Hey! Give her time to get over the fumes from the basting spray! I use that stuff all the time and sometimes the fumes can get to you. Especially doing three. So as soon as your eyes settle down and your head stops swimming get in there and sew sew sew.

How's it coming? Have you gotten them started or done yet? Or do we all need to nag you more? LOL!!

I use 505 and haven't had a problem with it staying together. I have had it come lose at the corners but a touch up with a hot iron will put it right back together again! :lol:

I hope that no pictures means you still going strong on the quilting.

Thank you very much for your help. I am going to try it right away. I MADE THE HORRIBLE MISTAKE OF BUYING A BASTING GUN. iT DOES NOT WORK!!!!

Ugh, I also bought a basting gun....took forever to use it, too!

All of you out there - your words of encouragement to Ditter43 were great and very funny loved the little doc pic Marsye - I'm glad that I'm on the other side of the world so you can't see me slacking off LOL

Well I'm still at it! I have almost finished the first one....the quilting that is! It will still need binding. If I hadn't spent so much time"unquilting" I would have finished yesterday.I don't understand why my machine will sew so well for a while and then go crazy!Hopefully it will behave for a while now. I was sewing away today when my DH came in and watched for several minutes. Then he said "Can I try that?" "Maybe later" I told him. I don't know if he is serious but he will have to learn on something else!
About the spray basting...that is one thing I love about 505...almost no odor. As far as hand quiltng, I had one quilt sprayed for months before I got to it. It was still well stuck. I wouldn't be afraid to try it.
The quilt will be posted asap.....Thanks for the push, shove and threats, :lol: They all helped to get me going...


Ditter

here it is ----> PUSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

I will definitely be buying some 505! Thank you. I should have known better than to trust a salesman.