amma

I put down a shower curtain or drop cloth to catch the over spray :D:D:D

cizzors

Yep-$3.00 shower liner at WM.

littlehud

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:

ktbb

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.

raptureready

I go to the Dollar Tree and buy plastic table cloths to put down. They're only a dollar each.

salmonsweet

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.

Longarm

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.

Longarm

katier825

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.