Basting

[Susan B.]

Another option I just saw on someone's blog...basting with Misty Fuse (purchased by the roll). Evidently it is so fine, that it doesn't change the hand of the quilt & is a lot easier than pinning, or hand-basting, and stays together a lot better than spray.
I needed to post this to help me to remember to try it sometime. If I ever remember where I saw it, I'll post that link, too.

[Margo C.]

Maybe this will help? http://mistyfuse.com/?gclid=CKzvz6bp_KkCFQet7QodZC2oZw

[Susan B.]

I'm pretty sure I saw it on Judy's blog. I know there is more of a description somewhere, but I'm supposed to be packing for a trip to Portland.

Anyway, her blog is great...check out the felting!

http://judyperez.blogspot.com/

[Paula D.]

I am a mistyfuse basting convert. Totally. A little expensive, but I am in love. Best new thing since the rotary cutter, in my opinion. (I am also in love with my new machine - Handiquilter Sweet Sixteen sit-down quilter.)