katesnanna

I agree with Jan - MVQ.

I intend to try this very soon. I have three quilts that are almost ready to be pinned.

Onebyone

I tried these, didn't work that great for me. I don't think I'm coordinated enough. I love my Machingers though. There is another post about the new grips here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t261657.html

junercrosslin

I use glycerin on my hands instead of the gloves or anything else. Just a few drops will do, and you can buy it at the grocery store on the medicine isle. This is what was recommended when I worked at a sewing factory years ago.

hairquilt

OMG-Going to do this immediately!! My Mac gloves are way to big for me & I bet this will work Great! Thanks!

BonnieI

Thanks for posting.

romanojg

I saw on one of the quilting shows they actually make something like this, I foget what they are called. I'm sure your bright idea is a whole lot cheaper and a lot easier to find the items to make it. Good job, thanks for sharing.

annette1952

What a great idea! I use Fons & Porter gloves but they also get hot in the summer especially. I'll be giving this a try. Thank you for the info

sherryl1

You are so smart.I have a long arm but I used to free motion on my domestic machine and these would have helped a great deal.Thanks for shareing.

Sandrea

Great idea, who would have ever thought......so glad you came up with this tip. Thanks

oklahomamom2

Great thinking it wonderful that you shared this with us.