Ah ha! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Now I understand. And, I'd LOVE to be able to be able to Free motion quilt from the edge. THANKS!!!
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Thanks for this info. Do you remember which Turning Twenty book? There's several I know and I have about three of them. I just want to be sure I have the correct book before starting to cut. Thanks again for your help! ~~Ann~~
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Originally Posted by anndr
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Thanks for this info. Do you remember which Turning Twenty book? There's several I know and I have about three of them. I just want to be sure I have the correct book before starting to cut. Thanks again for your help! ~~Ann~~
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I like to make my backing taunt with clips before pinning, so I'm not sure this technique would work? Or could I clip the backing to the table and put the glue on the backing and then lay down the batting?
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Originally Posted by Candace
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I like to make my backing taunt with clips before pinning, so I'm not sure this technique would work? Or could I clip the backing to the table and put the glue on the backing and then lay down the batting?
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Originally Posted by carslo
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Yes I did clamp one of my quilts as it had a couple of wrinkles and I was too lazy to iron it - the glueing process was just fine this way :)
Thanks, I'll have to give this a shot. I've not liked fusible batting or spray. I find the layers still shifted way too much. So, I'm curious to see if this would work for me. |
Thank you very much for sharing. We need all the saving we can get, so we can buy MORE FABRIC.
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School glue by the gallon can be found at school supply stores or office supply stores.
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Thank you for this thoughtful post, so full of ideas.. it is helpful & your post motivated me..thank
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This is a great tip! I wonder if it works with other battings, esp. polyester?
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