🧤 Enhance Precision and Comfort with Marcia Baraldi Quilting Grip Gloves - Ideal for Free Motion Quilting and Sewing - Choose from Adjustable Sizes: Small, Medium, Large Review

I've been using quilting gloves for a long time and used to grab them with my fingertips. They allow you to apply pressure to the fabric from top to bottom. I found I had to wear quilted gloves for them to work best.

Finally the perfect quilting glove for me. I've tried most of the others and this one works better. It's easy to wear, your fingers are free to thread the machine or use the touchscreen, and the fabric "grips" just the right amount.

This is my second pair. Like the quilted Free Move, I'm so glad I found them. This keeps your fingers free and you don't have to constantly take the glove off and put it on again. I bought my first pair at the Road to California Quilt Show. I've been quilting a lot during self isolation so I'm glad I was able to get a new pair at Revain.

Love these gloves! I'm a freelance quilter. I use Sweet Sixteen. And suffer from a bad grip. I've tried everything. I also use kangaroo gloves under these amazing covers. My arms are supported with no tremors or fatigue, swelling has gone down. In my wrists I can move a large blanket by myself. Buy these gloves, you will not regret it

I like this product because it forces the quilter to use their palm instead of holding the quilt and pressing with their fingers to move it when you again in free quilting motion. My fingers don't hurt after quilting. What I didn't like was the fit - the main finger loop was too big and the velcro had to overlap on the top of the palm. I'm having trouble getting it tight enough so it doesn't slip. Maybe I bought the wrong size.