I love this method! I've been mostly spray basting for a little while but using the ruler and ironing after is a game changer. Thanks, Christa!

Dear Christa I started quilting 5 years ago, and in the begining I gluebasted, but it always crinkled up on me, so I have used pins for years. Until I resently saw this film. I had 2 quilts lying I had to baste and quilt, and gave your method a try. Now I am never going back to pins!! By the way. I just iron the quilts on the folding table after gluing. No problem with the heat on the table, even when I use high heat, the plastic does not even get warm. Thank you Inge, Odense, Denmark

I LOVE THIS SCRAPPY BACK ON THE LARGE QUILT! YES, I AM YELLING ENTHUSIASTICALLY!

This method works really well - I've done it before, but came back for a refresher as it's been awhile. Thanks, Christa for sharing your experience and wisdom with all of us. It's generous of you and I truly appreciate it!

I cannot believe what a difference this made in my quilt sandwich! I’m going to use this method from now on. Thanks Christa!

I have never pinned again after I tried spray batting. But I had no idea I could iron it!! I'll do that with my next quilt. Thank you!

The design wall and ruler smoothing method worked fabulously! So much better than crawling around on the floor, which is the way I have spray basted all my quilts, until this last one. My quilt sandwiches have never been this smooth. Thank you so much for the tutorial!

I never thought of using my design wall to do this. A game changer for sure!

You’ve convinced me to give this a try 😊 save my back 😊save my fingers from pins 😊 seems like a win win winner 🏆 thank you

Good morning from Canada! I've grabbed my hand sewing and I'm happy to watch you!

Using a ruler to flatten the sandwich is a great idea! Thanks for sharing

Christa, I never thought of using my design board to assemble spray basted quilts, plus ironing the pieces makes total sense!

I’ve been looking for a sane way to baste my quilts & machine quilt them at home! This process is awesome, makes so much sense now!

Sounds terrific ! Thanks

You make it look so easy Christa, I'm definitely going to give it a go!

I love your method!!! I watch all of your videos and craftsy classes. Your advice is so useful and practical!

Great method!❤

I learned this from you in an earlier video. I finally tried it last month and loved it. Design wall basting is my new go-to.

What a great tip for basting a quilt. Never thought to use a design wall, definitely trying this.

Looks great, will have to try this!

Love this method, ❤️ I think this is my go to now, thx for this tutorial 😊

Great inspiring video and love your quilt designs and fabrics ❤

I will give it another try. I never ironed mine, and that may have been my problem.

Great demo. THANK YOU!

This is just amazing thank you.

Christa, thanks for the detailed video. I've been hesitant to try spray basting, but as you demonstrated, it is definitely the way to go. Will give it a try.

Thanks so much. I just about have a quilt ready to baste. I will definitely try this. I think spraying the entire 3 pieces is going to make a huge difference. I can not wait to try it!

Christa I always struggled with basting of any method because I thought you had to doe one section of 3layers at one time. What a game changer to know you could spray everything then assemble. Thank you I'm a fan forever now

I have spray basted before but did everything on the floor. This method looks much easier especially on my knees. I'll give it a try on my next quilt project. Thank you!

Thank you I’m for sure trying this

Thanks for doing this. Really helpful for me to spray bast my first time.

Thank you this was very helpful!

Wonderful! I use basting spray, but will definitely use your tips for my next project!

I tried it and it worked great! A few things I would pay more attention to next time are really working to get the batting smoothed over the backing so it's nice and flat, and not bearing down with the iron too much. I had to stick my arm under the backing while ironing to get the wrinkles out. Thanks for the tutorial!

Looks like a great method. If I only had a back yard . . . .

I spray baste and iron. Good to have someone else who does it too

I never knew you could iron with basting spray. I will try this. Thank you

Ty very helpful. I've used spray baste but I see I've done some parts wrong or incomplete lol. Ready to give it another try 😉👍💕🇨🇦

Thank you for this, Christa. Is it ok to iron 100% wool batting (Dream Wool) once everything is sandwiched together?

I just got a design wall based on your KZfaq. It is amazing! I love it so much. One question with this basting process: when you put your backing on the wall after spraying outside, I see that you are smoothing it out with a large ruler. Not sure how that works with the sticky part facing out. ??

I don’t have a large ironing board and I have a design board material on my wall. Would it work to iron while it’s still on the wall?

I always thought that the quilt police told us not to iron a quilt! Does it make it noticeably flatter? Thanks

I only spray baste these days...too old to crawl on the floor