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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Thank you. I sandwiched 2 quilts today. Might not get to quilt them until next week though, but I am very appreciative you shared your experience. So hard to know...all advertising says exactly
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Thank you. I sandwiched 2 quilts today. Might not get to quilt them until next week though, but I am very appreciative you shared your experience. So hard to know...all advertising says exactly
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Cat - N
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#29176
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
On 11/4/2021 7:13 PM, favymtz wrote:
To avoid over spray on your hoops spray through a empty plastic jug with the bottom cut out. A gallon jug works best. Shirley
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On 11/4/2021 7:13 PM, favymtz wrote:
To avoid over spray on your hoops spray through a empty plastic jug with the bottom cut out. A gallon jug works best. Shirley
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Shirley Allen
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#29175
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Oops! I will have to go back and look through the posts. There was even a great photo and I want to make one.
On
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Oops! I will have to go back and look through the posts. There was even a great photo and I want to make one.
On
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Kathy Skagen <kagen48@...>
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#29174
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
It does wash out and no I’ve never had it gum up the needle. I’ve been using 505 for many years with no such problems!
I always spray baste stabilizer onto the embroidery back if I don’t use a
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It does wash out and no I’ve never had it gum up the needle. I’ve been using 505 for many years with no such problems!
I always spray baste stabilizer onto the embroidery back if I don’t use a
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favymtz
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#29173
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Another option is Bo-Nash powder, a.k.a. Wonder Under in a salt shaker. Sprinkle where you need the adhesive, and iron to make it permanent. No fumes.
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Another option is Bo-Nash powder, a.k.a. Wonder Under in a salt shaker. Sprinkle where you need the adhesive, and iron to make it permanent. No fumes.
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wlstarn@aol.com
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#29172
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Kathy,
Not sure whose idea it was to combat overspraying but it, unfortunately, was not mine.
:) Ceil
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Kathy,
Not sure whose idea it was to combat overspraying but it, unfortunately, was not mine.
:) Ceil
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Ceil J
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#29171
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Cat,
I forgot to mention that I always have sprayed 505 outside. I didn't want any of the overspray on my floors but I think Ceil's (I believe) idea to combat overspray was genius! By the way, I have
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Cat,
I forgot to mention that I always have sprayed 505 outside. I didn't want any of the overspray on my floors but I think Ceil's (I believe) idea to combat overspray was genius! By the way, I have
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Kathy Skagen <kagen48@...>
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#29170
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
I believe that was me, Cat. My dealer recommended 505 when I bought my MC10001 nearly 20 years ago, so there may be more options today. I have used it that long and never had any issues with the
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I believe that was me, Cat. My dealer recommended 505 when I bought my MC10001 nearly 20 years ago, so there may be more options today. I have used it that long and never had any issues with the
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Kathy Skagen <kagen48@...>
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Re: HP Plate and Foot Question
Hi Julia,
I’m glad you asked this question because as soon as I read Jim & Diane’s reply, I watched the video. It is so good to have these videos to refer to when we go to do a project and maybe
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Hi Julia,
I’m glad you asked this question because as soon as I read Jim & Diane’s reply, I watched the video. It is so good to have these videos to refer to when we go to do a project and maybe
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Cheryl Paul
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#29168
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Yes it washed out, I used it to float a tshirt I think, and it was only a light spray, away from the machine obviously, I think I used a cardboard box to help minimise the mist and keep in within the
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Yes it washed out, I used it to float a tshirt I think, and it was only a light spray, away from the machine obviously, I think I used a cardboard box to help minimise the mist and keep in within the
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Lyn Quine
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#29167
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
When you used the 505 spray, did it wash out and did it gum the needle?
- Cat
Typos courtesy of autocorrect.
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When you used the 505 spray, did it wash out and did it gum the needle?
- Cat
Typos courtesy of autocorrect.
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Cat - N
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#29166
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
Unfortunately I can’t hold a needle for very long, arthritis in my thumb joints, I’m losing the pinch, I’m quite clumsy these days, difficulty picking up small things, bobbins take on a life of
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Unfortunately I can’t hold a needle for very long, arthritis in my thumb joints, I’m losing the pinch, I’m quite clumsy these days, difficulty picking up small things, bobbins take on a life of
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Lyn Quine
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
I have allergies and live in a colder climate so the basting sprays are often not an option (even with an N95 mask on). Plus those little particles do get around and I had a can of the stuff
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I have allergies and live in a colder climate so the basting sprays are often not an option (even with an N95 mask on). Plus those little particles do get around and I had a can of the stuff
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Ceil J
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#29164
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Re: 505 Basting Spray
I have used 505, and sticky stabiliser, magic tape, painters tape, masking tape. I don’t like any of them very much. If the needle gets gummed up it will transfer it to the bobbin area. What I
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I have used 505, and sticky stabiliser, magic tape, painters tape, masking tape. I don’t like any of them very much. If the needle gets gummed up it will transfer it to the bobbin area. What I
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Lyn Quine
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505 Basting Spray
I think someone in this group mentioned 505 basting spray...I 'think' in the context of trying to remove it from embroidery hoops.
I have found myself in the position of feeling obligated to try to
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I think someone in this group mentioned 505 basting spray...I 'think' in the context of trying to remove it from embroidery hoops.
I have found myself in the position of feeling obligated to try to
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Cat - N
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#29162
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Re: HP Plate and Foot Question
Thank you Cheryl. I was wondering why the opening is on the foot (what you may call the eye). I'm getting use to using the plate/foot for a project I'm working on. The pattern called for scant 1/4"
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Thank you Cheryl. I was wondering why the opening is on the foot (what you may call the eye). I'm getting use to using the plate/foot for a project I'm working on. The pattern called for scant 1/4"
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juliadlf.ny@...
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Re: HP Plate and Foot Question
Hi Julia, I’m not Jim or Diane but I do own the Continental M7 Professional Sewing machine and use the HP Plate and the AcuFlex HP2 foot most of the time when I’m doing ordinary sewing and
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Hi Julia, I’m not Jim or Diane but I do own the Continental M7 Professional Sewing machine and use the HP Plate and the AcuFlex HP2 foot most of the time when I’m doing ordinary sewing and
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Cheryl Paul
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Re: HP Plate and Foot Question
https://youtu.be/FpXPdZAMx5A
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https://youtu.be/FpXPdZAMx5A
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Jim Stutsman
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#29159
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Re: HP Plate and Foot Question
Where can I find the video of Diane's HP 1/4" foot & plate video?
Carole
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Where can I find the video of Diane's HP 1/4" foot & plate video?
Carole
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Carole O'Mara
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HP Plate and Foot Question
Jim: I was watching a video on line regarding the HP plate and foot and the person in the video said the foot does a scant 1/4 inch.
I thought this plate and foot does a 1/4 inch seam and not a scant
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Jim: I was watching a video on line regarding the HP plate and foot and the person in the video said the foot does a scant 1/4 inch.
I thought this plate and foot does a 1/4 inch seam and not a scant
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juliadlf.ny@...
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