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Hummer, have you heard of operation Ruby throat?
I use the machingers gloves and they worked nicely when I used them last night. |
I have use the gloves Once and its seems to help.
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I had the slider and gave it away, the glove help, but mostly keeping the quilt up behine and to the left of the needle helps me the most.
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Originally Posted by blue10moon9
I do the following just prior to quilting a top...
Wax my wood table and sewing machine with Johnson's paste wax. Push my table up against the wall in a corner so the fabric doesn't fall off the edge of the table. Change my needle. Starch the backing fabric. Yes, I use the gloves. Happy Quilting! i wear gloves, they are garden gloves with rubber finger tips. they help sooo much! |
sew_sew thank you for the jhittle website, I just figured out about $50 worth of notions I must have :thumbup: :lol:
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I, too, use the rubbery shelf liners instead of gloves. I don't do gloves for anything. I just cut a piece the width & length of my hands & they are perfect. You don't have to keep taking them off as you do the gloves.
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Don't know. I have never used them.
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Yes to the machingers. I like them better than F&P. I also use Sharon S halo. Helps tremendously because of my carpal tunnel problem.
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My machine quilting has really improved since I started wearing the gloves my Mom got me for Christmas. They are the Fons and Porter gloves but look just like the gardening gloves I buy for about $1.
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I use rubber gloves that my husband has in the garage for when he paints. Cheap. Totally effective.
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