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this also works on hemming blue jeans at the inner heavy seam-I have a rubber hammer and block of wood I keep by my sewing machine table , I do a lot of sewing besides quilting.
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I purchased a white rubber mallet from Harbor Freight for less than $5. I was going to get the black one, but my DH told me it would make marks on the fabric-to get a white one. I was proud that he was so attentive to my craft!
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Yes I have a hammer(rubber malet)and it works great on them seams.
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Originally Posted by Pzazz
katier825...I do the same as you. As for the mallet....I think a person could pick up a rubber mallet from any hardware store for a lot less than $17!!!!
Patti :( |
Does anyone happen to know the density of the rubber on this mallet?
It was pointed out to me that they apparently come in different "hardness" for different uses... |
The first thing I also thought of was a rubber mallet -
BUT as I delved deeper into her site, I was impressed with her use of embellished prairie points! Marysewfun |
Originally Posted by mommamac
Love her disclaimer: ineffective on tummies, thighs, and buttocks)
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Yes, bought a small rubber mallet at Harbor freignt. My favorite non fabric store..
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First I'm trying to picture the look on my family's faces when I start hammering a quilt. :shock:
Second, I'm wondering if a deadblow hammer would work even better. It would be much heavier than a mallet but still have the rubbery stuff. |
Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Second, I'm wondering if a deadblow hammer would work even better. It would be much heavier than a mallet but still have the rubbery stuff.
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