a Sticky Sneeze

While quilting is a rewarding process, it can be fraught with snags -- luckily, spray glue can help. This adhesive holds the layers of a quilt together while they are are basted and stitched. Water, vodka and liquid starch are key to creating this quilt-saver.

Are you overwhelmed by the options in the glues aisle of the craft store? Here are ten craft adhesives and when to use them!

Know your glues so the things you need to stick together stay stuck.

Make a Homemade Goo Gone Substitute from household ingredients. This goo remover easily removes price tags, stickers, and adhesive residue.

This is a great step by step DIY flocked Christmas tree tutorial! The results are amazing and it is very easy to do. Plus my way is cost effective!

('How to Unclog a Spray Paint Can...!')

It Works Just as Well Without Sticky Toxic Chemicals! Spray-basting is a popular method for basting quilts, as it goes much more quickly than pin or hand basting. However, fumes can be an issue, as is sticky overspray. Kim from Chatterbox Quilts has developed a basting spray made with ingredients you probably already have on …

scotch spray mount repositionable adhesive - need this to mount engineer print photos