My first question!
Hi everyone, I'm very new here, and very new to quilting. I'm going to make a color wheel with fabric, part of my attempt to learn to understand more about color. I have my solids ready to go, but I could use suggestions about how best to attach them to a board (I figure I'll use a foam core board). Is there a glue that will hold them on but not pucker? Thanks for your help!
Sarah |
I'm thinking a spray on glue would work well for this.
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That sounds perfect! Is it something I can get at a fabric store?
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Yes, I'm pretty sure they have it, especially if it has a craft section. Be careful when spraying not to breathe it in, and don't spray near your machine:)
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Got it, thanks!
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Welcome Brooklyn.. I'm on the other side of JFK..
Where do you shop for fabric? |
Mostly at The City Quilter and Fiber Notion her in Brooklyn. I've been ordering some online too. What about you?
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You could probably use a glue stick. I use them regularly to glue fabric.
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if you use something other than foam core, you could use underwonder or some such iron on fusible.
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I kind of want it on something stiff so I can put it up on the wall.
You're in NYC? I'd love to know more about the quilting "scene" here. Do you have stores you recommend beyond City Quilter? |
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