Elmer's Adhesive Spray
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Yesterday, I was at the local grocery store and they are going through a remodel. All their scrapbooking supplies were 50% off. I saw a bunch of dusty bottles on the bottom shelves and started reading what they were good for. According to the description, it said it would adhere fabric to fabric. At $2.99 a container, I thought I would give it a try. I bought 6 bottles of it. Have any of you used it for basting/applique? If it works, it beats the heck out of paying $15.00 or more for a container of 505 or basting spray. I am going to try it out this evening on some fabric and see how it works.
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It does say it can be repositioned. I bet it is like Elmer's glue... it washes out in the wash. I will try it on some scraps and throw them in the washer to see what happens. I sure hope it works!
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The spray is repositional for about 15 minutes, when it is dry it is permanent. Best advice as you stated, try it on a sample piece first. Also like any other spray it goes beyond just the area you want sprayed so be careful of surrounding areas.
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