you can see them and how they work at

http://pinmoor.com/

Does everybody who uses basting spray use it outdoors? On the cans that's what they say to do, due to harmful vapors in the spray. I think it's related to dry-cleaning fluid. I love the way it holds the layers together, but when I take the quilt outdoors and lay it on a sheet and spray it, the slightest breeze tends to make the layers and sheet go every which way. I'm going to try Pinmoors.

Dana

I pin and spray baste both, I think they hold together better. I also use clamps when doing so.

I just started using the pinmoors and I like them. I haven't tried spray basting because I have a breathing condition and try to avoid as many sprays as possible.

I pin, I tried spray basting on a baby quilt and it was okay but I ended up adding pins, not as many as usual though. I'm not sure if I'll like it on a queen size quilt.

Curved safety pins for me, can't stand spray basting. Hate the smell and the sticky mess.

Ooh, sounds like I need to try spray basting as I hate to pin!

Thanks for this. The first time I sprayed, I got so much on the quilt that it was kind of puckered up. I finally got it smoothed, it was touch and go there for a while.

Spray basting - 505 spray - can't beat it. I had one of those guns. Never could get it to work right. I still got all sorts of wrinkles and things on the backs. Plus - cutting those things was dangerous. I nicked my quilts a few times.

could someone please tell me the brand or name of the basting spray? is it usually in quilt stores, or like joanns? i have never heard of it, but am willing to try it as i HATE safety pinning the quilt...thanks in advance for your info....gina