GrannieAnnie

Absolutely--------------leaves no residue!

GrannieAnnie

Also use it on my rulers as someone already mentioned. And I stretch it along the 1/4" line on my machine. And sometimes tack down the corners of my cutting board since it slides on my tile topped table.

Nanamoms

I cut little tiny strips and use it to tape the end of the thread to the spool. Also do the same with bobbins. No tangling ends everywhere. I can't seem to remember to use the bottom snap thingy on those spools that come with them and I file off the "slit" in the spool so it doesn't catch the thread.

I also use it to tape down the topper stabilizer when embroidering.

mucky

I do all of the below. Double sided scotch tape holds seams together when matching sashings.

such a sew and sew

I use painters tape for tapping down my pink magic slider for free motioning on my home machine. It self sticks pretty good but ever since I messed up and sewed my last one to the bottom of my quilt, I now tape my new one on just to be sure I don't do it again.

sandy l

I like using painters tape because the blue is more easy to see.

canuckninepatch

Love this suggestion- I'm going to steal your idea if you don't mind!

mjsylvstr

It's a must when making a chenille quilt.......perfect stitching lines

Rubesgirl

I use it to mark smaller measurements on my 12.5" square when I'm squaring up, so I don't have to locate them each time. Works great when I have to fussy cut something and don't have the exact size ruler or square. I agree with everyone else, it has so many uses and comes off cleanly. I love the tip about using it as a thread catcher! Thanks for that one, especially!

jcrow

You can use painter's tape on your design wall as your outline of your quilt.