Great review. I always learn a lot from you. (I love my Janome Continental M7). If it had not been for your honest review I would never considered ordering these.
Another advantage to these palm paddles is that when you need to do something with your hands that would normally require you to remove gloves, you can easily simply lift up your hands and move on. I recently bought these and was surprised at how small and light they are. They are easy to use and quite effective.
Watching your video sent me to my painting supplies (I've been painting walls and ceilings). I have 2 sanding blocks (3M #320Fine) and they work great! I'm sure the Martelli products are better, since they are shaped and sized for your palm, but these will do in a pinch. Thanks for the idea!
If you're wondering what those black discs are that I'm using when free motion quilting, they are Martelli Palm Quilting Paddle Set. You can find them at: amzn.to/3qvChbP (US site) or amzn.to/2QuuChA (Canadian site) #affiliatelink
Hi Edina: Thanks for watching! I'm not sure about UK retailers, but I would suggest that you contact Martelli for this information. They have great customer service and I'm sure would be glad to help you out. Their website is www.martellinotions.com
I absolutely LOVE these paddles. I use them all the time, even in my regular sewing. These grip everything and make sewing so much more pleasurable. I wouldn't have discovered these without your UA-cam review. Thank you, thank you, thank you! These have made a world of difference. I keep them right next to my machine at all times!
Which binding tool are you referring to, Dolores? Is it the zip binding system from Martelli? If so, I don't have this but you can find information on it on the Martelli UA-cam channel. One of the videos is at ua-cam.com/video/tXemL_88vFY/v-deo.html.
Great review. I always learn a lot from you. (I love my Janome Continental M7). If it had not been for your honest review I would never considered ordering these.
Another advantage to these palm paddles is that when you need to do something with your hands that would normally require you to remove gloves, you can easily simply lift up your hands and move on. I recently bought these and was surprised at how small and light they are. They are easy to use and quite effective.
these are great palm paddles, i have the martelli circles
Watching your video sent me to my painting supplies (I've been painting walls and ceilings). I have 2 sanding blocks (3M #320Fine) and they work great! I'm sure the Martelli products are better, since they are shaped and sized for your palm, but these will do in a pinch. Thanks for the idea!
Sounds great!
If you're wondering what those black discs are that I'm using when free motion quilting, they are Martelli Palm Quilting Paddle Set. You can find them at:
amzn.to/3qvChbP (US site) or amzn.to/2QuuChA (Canadian site) #affiliatelink
This look good but where can I get them in the uk ?
Everything is always from America ,wish I lived there just for all the quilting related goods.
Hi Edina: Thanks for watching! I'm not sure about UK retailers, but I would suggest that you contact Martelli for this information. They have great customer service and I'm sure would be glad to help you out. Their website is www.martellinotions.com
I absolutely LOVE these paddles. I use them all the time, even in my regular sewing. These grip everything and make sewing so much more pleasurable. I wouldn't have discovered these without your UA-cam review. Thank you, thank you, thank you! These have made a world of difference. I keep them right next to my machine at all times!
Totally agree!
I recently brought the binding tool have you used it? I was wondering if you could teach a class using the binding tool . Thank you for all you do.
Which binding tool are you referring to, Dolores? Is it the zip binding system from Martelli? If so, I don't have this but you can find information on it on the Martelli UA-cam channel. One of the videos is at ua-cam.com/video/tXemL_88vFY/v-deo.html.
how do i make that cute owl on your shelf?
"Myrtle" is one of my patterns. You can find her at www.chatterboxquilts.com/store/myrtle.