SpraynBond Quilt Basting Adhesive Spray - 7.2 oz

I use this spray adhesive for all my quilting needs. I find when I use it I go a little light and this does not gum up my needle very much but holds all of my layers together for quilting.

I love this adhesive spray! I tried the fabric glue stick and it didn't work at all for me, it wasn't as sticky as this. This is great for someone who's embroidering because it actually stabilized my fabric. Definitely can't recommend this enough!

Works very well for floating embroidery in the hoop and for quilts when you don’t want to baste with thread. Washes out.

I really enjoy hand painting quilts. Putting them together is something I loathe!! When putting the front to the back I usually ended up with a crease that would necessitate my having to tediously remove the stitching and start over. It didn't matter how many pins I used to keep it in place. But no more!! I sprayed this magic substance on the blanket in the middle, laid on the top of the quilt and pressed. I let it sit for a few minutes, flipped it, sprayed again and laid on the back of the quilt. I let it sit and debated whether or not to use pins just to be sure. I decided to just go for it and it worked! I sewed the most beautiful quilt I have ever sewn with no pins to poke me while I sewed. It didn't gum up my sewing machine needle. It was just as soft and supple as my other quilts. I was actually laughing while I sewed! This stuff is the answer to a prayer and I just bought 4 more cans. I love it!

Works better than I expected. Holds tight, and doesn't smell too bad. (It does have a smell, however that reminds me of Desenex Foot Powder.) There is a slight learning curve to using the spray. Mainly, don't use too much in a small area, hold the spray can at least a foot above the fabric to be sprayed and place the next piece on as soon as possible. It remains tacky for several minutes. Also, you can lift off and replace pieces but you have to be very careful not to stretch the diagonal grain because they can stick VERY tightly. I had one piece get crumpled and wrinkled and found the best thing to do is DON'T TRY TO STRAIGHTEN it without completely lifting it up. You can't pull it back straight, you must take the glued piece off and then re-set it.I have paid more than this for other quilting sprays and only got one side glued to the batting, and half the front. This little can has allowed me to applique the entire front, stick the backing to the batting, stick the front to the batting, stick the quilting paper to the front, and it is still at least half full.The only reason I gave it four instead of five stars is that contrary to the package claims it does indeed create little gummy balls on the needle after time. They clean off easy enough, but they are there.

Great! I use this for all my sewing projects. I’ve ordered this many times and it’s cheaper on Amazon than in other stores!

If you're a quilting enthusiast, let me introduce you to your new best friend: SpraynBond Quilt Basting Adhesive Spray. Trust me when I say, you need this in your quilting toolkit, and it's worth every penny.What makes this adhesive spray so remarkable is its incredible convenience. No more struggling with safety pins, tacks, or traditional basting methods. A quick and even application of this spray simplifies the basting process and ensures your quilt layers stay securely in place.

Works as described