BCM

Thank you for the tutorial. Do you have your batting in place when you start to unroll?

SewExtremeSeams

Great tutorial, thank you!

amh

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to post it. I have several large quilts to prepare for FMQ, and will certainly try this method.

Jaynie

I am a longarmer....but would definitely do this on a small quilt that I might do on my Bernina. I use the Elmer's glue method for applying binding, (Sharon Schamber's youtube video is great for learning the method). I tell everyone Elmer's school glue is my new best quilting friend. I have used it to tack applique pieces also. Thanks for the tut...brilliant!

ranger

Thanks for the tute.

chartwig

This is fantastic! How do you attach it to the board at the beginning?

suern3

I'm pretty sure Sharon also has a you tube video on the the board and glue method for basting your quilt layers. Might want to check hers out, also, I think it's been out there for a while. Each one probably has something to offer.

Nammie to 7

Interesting method - layering is the biggest challenge for me. May have to try this.

jojo47

Thank you for the tute! I've sent my last couple of quilts to a long-armer, but this will owrk great for me for smaller quilts.

Caroline S

I purchased trim boards which are 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 8 feet long. No sanding needed. I am going to use the hint to cover them with flannel. I use Sharon Schambers method for basting my quilts but have used quilter's safety pins instead of needle and thread. Have glue will baste, LOL. Now!

Thanks for the tute.