Pins or Spray?
09-24-2010, 05:03 PM
#42
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I have started to baste with long straight pins. It's fast and so much easier. I bought a package of these:
http://www.pinmoor.com/ (watch the video)
then ordered several more packages. They stay on the pins and do not come off until I take them off.
http://www.pinmoor.com/ (watch the video)
then ordered several more packages. They stay on the pins and do not come off until I take them off.
09-24-2010, 05:04 PM
#43
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Originally Posted by Fox
I wish I could remember where I read it, because there was a comparison of sprays and what they did to the fabric. Some of the cheaper sprays can actually yellow the fabric if not washed out soon after application. I believe the article said that the Sulky brand was the best.
09-24-2010, 05:11 PM
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I have never used it myself, but from doing all the read on this thread I'm told that basting sprays can be very sticky for the machine needle. I have always used quilting pins myself. I think they are great.
09-24-2010, 06:00 PM
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Tippy
Thanks for the link www.sewforless.com. I just ordered 12 - 17oz. cans of 505 spray for $153.94. with free shipping. (over $149.00) That makes it only $12.83 a can.That is less than I have paid for the small can. Can you tell I love spray basting my quilts. I have never had any problems when using 505.
Lorraine
Thanks for the link www.sewforless.com. I just ordered 12 - 17oz. cans of 505 spray for $153.94. with free shipping. (over $149.00) That makes it only $12.83 a can.That is less than I have paid for the small can. Can you tell I love spray basting my quilts. I have never had any problems when using 505.
Lorraine
09-24-2010, 06:08 PM
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I have used Sharon Schambers way of sanwiching the quilt and basting, works great. Doesn't take too long either. My friend uses the spray baste and loves it. She hand quilts. I am going to try the spray baste next time with Sharon's sandwiching method and see if it works. If the spray works, it will take less than 30 minutes to do it all.
09-24-2010, 06:33 PM
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i use the spray baste , generally 505 i will never pin a quilt again !! ive used it to hold together from baby quilts to king size quilts with no problem and sometimes it has taken me up to a few weeks to quilt it and the spray is still holding it together and yes once you are done and wash the quilt the spray is gone also no chemicals left on the quilt nake sure the spray you by is for quilting or material ect i read where someone else sprayed there quilt but the spray glue they used was not for this purpose
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