I have had the same problem, so I bought a pair of rubber gloves (like
you use to wash dishes) I bought them smaller than I would wear , they
have to fit tight- I then cut off the fingers, and pull one of these
onto the finger that is getting sore - so then I have a full sized
"thimble" for the sore area.
If it fits tight, after about a minute, I don't even know I'm wearing it
- I wear one on my pinky finger, and another on my middle finger, as
these are the ones that get sore.
One pair of gloves gives me 8 thimbles!!! (the thumb is too big!!LOL)
On 01/11/2010 7:53 PM, Diane wrote:
> Hello all
> I would like to know how you deal with an issue I am having. I keep cutting my little finger with the Fireline I am using to bead. I am currentlly using both a 6 lbs and a 2 lbs test and right at the bend of my little finger I wrap the line around to pull the tension snug.
> I didn't even realize I was doing it till my finger started to bleed, it was really sad to ruin my work :( !!
> I am currently working on making a beaded T out of peach 11/0's for my coworkers.
> A cowerker was in a bad accident and we trying to help raise funds for her medical bills. So I starded making a T with a brick stitch and glued a pin back on it. I made a few and of course now every one wants one!!! But my finger hurts boo hoo.
> Any ideas besides band aids?
> Diane
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Nancy d
In southern Ontario Canada
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