machingers or something like that they are called.
Love them, makes a world of difference from bare handed. Got them for under 5 dollars so well worth the investment! |
Originally Posted by Kappy
Originally Posted by haircut2
I also have the rubber coated gloves, machingers or something like that they are called.
Love them, makes a world of difference from bare handed. Got them for under 5 dollars so well worth the investment! |
Originally Posted by nellebelles
I just use the dollar store gardening gloves with the little rubber dots all over them. Works great for me! And the best part: only a buck!!!
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