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To: Historical Costume
Subject: Re: [h-cost] Cotton gloves?
You can buy finger cots in most pharmacies (in the US). They are
stretchy
cotton tubes for your fingers.
Yes, but I think that won't work because most of the dirt comes from
the sides of your hands brushing against the fabric as you
You can buy finger cots in most pharmacies (in the US). They are stretchy
cotton tubes for your fingers.
hmmm...I just did a quick google search and found only latex finger cots --
but they are very cheap. Less than $3 for a gross.
Denise
Iowa
Try googling gloves on line. The ones you
You can also check the cosmetics/personal care section of a drug store.
That's where I found mine. If I remember correctly they were with the
lotions for the ladies who wear cotton gloves to sleep in after
slathering on lotion. Mine are similar but perhaps a bit lighter weight
than my son's
You can buy finger cots in most pharmacies (in the US). They are stretchy
cotton tubes for your fingers.
Yes, but I think that won't work because most of the dirt comes from
the sides of your hands brushing against the fabric as you work, not
so much your fingers. I really need something to
Hi all,
I remember someone telling us (maybe here, maybe on another list, but this
one has more members so I'll try here first) that to embroider and embellish
fabrics and not get them dirty, he/she cut the tips off simple white cotton
gloves. What kind of gloves did you use, and where would
