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Old 03-04-2013, 10:38 AM
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JudyMcLeod
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Are you planning to wash your quilt when done? I tried the glue on a wall hanging that I did not want to wash and it got hard spots where the glue was. I was not happy with the way it came out. Any suggestions, anybody?



Originally Posted by sewplease View Post
I am so excited! I spent an enjoyable Saturday finishing up a lap size UFO top. Instead of pinning the rows together, and pinning on the borders, I used Elmer's washable school GLUE and it was terrific! I don't think it took any longer than pinning and was so much easier. I just laid the rows out on my ironing board, dabbed on tiny dots of glue and pressed. Then when I started to sew, the sewing was faster because there were no pins and it was a breeze to do those long seams, something I usually don't like to do with lots of pins.

So thanks to all the QB members who have shared their gluing experience. I will be putting the rows of Bonnie Hunter's Easy Street together next week, and will skip the pins and use glue. I'm a believer!
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