What a great tip!! You should send it to Fon's and Porter's! Maybe you could win a free subscription!!
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I do this with the stuff you put under bowls and glasses to stop them from slipping. A bit cheaper than exercise bands at $2 per mat.
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Originally Posted by maryb44662
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Why wouldn't the rubberized shelf lining work just as well? I have lots of that around that I could cut into workable pieces and use on each side of the machine needle. Thanks for the tip. Or you could even use those round rubber disc like jar operners also.
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The shelf liner doesnt work under my foot control, it's on carpet and I chase that thing all over the floor. Gonna try the exercise band trick...just checked that out....it holds better than the shelf liner... It seems to hold to the carpet, but the control slips on the exercise band, I think if I added double sided tape to the bottom of the foot control that it will hold....Yep...thats the fix! WOOHOO, no more chasing that dang thing around, but it did give me a little stretching exercise...LOL
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wow...great idea!! I think mom might have some of that at her house gathering dust.
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Originally Posted by Nanaquilts44
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Super good tip! I have a couple sitting in a drawer somewhere.
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Super! I hav a band but hate to exercize. This will give it a reason to stay living at my house. :-)
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You arent kidding:D
Originally Posted by Tartan
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Finally a use for exercise bands I can see actually using!:D
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I never thought of using the exercise bands for fmq. I will have to get some. I WILL definetely try the rubber grippers from the dollar store. I actually use it in the drawers of my sewing desks to keep things from slipping and sliding around in the drawer. Thanks for sharing.
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Another suggestion is clean un-used magic erasers.....one in each hand palm works well....
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