kwhite

Yes it works pretty well. you can reposition and it does nothing to the machine. Washes out too. I have used it on small projects. I don't know what kind of results you would get with large ones.

Deb watkins

I never thought of hairspray.....and no problems with gumming up and breaking thread?

mrspete

I hope your spray works out alright. I use the adhesive spray because I have such a small home and no where to spread it out. When I go to the Moose Lodge I lay the top on the floor and stretch it and tape it to the floor. I spray the back of the quilt top and put the batting on. I rub out all the wrinkles that I can and then spray it, too. I add the backing and let it stand for a little bit before I roll it up loosely to transport home. It has given me a chance to quilt. Before, all I got accomplished was making tops, and lap quilts. Thanks for listening. Ruth

mamaw

I only use 505....not only is it safe for your machine; but there is no odor using in the home either.

mrspete

I only do this by hand. I can't stuff all this through my machine. If there is a secret, I surely do not know it so I've been stitching by hand. If I'm alive in 2020, I might have it completed....chuckle.

mama4dylan

My Walmart has the spray adhesive that is specifically for quilters. And it's much less expensive then the stuff at Joann's. It's in the craft section.