goonberrie

I just bought Dritz Basting spray Temporary Adhesive for Sewing, Quilting, Embroidery & Appplique. Any suggestions? I have not put the 3 layers together ever and a 'You-tube' quilter suggested a temp spray. I about fainted when I priced the 505 mentioned on the video. Any comments/suggestions,please. I have not used it and if not acceptable, I can return it,Thank you goonberrie

QuiltE

I've never seen/heard of Dritz.

I prefer the 505 over June Tailor.

tsnana2000

I have used the Dritz and it worked fine. It has more odor than the 505 and I am not sure how long it holds for. 505 will hold the quilt sandwich together for a long time.

Liz aka Helen

I use the Elmers glue spray bought it at hobby lobby for about 5.00 I also found some spray at the fabric/ craft department at Wal-Mart for about the same price. Both seam to work fine.

Lanalee

I have used kk5000 quilting spray for years and no problems with the gumming up the machine or anything. I love it, it helps those slippery places that are hard to hold. The secret is not to overdo, as in anything, just light spray. I always use it on the backing/batting of my quilting to hold it in place while I'm basing the top in place, works great and washes out, does not affect the batting.

Hope this helps.

gertz

I too use the Elmers spray glue in the craft section of WalMart. It is washable and non temporary if used as directed.

sewcrafty

Yep and much cheaper!

rayjanetwashburn

I have used Dritz basting spray and I love it. Sure beats all that pinning. A 6.2 oz. can goes a long way. It has done 2 twin size, 2 crib and 6 place mats so far, but I think it is about empty. And the hold will last for several weeks of folding and unfolding. Cleans up with water. Can you tell, I am sold on it. Janet

harley

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: thank you

silver queen

I love your avatar!