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Make Any Glove Work With a Touchscreen

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Need a quick last minute gift idea? Make any glove work with a touchscreen! This will work with Android phones, iPhones, Tablets etc… All you need are a few basic items and you can turn your favorite pair of gloves into a touchscreen reactive set. You can obtain metallic thread in any arts/crafts section at large store. Will this scratch your screen? NO! It only contains trace amounts of metal and is soft.

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