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Old 05-01-2011, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Moon Holiday
I've always used archival glue sticks. The archival glue doesn't hurt the fabric and when using it around the edge of an applique piece of fabric the glued fabric stays soft and pliable, and doesn't interfere with the sewing.
I assume you still wait for it to dry before sewing through it? Can you give us a brand of archival glue you use, & where it can be purchased? I've never heard of it. Do you use liquid glue or just the glue sticks?
I would like my appliques to stay soft on baby / toddler quilts & would prefer to try the glue edge method & forget the fusible adhesive all over the back. If any of you use the liquid glue dot method with detailed appliques, how do you like it?
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