Why should you glue baste curves when you're binding?? There's a lot to keep track of when you're binding ... All the layers, how much everything is stretching and also trying to stitch straight! When you throw a curve into the mix it gets even more complicated! But if you have that second edge tacked in place, all you have to do is focus on sewing an even line along the edge. That's a win in my book! ✂️ Fineline tip from Amazon ✂️Tacky craft glue/ basting glue from Amazon ✂️ Fabric is Tilda Jub

If getting down on the floor to baste your quilts is bothersome, try a table or bench, and follow these steps: 🧵Layer batting first Place the batting down first. Working from the middle, place your backing right side facing up and smooth the fabric working towards the top. Flip around and repeat so the other half is smoothed from the middle to the top. 🧵Spray and place Fold back half of your backing and spray an even layer of basting spray on the batting. Carefully smooth the backing over the