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It's a great time to stock up on both glue sticks and bottles since the back to school are now on sale.
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Originally Posted by cmierley
(Post 6193291)
The purple daisies site has caps that fit on Elmer's glue bottles that make a thin line. They work great.
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Gotta love that Elmer's!
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When paper piecing, especially with tiny pieces, Elmers or Glue Baste It are essential products, I hope the price doesn't go up, because I would have to pay the increase. Can't sew without it any more
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Oh great!! I found 6 bottles in my sewing cupboard. I had no idea. I will use it for binding. I am so thankful for all the information here. I have a question tho. Do you have to iron it or will it stick real quick?
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I have never used glue. I have tried using velcro with the glue on the back and then sewing onto my project and the needle really got gooky! what a mess. Does this happen with elmers?
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I've basted and bound two quilts and pieced another using Elmer's and Sharon Schamber's binding tutorial. I'm a convert!
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This could be a first for me.. how do you baste with the glue. I have 2 baby quilts, which will be the first attempt at quilting on my DSM and would love to avoid the pins etc. So an explanation would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Originally Posted by Rosyhf
(Post 6194072)
Oh great!! I found 6 bottles in my sewing cupboard. I had no idea. I will use it for binding. I am so thankful for all the information here. I have a question tho. Do you have to iron it or will it stick real quick?
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Has anyone made a mix of Elmer's washable glue and water to make a spray glue. I have used the the glue full strength and sometimes I get it a it thick and it makes a mess.
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