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#22
Please for all of us quilters, get the Klutz glove from Fons and Porter. It's not cut proof but cut resistant.
There is also a cutting guard available from O-Lipfa, which attaches to your ruler. I haven't tried this one yet.
Let there be any protector for your fingers underneath your Christmas tree this year. (Should you celebrate Christmas). If you don't let it be a wonderful present without any special occassion, or make one up!
There is also a cutting guard available from O-Lipfa, which attaches to your ruler. I haven't tried this one yet.
Let there be any protector for your fingers underneath your Christmas tree this year. (Should you celebrate Christmas). If you don't let it be a wonderful present without any special occassion, or make one up!
#23
I am so sorry, and that hurts like crazy when it is healing...guess how I know? Yepp, done it...more than once! We get in a hurry and it just takes one nano-second, unfortunately. I have also sewn through the top of my thumb, bled, got a band-aid and kept on sewing. I guess power tools are not the only dangerous things in the house, huh?
Michelle
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Close call here
Took my 4 yr old into my sewing room to retrieve a piece of fabric last week. While I dug around he found a five pack of blades. I turned around to see him try to push them across the floor like wheels. Thankfully not cut but had to show him just how sharp they are. And I moved their storage place to thwart curiosity.
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After being told numberous times not to play with my cutter my grandson cut the tip of his left index finger off. Fortunately it was not a large piece, just the very end but big enough to hurt. The grandkids don't play with the cutter anymore.
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