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Yes, these are GREAT! I have a friend who has the Appliquick sticks, they work VERY much the same as these lobster sticks (which I have) then 2 differences I see are : (1) the price (2) the Appliquick sticks are heavier in weight. But a far as how they work....my lobster sticks are working just fine!
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excellent price. but then again, some people buy expensive tools to turn points. I use my free chopsticks. I bought some pretty ones, painted for $1.
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Splendid idea...thanks for sharing! That's what I love about this board. : )
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Need to find me some lobster tools too!
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7712042)
I watched the preview of Rosa Rojas on The Quilt Show doing a demo of her apliquilt tools. They look nice but my tools work well and they cost me .25 cents on the clearance bin at my supermarket for 4 . I am posting just in case someone else wants to try the method before investing $39.[ATTACH=CONFIG]563168[/ATTACH]
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I love that idea. I too watched the video and wanted the tools until I saw the price. Yikes. Figured I could find something to use besides those. Thanks for the idea Tartan.
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Those are a great alternative.
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I have an orange wood stick and a bamboo skewer. Works for me.
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Eureka! You're a genius Tartan! Thanks for sharing this tip. alway thought the appli sticks were ridiculously expensive. Now I can see if lobster sticks work for me without a huge investment. If I don't like them for applique I will just eat more lobster! Lol
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