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tryitall 06-14-2011 08:18 AM
Same here.

misseva 06-14-2011 08:56 AM
The operative word here for glue in the hair is "spiked". Spiked hair is by nature ---- short. I've got to try it!

quiltyjax 06-14-2011 09:18 AM
Since I found out about using glue from this site I have used it such alot. For binding it is an absolute must nowadays, and if I want to get patterns or stripes to line up then glue is the answer. I have had no problem with ironing or washing out - no mess on my iron and no-one would ever known my quilts were once quite stiff!! Love the idea of spiking my hair too. This quilting forum is just the best.

kwilter 06-14-2011 09:19 AM
Originally Posted by MTS
Elmer's Washable Glue.

I figure if Sharon Schambers can use it all over the place on her quilts, I can use it on my mine. :wink:
Maybe someone can explain to me whether "washable" means that the glue will wash out in washings or if it means it will stay in through washings? I find this confusing; same with the "seeded" and "pitted" descriptions: With or Without?

:hunf: :? :|

Jates 06-14-2011 09:38 AM
Originally Posted by featherweight
I love, love, love using Elmers School Glue for bindings. Don't laugh, I use Elmers "Clear" School glue in my spiked hair. Brushes out easier than gel and it is not sticky as you may think. I have never had drips coming down my face when I am in the rain either... LOL
I learn something new here everyday! Love it! :)

SewExtremeSeams 06-14-2011 09:39 AM
Originally Posted by kwilter
Originally Posted by MTS
Elmer's Washable Glue.

I figure if Sharon Schambers can use it all over the place on her quilts, I can use it on my mine. :wink:
Maybe someone can explain to me whether "washable" means that the glue will wash out in washings or if it means it will stay in through washings? I find this confusing; same with the "seeded" and "pitted" descriptions: With or Without?

:hunf: :? :|
It means the glue washes out! :-D

kwilter 06-14-2011 09:49 AM
Thanks, SoExtreme!
Now, how about the other two?

SewExtremeSeams 06-14-2011 09:52 AM
Originally Posted by kwilter
Thanks, SoExtreme!
Now, how about the other two?
Not sure... LOL!

Becka 06-14-2011 09:53 AM
I never knew about the glue tip. You all are awesome!

MTS 06-14-2011 10:23 AM
Originally Posted by SewExtreme
I find this confusing; same with the "seeded" and "pitted" descriptions: With or Without?
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It means the glue washes out! :-D
Hmmm.
If someone said those words to me, I would interpret the seeded to mean WITH and the pitted to be WITHOUT.

Which makes no sense. But I doubt that I'm correct.

So much for higher education. :mrgreen:


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