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I used it for the first time after the last post when someone inquired and I am definitely going to use it for my future projects.
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i love , love it
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I prefer the 505 over the others. It isn't so strong that it feels stiff and it washes out the first wash. The other one I also like for table runners and such is sulky KK2000. Haven't had a problem with either one. I used Sullivans a couple of times but it was almost too sticky. This is just my opinion.
Suzy |
Only way to go, I have used Dritz, June Taylor, and now 505. I bought a case of it in a red canmso I won't run out!
Janet |
Originally Posted by Bottle Blonde
I love basting spray! The trick to using the June Taylor spray is to shake it really well. Shake with one hand until your arm is tired...then shake in the other hand until that arm is tired! Then it is perfect! After you spray - let it rest a few minutes to get tacky before you begin layering the quilt sandwich.
Peggy |
I love it if I can get outdoors or into the garage to spray. I don't like it on my floors and countertops in the sewing room
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Originally Posted by JUNEC
really as good as everyone is saying?
I noticed that Joann Fabric has June Taylor Basting Spray 12 oz can is on sale - for $5.49. Is it worth trying? What does everyone feel are the pros and cons of using this instead of pins. Thanks |
I love it. I use it all the time. I used to pin and baste but this is so much faster. I don't think I will ever go back.
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Go to the search icon and type in spraybasting video for the wall. It is a good idea. Eliminates a lot of mess.
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It is the only way I baste quilts, it was the way I was taught. Have NEVER pin basted.
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