amma

WooHoo!!! I was hoping it would work :D:D:D
I am going to give this a try this year :D:D:D

whosies

oh my gosh! are you serious?! i have never thought of this! i must give it a try---first i need to get a binding on. I am sure i can find at least one to do. :)

Old man- New quilter

[quote=sarahelloyd]Hi again, PVA glue is a gloopy white glue.

Have you tried mixing this PVA glue, that you have, with some water to thin it down somewhat?

amma

let us know what you think of this method, ok? :D:D:D

granny216

amma, I've been using baste glue forever that I got at the quilt shop but running out one day I used Elmer' school glue and the tip off the baste glue and it works fine. Sure saves all the pinning.

lucyb

Why didn't I think of that. What a great way to do binding.

lucyb

Thankyou sandpat. I have never thought og using a decorative stitch on a binding. I'll have to try that

Jeri6

Emma, Thank You for the demo. It was great and I learned alot. I am off to get a new tip and ready to try using this method.

watterstide

Excellent photo tutorial!

amma

You are all welcome :D:D:D I am glad that it has been helpful :D:D:D

Here is the package of tips that fit Elmer's bottles that I found in my local Walmart. They can also be found at JoAnn's, Michaels, and other craft shops. They are sold with the little bottles of acrylic craft paints.