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mlt150 03-19-2012 05:46 AM

I only use 505 spray with great results. I just FMQ two baby quilts and they stayed in place with no puckers.

wonderwoman 03-19-2012 06:52 AM

I'm a hand quilter and love it. I use the old fashioned quilt stands and boards for frames and C clamps to hold it tight. I would LOVE to machine quilt but don't have the nice big long arm and I get very frustrated trying to sandwich everything together.

Mazda 03-19-2012 07:16 AM

Spray baste, and I love it!

penski 03-19-2012 09:20 AM

Spray baste only for me !! and i use 505 only , also when i am done with the quilting i wash my quilt

EagarBeez 03-19-2012 09:29 AM

I pin using pinmoor's to hold them. I was using safety pins, but, found it made my fingers sore. With the pinmores I put the pin in a pinmoor on the end . It's faster for me.

http://www.pinmoor.com/

jcrow 03-19-2012 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by Katia (Post 5069370)
I have done both all pins or all spray baste, and both. But I recently got one of those little guns that shoot a super thin plastic thing through the whole quilt. Sorta like what hold a tag to knew clothes. Only much much smaller. I loved it. No shifting and stopping to pull out safety pins or mess from over spray. The hardest part was going over the quilt and finding all the little things to get them out. Silly me didn't use a contrast color.

I just bought one of those guns and I love it!! I use it for all kinds of things in my sewing!!! They are tiny and work terrific!!!!!

Dretha 03-19-2012 03:20 PM

I use elmer's school glue quite a bit. i have just started using it and I love it. I am making a trip around the world with 2 1/2" blocks so when i stitch all blocks together then I use the glue to line up seams with the strip and the quilt. It helps keeping everything where it should be and makes for a much nicer less stressful quilt. I will post pic when I get it finished.

MadQuilter 03-19-2012 03:51 PM

I use curved safety pins at approximately hand-width apart. Most of the time I do Stitch in the Ditch, so I make sure not to pin in my path of the machine. Once one direction is completed, I take the pins out and finish any kind of quilting still to be done. Never tried the spray and I don't think I will start. (You should see me with a can of hair spray - a disaster at best)

carolynjo 03-19-2012 04:26 PM

Yeah, me too! I want to know about Elmer's glue. Do you use a Roxanne Basting glue or do you put Elmer's in the syringe?

KathyKat 03-19-2012 05:23 PM

I spray baste and put a few pins in the outer edges because I don't spray very well there to avoid over-spraying. I machine quilt. For tying a quilt, I pin and for hand quilting I baste.


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