Old 12-21-2011, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by jljack View Post
Monica, I have really never liked the idea of spray basting...so I have never done it. I got one small quilt from another quilter to be quilted, and she had spray basted it. I had to pull it apart and rinse it out. Not all the spray stuff came out, and I ended up putting fresh batting in it. It just reinforced my decision not to use it. I of course don't need it for quilting on my short arm frame, but for free motion I won't use it.
I thought it would wash out since they state it does, but it doesn't. There are sections still tacky...what a mess.
I hate to throw away the batting since I'm into recycling; so, I'll work with it. Hopefully this smell goes away soon.
My husband thinks that in a couple of days the glue will dry and the smell will dissipate.

I doubt this stuff is healthy...and it should never be used on a baby quilt...I'm still coughing from this junk.
It's hand basting or pin basting from here on.
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