what does your hand under the quilt do while hand quilting??
#41
Originally Posted by mommafank
Originally Posted by granny_59
thank you all so much.
I have the largest collection of contemporary thimbles :oops: :oops: and not one of them works for my underneath finger as I need the sensation (not the pain!) of the needle. For the sewing hand I ended up with roxannes for the finger and the ted storm for the thumb and that works great.
Because of my job (chiropodist) I have to have short fingernails so that is not an option either and in the video I could not figure out where the needle was.
I will go trough all the glue I have in the house
I have the largest collection of contemporary thimbles :oops: :oops: and not one of them works for my underneath finger as I need the sensation (not the pain!) of the needle. For the sewing hand I ended up with roxannes for the finger and the ted storm for the thumb and that works great.
Because of my job (chiropodist) I have to have short fingernails so that is not an option either and in the video I could not figure out where the needle was.
I will go trough all the glue I have in the house
What is a chiropodist? Sounds like chiro for the feet.
#42
Originally Posted by madamekelly
Originally Posted by granny_59
Is this a special glue? I am in switzerland and never heard of it.
them anymore!?
#44
Originally Posted by mommafank
What is a chiropodist? Sounds like chiro for the feet.
A chiropodist is more commonly known as a foot doctor. Chiropodist is the British English version of podiatrist, which is the American English version of “foot doctor.”
#46
Originally Posted by Traditional
Originally Posted by granny_59
thanks for all the advice. What is prep H?
Granny
Granny
But I sure had a good time imagine how the first quilter found out that it also helps for sore fingers.......................
#47
Originally Posted by granny_59
Originally Posted by Traditional
Originally Posted by granny_59
thanks for all the advice. What is prep H?
Granny
Granny
But I sure had a good time imagine how the first quilter found out that it also helps for sore fingers.......................
:-P :-P
#48
Originally Posted by granny_59
Originally Posted by Traditional
Originally Posted by granny_59
thanks for all the advice. What is prep H?
Granny
Granny
But I sure had a good time imagine how the first quilter found out that it also helps for sore fingers.......................
#49
Originally Posted by LivelyLady
Originally Posted by granny_59
Originally Posted by Traditional
Originally Posted by granny_59
thanks for all the advice. What is prep H?
Granny
Granny
But I sure had a good time imagine how the first quilter found out that it also helps for sore fingers.......................
:-P :-P
#50
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 323
I use a regular thimble on my under hand, a fairly slick one, with no ridge around the top. I push the needle down into it, and sort of flip it back up. No sore fingers... Just takes a bit of time getting used to the thimble.
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