soooo
i taped it to the hallway wall (with duct tape! :shock: ) and then used the spray baste. it is finished,just have to get the binding on, and no harm done to the wall!
i saw it done this way on a u-tube video, although she didn't use the hallway wall!

i would not have tried this if the hubby was home! lol

I love the quilt. Soo bright. I spray in sections on my work table.

Wish I was game enough to try that!

The quilt sure is pretty.

it was either that, and get it quilted,
or wait until today, when i go to the community center and use the tables to pin it. can't use the basting spray there, because the smell bothers alot of the women.
now i can take it with me to put the binding on!

Oh My DH would have a tizzy if I did that. lol.. I use my kitchen floor.

Are you serious that it didn't hurt the paint???? There's no way to not get overspray! How did you do this?

Fantastic - great quilt too !

nope, no harm. the paint is not a flat paint..so maybe that makes a difference. i put a sheet on the floor, that was the only thing i was worried about. i did not feel any sticky stuff on the wall either. i followed the instructions..for once!
i did it just like i would of done, if it had been on a table..taped the top center,then the bottom center,,then worked my way to the outsides, rotating top and bottom, pulling the backing as i went.
since i used basting spray..i did not need to tape the top down too..it was repositionable too.. i used warm and natural for the batting.

here is the video on how to do it the right way..

http://www.thequiltshow.com/os/blog.php/blog_id/2566

great quilt, love that block.