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by noah 30 Jul 2014 ( edited Jul 31'14 18:01 )
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I wanted to buy some fabric glue that sets with your iron ,then you can sew on it .Helps get things perfectly straight!!!

Anyone know about this please ???Thanks Carolyn

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by bevintex 30 Jul 2014
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I think any fabric store would carry it or places like WalMart, wouldn't something like wonder under do the same thing? Less messy I would think. I have never used this type glue so don' really know for sure.
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by nonna57 30 Jul 2014
DOH Bev help out a oldie here, What is wonder under? Not heard of this. Thanks Pauline %)
by bevintex 30 Jul 2014
it's probably called something else where you are ,fusible iron on webbing,iron on the back of your fabric,cut out your shapes ,add heat from the iron to set. Other names.Pellon,steam a seam etc, here is a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlYi44MSQIk
by lbrow 31 Jul 2014
Pauline, it has been around here I know for more than 25 yrs. Use to use it to do Tees and Sweat Shirts./Lillian
by noah 31 Jul 2014
will check wally World tomorrow thanks
by nonna57 31 Jul 2014
Ok Ladies thankyou Yes an iron on stabaliser . Why didnt i think of that. DOH!!!
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by nonna57 30 Jul 2014
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Hmmm yes i would like to know also Carolyn Have been putting of a fussy project because i need "underlay" to keep straight. :)
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
thanks
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by lbrow 31 Jul 2014
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Carilyn don't remember what you have in Canada, but as some of the cutes have said, WalMart , Hobby Lobby, most craft stores you should be able to find it./Lillian
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
will look soon thanks
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by airyfairy 31 Jul 2014
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Hi Carolyn. I do not know what you want to do , but I always use hem web for holding things in place.
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
i use something like a interfacing but i thought a wee bit of glue would be faster??hugs
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by lique 31 Jul 2014
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There are a few around but be careful because some of them give stains through the fabric when you use them. Make sure you test beforehand. I prfer to use bondaweb, diadvantage is that it leaves residue on the needle and then the thread breaks.
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
OK thanks for your knowledge passed on hugs
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by hart 31 Jul 2014
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A friend of mine uses regular school glue (elmer's) in a small bead then sets with an iron, no steam. Works well but test it on the fabric you are using. She uses it large tote bags made of home dec fabric when putting in the zipper. I use alot of water soluable tape to hold zippers ricrac and the like. I have had no problem with it gumming up the needle. Have fun!
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
thanks for the info hugs
by pcteddyb 31 Jul 2014
I use the wash-away wonder tape too - seems to work well for me.
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by AuntAnnie 31 Jul 2014
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I frequently use Stitch Witchery by Dritz. It is a fusible webbing of polyamide; washable and dry cleanable.
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
yes i use that to but i saw some glue on a show that looked easy
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by jrob 31 Jul 2014
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I have been using this for years in my quilting and applique. I can totally recommend it not to gum your needle and there is no ironing needed to set it.
1 links:
[1] Roxanne Glue Baste it
www.connectingthreads.com
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by noah 31 Jul 2014
ok thanks will have a look hugs