Just thought this might be useful information. I am going to try this.
http://littlebirdiesecrets.blogspot....-tutorial.html

thanks for the link

Thank you

cool ideal! :-P

Thanks for the link, great tip.

Thanks! This is a great link.

Thank you

Great idea! It's a fun activity to do with a small gathering of friends on a sewing day and makes the loves so personal. How does the puffy paint hold up over time?

Great idea, when my gloves wear out, i will do this!

i have used puffy paint and/or hot glue gun for the bottom of kids socks, to make my own non skid slippers.
much cheaper than buying the non skid fabric for the bottoms of slippers.. :thumbup:

Must keep this in mind if my current pair fail me. Surely I still have some old puff paint in my craft hoard. Thanks for a great tip.

I actually made these and they work perfect :)

Terrific idea. Thanks

Thanks for the tut link.

Will have to give this a try. Never hurts to have a backup :thumbup:

Really cute!

So great, I have been wanting to try gloves, and this will be a good inexpensive way to go.:)

Love the idea. Thanks

very cute idea, which reminded me - I bought a pair of bamboo woven fabric garden gloves (they fit very snug and breathe!) with the dots all over the palm side at a grocery for 80% off (end of season sale) for 2$ and never thought about using them to quilt! (brain dead here!! ) what a great idea for sewing gloves and now I can use what I bought sharet

What a terrific idea
I am working on Zentangle quilts
and the gloves look like a zentangle
so I may make them in white with black
or black with white zentangles.

thank you

Thanks for this link! I'm going to make a pair of these to use in the winter while machine quilting.

GREAT IDEAS....LOVE the gloves ! ! !

Good link. Thank you for posting it.

Had I know before... I just bought a par of ready made gloves.

Anyways, i will save this link for the future. Thanks!

I like to cut the tips off the gloves of my index and middle finger. Doesn't harm the quilting but makes it easier to thread a needle, etc without taking the gloves off.

Thanks for the link. That's a great idea to use puff paint to give grip to the gloves.

Great tip. Thanx.

Tanks for that. After seeing so many talk about the gloves, it occured to me that a pair of strange stretchy gloves with rubbery fingers and palms at the Dollar Tree store for gardening were pretty much the same thing- no hassle great price

Thank you for sharing this with us. Very useful . Thank you for the link

This is great! I have been teaching my 8 year old great niece to quilt and now we can make her a pair of gloves to use in her size! Thanks for the link!

Great idea! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this with us!

Thanks for sharing this with us!

I use tacky finger stuff from the office. It works too.

I use tacky finger stuff from the office and just use my fingers. It works good too.

what a very good idea, shame I paid out for a pair of quilting gloves