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I bought some of her tips. The new ones are plastic tips.
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Originally Posted by TheSevenYearStitch
I used fabric glue to bind my second quilt that I made. Maybe I used too much, but it made the edges STIFF. I'll never do that again!
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Originally Posted by Sadiemae
This is an awesome tutorial that will show you how Sharon Schamber does it with Elmer's School Glue.
http://www.sharonschamber.com/free%2...ng%20Class.pdf |
Originally Posted by bverste
does anyone use glue to help hold their binding before sewing? I hate pinning binding, and wondered if I used a glue stick to glue the binding would work?
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Originally Posted by MYWR
Originally Posted by mucky
If I did all that to make my bindings I wouldn't get much quilting done but good tutorial for those who have trouble with bindings.
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Glue sticks are handy to use but don't apply too much in one spot, can make the sewing difficult.
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thanks so much for the tutorial and comments on glue. I do lots of hand quilting and I am now learning quilting on my sewing machine. So thanks so much for sharing, it helps a lot.
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Hi! the neatest thing that I use are hair clips!! the metal ones that snap closed. You don't prick your fingers and they are reuseable over and over again! Try them you'll like them!
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i have used glue in the past , but i might check out the fusible thread idea thank you
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I use Liquid Stitch. Made placemats with it and the binding is still in place. As posted, use for quilts with success. I am making stripped blocks that must meet. Roxanne's temporary glue becomes an excellent pin.
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