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damaquilts 01-17-2013 09:15 AM

Sew EZ fingerthing
 
Looks interesting. Has anyone tried one? I saw it while looking for something else on ebay. And no this is not my shop or the shop of anyone I know. Just a random thing
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEW-EZ-FINGE...item3a7a7871fa

delma_paulk 01-17-2013 09:19 AM

You use it like a stilleto.....bit high for a bent piece ofplastic; I use a skewer from the kitchen.

mike'sgirl 01-17-2013 09:59 AM

I wouldn't pay that much for that little thing either. I would find something else that didn't cost so much. Jmoho

mighty 01-17-2013 10:08 AM

It is actually kind of cool. I just use a plain old stilleto.

Jan in VA 01-17-2013 10:52 AM

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I can be without my Clover awl which can be bought on Amazon for in the $6 range.

Jan in VA

Tartan 01-17-2013 10:54 AM

​I use a stilleto for sewing but I think it would be super handy for holding down seams when you iron. It might melt if the iron sits against it too long but if you were careful, it would sure save on boo boos.

damaquilts 01-17-2013 11:34 AM

I also have a stilleto and a skewer and an awl. I was just curious. Some of the gadgets are interesting.

GrannieAnnie 01-17-2013 11:55 AM


Originally Posted by damaquilts (Post 5792770)
Looks interesting. Has anyone tried one? I saw it while looking for something else on ebay. And no this is not my shop or the shop of anyone I know. Just a random thing
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEW-EZ-FINGE...item3a7a7871fa


That I could use but I'm too cheap to buy it.

BellaBoo 01-17-2013 11:57 AM

I can see where this would be great for someone that can't or don't like to hold a guide in their hands. As for the price if it does the job and suits you then it's worth it.

HouseDragon 01-17-2013 12:09 PM

Trolley Needle

I've had one of these since my needlepoint days back in the 80s.

The amazon price is ridiculous but it would certainly last longer than a piece of plastic!
:)

wraez 01-17-2013 12:11 PM


Originally Posted by delma_paulk (Post 5792782)
You use it like a stilleto.....bit high for a bent piece ofplastic; I use a skewer from the kitchen.

I was thinking the exact same thing! A chopstick works too.

Gramie bj 01-17-2013 12:51 PM

I refuse to pay that price for a piece of plastic! I use a sharpened Chop stick (Saved from a Chinese meal), or my old hat pin (from my Great Granny) both work great!

Ccorazone 01-17-2013 01:09 PM

I have something like that. I thought it was used as a sort of thimble

BellaBoo 01-17-2013 01:53 PM


Originally Posted by HouseDragon (Post 5793099)
Trolley Needle

I've had one of these since my needlepoint days back in the 80s.

The amazon price is ridiculous but it would certainly last longer than a piece of plastic!
:)


The Amazon price is $4.65. Nancy Notions is $7.99 with free shipping. Not much difference to care about. I guess 30 years ago it was much cheaper, like everything else was.

nhweaver 01-17-2013 02:23 PM

I use a fons and porter quilter's friend - love it because it is made of rubber (plastic?), i have a velcro circle on my sewing table, and back it goes. lately, I have been loosing things, and using the velcro dots on everything.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fons-Porter-...item20c41293b4

Weezy Rider 01-17-2013 04:30 PM

That's a plastic trolley needle.
http://www.123stitch.com/cgi-perl/it...m=MI-1010-TN01

I saw someone using it for turn applique.

damaquilts 01-17-2013 05:49 PM

The trolley needle is scary looking. LOL. I have never seen anything like that. Well learn something new every day

Bamagal 01-17-2013 06:18 PM

I threw one away yesterday !! Billed to me as a finger protector for hand quilting. It protected alright but I couldnt feel the needle to make the quilting stitch! lol.

MimiBug123 01-17-2013 06:56 PM

I use a bamboo skewer or an old broken knitting needle. I have vowed to buy no more gadgets this year. Two weeks in and I'm doing well!

BellaBoo 01-18-2013 12:42 PM


Originally Posted by MimiBug123 (Post 5793910)
I use a bamboo skewer or an old broken knitting needle. I have vowed to buy no more gadgets this year. Two weeks in and I'm doing well!


I would be miserable if I made myself not buy new quilting gadgets for a year. I may die next month and then what was the point of not having the fun of new stuff today? LOL

SewEZ 02-11-2013 06:22 PM

Hey there! And thank you for the mention!! The Sew-EZ Fingerthing is a brand new product!! This quirky little tool is truly a must have if you consider yourself an avid quilter/sewer/crafter! It will help keep you from getting too close to your sewing needle, irons even glue. You'll also find the Fingerthing helpful with applique projects, holding down tiny edges and aligning seams. The Fingerthing is extremely durable and flexible to fit any finger on either hand. Please swing by Sew-EZ Fingerthing to read more about this amazing little tool! Friend/Like us on Facebook, we would love to hear more from you!! Thanks again!


Originally Posted by damaquilts (Post 5792770)
Looks interesting. Has anyone tried one? I saw it while looking for something else on ebay. And no this is not my shop or the shop of anyone I know. Just a random thing
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEW-EZ-FINGE...item3a7a7871fa



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