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aqua net

20 years ago

I know that crafters use aqua net hairspray with certain projects. i was wondering if anybody uses for anything with thier sewing projects they do. I am mainly asking cause the spray adhesive for quilting is so expensive and just wondering what everybody else may use to keep things together. thanks.

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minnie_tx
20 years ago
I've never heard of using it Interesting!!
gerizone5
20 years ago
I've only used it on dry flower arrangements.
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kathi_mdgd
20 years ago
Me too on the dried flowers,never in my sewing!!!
Kathi
stitchntime9
20 years ago
In a pinch I've used it to remove ink stains..something in the spray.

I think you might have it mixed up with aqua magic or something or other that is a stabilizer.
keepeminstitches
20 years ago
There's Aqua Mesh which is a water solible stabilizer for machine embroidery (works really well for lace work) and Aqua Film which is a topper for machine embroidery on towels and high nap fabric to prevent the stitches from sinking in.

Mary

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