ahhh, thanks!  To clarify, I do NOT want it to stay in the fabric.  I am looking for something that WILL wash out.  I have used glue stick on art projects with fabric, never thought about using it for quilting, but come to think of it that will probably work great if I don't find something meant for this at the fabric store.

I'd like to appliqué some pieces onto patches in a quilt I'm planning, and so far I've only used wonder under for appliqué work. I'm wondering if the glue will just wash away over time, or always have that feeling of being bonded together? I plan to do a zigzag stitch around the appliqued parts to hold it down.  Is there a temporary wonder under-type product quilters use?

THANK YOU!!   

fantastic... 

Great!  Great fabric choice, great idea, just great

wow!  this is the kind of sweater one only dreams of finding at the thrift store, only hoped to be able to construct into something as awesome as this!  I love it!

haha, artsy, don't worry, no one actually said that to me... yet... I do imagine people will be a little surprised though.  It is enormous, almost like a plate of armor

Thanks for all the compliments!

It is machine-stitched fabric, reinforced so it won't be all floppy.

Thanks guys!     After seeing the look on my boyfriend's face, I was a little worried 

horrific... and glorious

THANK YOU!  I have been going nuts trying to figure out a magnetic board idea.  Since my boyfriend is an architect and built achitecty furniture in our apt. this is perfect!

...That's what I imagine horrified/amazed onlookers screaming when I wear this necklace to work on monday.  Would you blame them?












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