leighway

Can you give us the URL for Discount Embroidery? There are a million variations on Google. Thanks.

leighway

After reading about basting with spray adhesive and stalling on several projects because I just didn't want to sit there and baste and pin, I finally tried the spray method. I'll never go back.

Something to know...you don't have to spray it until it's soaked. Just a light spray from about 18-24 inches away in a quick swirl or circle and BOOM! it adheres beautifully. Do small sections like quarters and don't worry about whether you hit every spot. Make it quick. After I spray baste I take a flat headed pin and run it through my quilt and use Pinmoors (learned about them on this board) to stick onto the wounding part of the pin. I might pin once every 18 inches or just one pin in a section. And then I machine quilt it. The results are perfect. the adhesive sticks even when my quilt is left wadded up on the sewing table at the end of the day. Try it. You'll love it.

whiteoak123

[Yes I have done many that way and believe me it doesnt move

EllenwoodGa

I do it the same as peepers,working from the center.

Somerset Val

I always do it that way and it works perfectly every time!

Material Witness

I didnt like the June Taylor brand, either, but the last time, that was all that was available to me. Then after I sprayed it, I was interrupted and left it overnight. What a difference! It is like cement. I didn't notice any smell, but I'm sure the windows were open.