not another elmer glue ?!!!!!!!!

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08-29-2013, 03:49 AM

#11

maviskw

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Don't worry about putting out another thread about Elmer's School Glue. There is always someone who has never heard of this before!

08-29-2013, 04:06 AM

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cjaneky

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used a glue stick for the first time this week....i think i like it !!!

08-29-2013, 05:01 AM

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Woodster

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Our Walmart has a package of 2 for 50 cents!

08-30-2013, 08:04 PM

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Pinkiris

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Quote:

Originally Posted by grma33

Thanks for the advice but I`m still going to tape down the back and put glue on it first. If it seeps through its washable isn`t it? Gale

It certainly is washable, BUT--if it sticks to your table or carpet, you might have trouble removing it or stains from the surface (in the case of the table) that might be difficult to remove.

09-01-2013, 05:52 PM

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crzypatcher

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I used a very inexpensive (cheap!)

poly batting for a charity quilt. I had no problem with seepage. I applied to the batting, smoothed my backing on (had to do this 1/2 at a time) let set up for about 30 min., turned over, more glue on other side of batting, smoothed on top and, because I could wait a day, let it dry overnight and quilted it the next day. Just make sure you use a very fine drizzle of glue and if you get a blob, smooth it out. My Sweet 16 had no problem with it. Just took it out of the dryer, and the glue is gone and the quilt is beautiful!!!