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Old 06-15-2011, 08:51 PM
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Gerbie
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Originally Posted by Suzy
I don' think rubber cement washes out. Elmers school glue most definely washes out. I've been using it for more than 2 years and it is one of the best (tools of the trade) so to speak. Makes binding a quilt a pleasure instead of the dread of being stuck by pins as you are hand stitching the binding to the back. Also don't have to worry about lost pins in the carpet or furniture. I give credit to Sharon Schambers each time I show another person how nice your binding will look with her method.

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Suzy


Ditto - I really like her method of binding a quilt.I have used it several times and it works. What I like about using it if something isn't straight or you need to take it apart just lift it up and start over, no sticking or using a ripper.
I don't think I would use rubber cement on fabric especially not a quilt. The fumes get me also, but then I don't think it washes out. I taught First Grade for 21 yrs and I definitely know Elmers School glue washes out..
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