Odif Usa 5.6-Ounce 505 Spray and Fix Temporary Fabric Adhesive

Works great. Used on oversized lap quilt and it totally removes the need for basting. This quilt was hand quilted so it was handled a lot. The edges did come a little loose because of all the handling but still a great product.

Used this for making a quilt. Held the fabric together before sewing. Great help to keep it together.

Fantastic! The adhesive quality is strong and dynamic and exactly as advertised

In the past I have always pinned my quilt layers together and would just tie my layers together using embossing thread. Recently I have invested in a more expensive machine and have started to straight line quilt with my walking foot and have begun trying to free motion quilt.I realized that I needed to come up with a better solution to hold my quilt layers together rather than pinning. I did some research and many quilters recommended spray basting. I did further research and found that 505 seemed to be the most recommended brand.I have gone through a couple cans of this now on a few different quilts. I think the glue basting is much easier to apply and saves lots of time. I feel that it makes my layers smoother and I have less issues with pinched fabric as I am sewing the layers together. I have also found that it does not gum up my needles.I placed my first order for this with Amazon, but I will be buying the 505 from my local big chain craft store. It is several dollars cheaper when you buy it with a coupon.

I've never used anything like this before, it was great, liked it very much, easy to use, can adjust if needed, make fingers a little sticky, will buy again

If you like using a spray baste for your quilt projects, this is a brand you can trust.

It is a little pricey, but a huge time saver when basting a quilt "sandwich" for the actual quilting process. If you are sensitive to chemical smells, it is a good idea not to use this indoors. This also eliminates sticky floors. It doesn't take a heavy application to affix the quilt top, back and batting, and takes a fraction of the time of pinning.

I've used this only once and it is the only product of this type that I have used, but I absolutely LOVE the Odif 505 Spray and Fix Temporary Fabric Adhesive. I learned of it from a youtube quilting tutorial, so followed the "instructor's" directions about using a protected wall to hang and spray my small quilt on. I didn't manage it quite so easily as the "expert," but I got it all put together; and it stayed together the entire time it took me to quilt it. I am glad I found this product. It works wonderfully, and it saves so much time and frustration, keeping all the layers in place, perfectly.