I'm doing a quilt as you go. The top and back are sliding a little after I sandwich them. Maybe a few drops of the glue will keep them in place while I quilt them.

I tried the basting spray, but the one that I have has a strong odor. I won't continue to use it.

Thanks for sharing.

I just recently heard about glue basting and I am liking the results...a LOT. thanks for posting this Amma!

I've used it to hold many things, buttons, velcro,matching seams, any place that a third hand is needed.

I just took a Hawaiian quilting class and the instructor used this method to hold down the applique prior to needle turn. I spent 6 hours basting the design down while others used the glue method and were done very quickly.

A friend bought me Sharon Schamber's tips to put on the Elmer's Glue bottle; and it is great for doing the bindings!! Amazing how just a little press of the iron sets it.
I use Roxanne's Glue Baste It for applique, because of the very tiny tip.

Ok I am impressed... little intimidated by putting glue on a project but... hey maybe I will start with a wall hanging and graduate?! Thank you for sharing your tutorial!

I tried it.Works great. Thanks so much for the tutorial.

thats exactly how I do it too. =)

Ninnie, I just had to laugh at your little statement "WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS, CUT UP FABRIC"
I surely have to agree. Thanks for that laugh.