Do you pin? Have you tried?
#61
Originally Posted by Venice
sorry pinmoors?? Never heard of that! But that's not saying much coming from me!
http://pinmoor.com/
#63
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Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
There is one that is made for quilters, its called the Micro Stitch the fasteners are MUCH shorter than the normal fasteners used to tag clothes in a store. They are about 1/8 inch long so it holds the sandwhich tighter even if your using warm and natural batting. by doing a search (basting gun) here on the board I found everal threads about them!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....ing+gun&u=&s=0
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....ing+gun&u=&s=0
#66
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I tried the tagger gun a few years back. Did not like it...too much give, did not really hold the layers together, they shifted.
Also, it left big holes in the fabric. I only quilt small pieces so I use spray baste or pins with pinmors.
Also, it left big holes in the fabric. I only quilt small pieces so I use spray baste or pins with pinmors.
#67
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Originally Posted by deedum
Do you pin your quilt to sandwich it? When I do the free motion, the pins get in the way. I am going to try a tagger gun. What is your opinion of using that?
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Originally Posted by deedum
Isn't basting spray messy?
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