Homemade Spray Baste

THE VERDICT:

I like it. I'm not planning to buy aerosol baste again any time soon. I'll have to plan my projects so I have time for them to dry, but it will be well worth it to save so much money. I would highly recommend at least TRYING this baste, even if you have space limitations. (UPDATE August 15, 2017: I used this baste exclusively for 6 months and can now say I LOVE it. I never had any pleats or wrinkles in my quilts the whole time, and it washed out like a dream. I have a long arm now, so I baste much less, but this is still my go-to when I quilt on my domestic machine. If you want to learn more, please visit our website spray glue for fabric.)

PROS:

Very cheap (I estimate about $0.75 per batch, and I basted a 80x80 quilt, several swatches, a mug rug, and I still have some left); Uses household ingredients; Relatively non-toxic; effective; the time related "downsides" are mostly idle time, so you can go piece your next quilt while the baste cools or dries.

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CONS:

Needs to dry before quilting (challenging if you're on a tight deadline or don't have a pet/kid/chaos free space to let it sit); alcohol stinks (make sure you have at least some air circulation); you have to remember to make it several hours before you need it so it has time to cool; I don't know if it would work for wall basting because the moisture would add a lot of weight. However, if you have a foam core wall covered with felt such that you can pin into it, then you might try it with smaller projects.

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