I put down a shower curtain or drop cloth to catch the over spray :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by amma
I put down a shower curtain or drop cloth to catch the over spray :D:D:D
Yep-$3.00 shower liner at WM. |
My living room floor. With newspapers under it. I still mop the floor afterward. At least my floor gets mopped every time I finish a quilt top. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I've never done it, but since the spray is washable, the one I use anyway - why not tape your fabric to the back wall of a shower/tub enclosure and spray it there - should come off in the next shower or on cleaning day. Guess I'll have to try it.
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I go to the Dollar Tree and buy plastic table cloths to put down. They're only a dollar each.
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I've only done it a couple of times. I spray on my living room floor. I put sheets around my quilt and washed them afterwards.
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You should do your spray basting outside because of the fumes, if this isn't possible be sure to have good ventilation. With a large plastic drop cloth for painting you can layer a large quilt top, batting and backing on it. Save the drop cloth for future use.
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If I'm doing a small quilt, I use my kitchen table. I put down cardboard first. I angle the spray towards the quilt and spray in a grid pattern. I don't have any problem with overspray. Larger quilts I do on banquet tables at the community center where hubby works. I spray the same way. You don't need to spray too heavily, it holds pretty well.
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