laceybritt

I use glue basting on smaller quilts and I iron mine dry, so it was fairly smooth. Maybe I didn't use enough glue, but I don't know if it will work for me on a larger quilt.

Looking forward to seeing how yours turns out!

COYOTEMAGIC

No pictures but this is how I do it. Post #51 http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...t180790-2.html

cybermom2

I just finished a baby quilt. I removed part of the fabric from the batting by wetting the fabric (not the batting). I let it soak a few minutes and the fabric pulled off easily from the batting. I smoothed it back down and let it dry overnight. Worked fine and I didn't need to add more glue.

KLO

SemiSweet, As far as the puckering is concerned, I would do #3 mostly because I think it will be hard to get rid of the puckering you have shown in the photo. It looks and sounds like more than could be fixed with more pressing since your one corner isn't squared off. In the end I personally think it would be easier to square it off (assuming it does not mess up the design of the quilt) than to try to get all the puckering out by quilting it down. But that's just my opinion and you need to do what's best and easiest for you. Good luck.

PS: Cute cat by the way. Is it's name SemiSweet or is that just the kind of chocolate you like?

jdk151

I used Quilt Basting Spray I bought at Jo-Anns and it wasn't anywhere near $15.....worked great!!!