Originally Posted by Shelbie (Post 5637099)

I know this thread is about gluing and your quilt looks great but what pattern did you use? It's interesting.

Originally Posted by COYOTEMAGIC (Post 5637028)

Great Job! It's the only way I do it.

For those of you who are interested here a thread. http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...t180790-2.html

Originally Posted by PJisChaos (Post 5636513)

I don't remember who posted about this "technique" but girl, you have totally changed my world!! Many thanks, whomever it was.

This is a twin-size quilt I made for a benefit auction. I had been using Sharon's method for basting with the boards but still always managed to get a wrinkle or pleat. This one here was glue-basted with the Elmers school glue, using the bottle as it was bought. No special tip or nothing. It turned out beautifully and has not a one, wrinkle, pleat... nothing. I "basted" it using a 4" grid, on both sides of the batting while it hung on the design wall. Took maybe 2 hours to do both sides, left it hanging overnight then quilted. I highly recommend this method, and will be using it from here on out.

1st is quilting-in-progress

2nd is front after quilting complete

last is back after quilting complete. (Wet spot on back is from spraying with water to remove marking.)

Originally Posted by Belfrybat (Post 5637363)

The above thread cautions about using Elmers for basting the whole quilt -- just for appliques or binding. Are there instructions on using it for a whole quilt?