Use 505 basting spray and you will be very happy! Dianne
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Use 505 basting spray and you will be very happy! Dianne
I learned on a Craftsy tute that if you will press your project after spray basting it, you can get any of the little wrinkles on the back side out! I can't wait to give that a try. -- Illine
Thanks to the tutorial and your comments, I have put this item on my must get list. Sounds like a winner! You learn something everyday! Is the overspray bad? I take it you can spray inside the house? Doesn't it leave sticky everywhere? Hints to this, please!
Any over spray can be wiped off with a damp cloth. I have a feeling that on the tut they said that the stickyness went after a couple of days.
I put newspaper down when I spray, you could use an old plastic table cloth to cover the table and wipe it down afterwards.
Can you remove and readjust if you use the spray?
Yes, just peel back and re-position.Quote:
Originally Posted by coffeebreak
I have used the basting spray and it is awesome. I even used it on a queen sized quilt.
I have a can of spray basting but so far ive not used it lol.
I learned a great trick in a table runner class I took. After you spray and put it together, you can take one of your rulers and scrape/rub it across like you would if you were putting a decal on with a credit card. It will help you straighten and sets it together really well. I do it every time now.
I just used spray basting for the first time.... It is the most wonderful invention since... well sliced bread.