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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 10 Dec 2013 12:33 #113219

I've used a Spray Adhesive in the past, but I just can't get the knack of it and end up with a mess. Covering the carpet so that the over spray did not get on it was a hassle too. I tried the Elmers Washable Glue on my last quilt, and I loved it as it was easier to control where the glue goes and it washed right out as well.
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 10 Dec 2013 11:33 #113217

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Did anyone watch the Pam Kitty tree skirt video? I noticed she used the Elmer's Glue All. I would think that was a mistake, but maybe not. Has anyone else used the glue all?
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 10 Dec 2013 07:34 #113209

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505 Spray Adhesive is a better choice for gluing a quilt sandwich together than any liquid glue.
Check out Patsy Thompson's video here: [url]learn/classrooms/[/url]


It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
That Tells What Kind Of Life You Have Lived !
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 10 Dec 2013 03:44 #113200

Would you not use 505 basting spray to attach the quilt back to the batting? Glad you got the glue out of the quilt back and that it was not the front. :roll: :D
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 09 Dec 2013 14:30 #113173

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WooHoo! Quick thinking Penny! Glad it worked out without too much loss.
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 09 Dec 2013 13:11 #113170

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Phew!

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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 09 Dec 2013 12:35 #113168

The glue completely washed out of the fabric. I credit that to the fact that it was still wet when I threw it in the washing machine. The batting is toast. Where the glue is, it's just hard little bits of dried glue. I'll just throw that out!
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 08 Dec 2013 21:05 #113154

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I have not either but maybe since the glue was wet, it will was out completely. Let us know how it turns out please. Someone else may need the info. some time.
Blessing from Northwest Indiana, USA
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Re: Wrong glue-what to do? 08 Dec 2013 20:29 #113150

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No I have not, but it's an excellent cautionary reminder for all of us. It sounds like you have saved your quilt at least.

"Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14
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Wrong glue-what to do? 08 Dec 2013 19:26 #113147

I made a horrible mistake. I ordered a couple of bottle of Elmer's Washable glue. Tonight I grabbed a bottle and started gluing the backing fabric to the polyester bat. About half way through, I thought this glue is acting kind of odd...it wasn't washable glue. It was permanent glue and I didn't check the order when it was delivered. Nothing had dried yet and was still quite wet, so I pulled the backing off the bat and put it in the washing machine. Now I'm waiting for it to dry. Hopefully, the glue will have washed out, but I guess I'll just have to wait and see. ugh. I don't think I'll put it in the dryer. I think I'll throw away the bat. It was on sale so not so costly to dump it. Has anyone else done this?
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