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When the glue is dried, can you feel each glue spot? What about sewing over the glue?
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Originally Posted by carslo
(Post 5719550)
I was told you can put half water and half glue in a spray bottle and then add 5 drops of liquid dish soap, then swirl the dish soap into the water and glue with the straw attached to the nozzle and spray it on. I will be trying this as soon as I get an empty bottle. Remembering to rinse out the straw and nozzle after each use. Sounds like a win/win soultion to me. Let me know if you try it out before I do :)
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Thanks for the photos.
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I just looked at the instructions on your BlogSpot - very nicely done. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by misseva
(Post 5719792)
Can you explain about the straw?? Do you put it on the spray bottle?
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Originally Posted by carslo
(Post 5720037)
There is a straw inside the spray bottle it pokes into the noozle ( it is already in the bottle - it is the part that sucks the water up when you squeeze the trigger on the noozle) Sry if I was unclear :)
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Carslo - your very welcome! The tute on your blog was great, and the link is there for anyone to follow. I just wanted to relieve some of your frustration on not being able to post the photos!
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What does the dish soap do?
I had a 15 inch sq to sandwich for a test piece and used a glue stick on the backing put down the bat and then used my spray i just smoothed the lumps with my finger worked great Gale |
Thanks so much for this tut, I really hate pinning and basting quilts, so next one I will do this way!
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Originally Posted by ccthomas
(Post 5719628)
When the glue is dried, can you feel each glue spot? What about sewing over the glue?
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