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Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

Can anyone offer suggestions on decorating some rubber kitchen sink gloves? I would like to decorate with Malibu feathers and other things (similar to the gloves the BBC channel program English Cleaning women use). They would be gag gifts. Any ideas on materials and how to attach them? I would love to add a "diamond" to the ring finger. Thanks for any help.

Janet from Brant Rock, MA

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RE: Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

You're welcome! Do you have a pic of your gloves? I would like to see them!

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Post by melody_yesterday

RE: Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

You are welcome! Do you have a pic of your gloves? I would like to see them!

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RE: Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

I made a pair of gloves similar to what you're asking. I bought a "princess" set of jewelry in the toy aisle of the dollar store and rubber-glued the bracelet and ring on. (I also glued on fake fingernails! Just stuff the end w/ a cottonball)

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RE: Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

Thanks Melody. That link is perfect.

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RE: Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

just found these & remembered your post !
http://www.sewing.org/html/glove_glam.html

Post by melody_yesterday

RE: Decorating Rubber Kitchen Gloves

Hi, I've made these and had some problems. So when I showed my hubby, he told me to use rubber cement as it allows the rubber to adhere better. If it does get wet, it will stay on and it also allows for movement of the gloves. Here in the states we have dollar stores that you can get craft items cheap. I don't know about the UK. Hope this helps. d

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