How to Baste a Quilt using the Bo Nash Bonding Agent

Fuse things without fumes!
The Bo Nash Bonding Agent is extremely versatile. A little goes a long way! Starter kits comes with a1oz container of bonding agent, two Non-stick Ironing and Craft Pressing Sheets 9″ X 6″ and a full set of written instructions.
In this demo Rita shows how to permanently baste batting to a "quilt top". If you only want to temporarily baste it (because you may want to reposition), then just use less powder. More powder = strong hold, less powder = light hold.
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- Repair tears and holes
- Use for appliques, applying labels
- Perfect for surface embellishments
- Use for a multitude of craft projects
- Baste quilts. Stays soft, no pins!
- Can stitch through. Will not gum up needle
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I just purchased a bottle of Bo Nash and I wondered if you have ever used it to put both the front and back on a large quilt? I am interested in a wall-hanging about 40x50 inches. It is an applique nd will be taking lots of twist and turns while I quilt it. Thanks, I am eager to hear from you.