Making the sandwick?
#14
I have never had very good luck doing it on the floor. Years ago I taped a quilt to hard wood floor and then pin basted it, much to my horror when I picked up the quilt I had damaged the floor. You could see little gouges from the pins, cost $400 to fix the floor they had to sand the whole floor and then re-seal it. Hubby wasn't too pleased. Then I thread basted another quilt to the carpet, so now I use my cutting table and plastic clamps from the hardware store. I have a stool that I can sit on since my back is bad.
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I am very lucky that we have a quilting group in our church. They have several large tables that we push together. Then they even get together and help so that I do not have to do it all by myself.
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Originally Posted by Pam in WV
Thank you for all the information. I think I may have to reconsider and use the 505 spray.
My next quest is to learn to spell sandwich.
My next quest is to learn to spell sandwich.
:lol: Didn't slow me down from enjoying your post! :thumbup:
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