I have not had the opportunity to test the liquid-stitch method for binding a WUH, but I tried it for glueing on a label on a dolly quilt. It works a treat! It dried just fine, and I was careful to get the glue all the way to the edges, just a smooth thin layer all over. So I can not even pick it loose with my nails. Nice, neat, easy.
Karen, Queen of Squishies
Thanks for making the experiment, Karen! How flexible is it? Do you think it would still be flexible enough with the four layers of fabric used for binding? I've always used it for various things- the main one being gluing down 3D appliqués- like big full flowers. It's also great for securing thread ends for embroidery- just a teensy dab on the point of a pin- and for gluing Velcro in place- as you know! VBG It can help with repairs on fabrics that shred close to a seam. It's a really good tool that I think is under-utilized.
Leslie & The FOUR Furbabies in MO.
It's very flexible, because the label is not real heavy-weight stuff, and because the layer of glue is very thin. My limited-experience opinion here would be that it would be quite flexible enough for a binding, if you don't gob it on thick.
Karen, Queen of Squishies
How flexible is it? Do you think
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