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BlockButler's unique self-stick surface holds without tape, tacks or pins. Made of a special double-sided tacky material that leaves no sticky residue on walls and surfaces, Block Butler is perfect for all kinds of quilt and craft projects and great for taking projects to and from classes.
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Block Butler 3' x 3' |
Block Butler 4' x 6' |
Block Butler 6' x 6' Item Code: BXBB Weight: 2.5 LB 10% off: $51.26 MSRP: $   Add to Wish List |
BlockButler quilter's design wall system lets you mix and match block designs as easily as rearranging magnets on a refrigerator.
BlockButler is easy to use, easy to maintain and long lasting. As a single sheet or in sections, you will find BlockButler the simplest project wall system you'll ever try.
BlockButler's unique self-stick surface holds without tape, tacks or pins. Made of a special double-sided tacky material that leaves no sticky residue on walls and surfaces, Block Butler is perfect for all kinds of quilt and craft projects and great for taking projects to and from classes.
BlockButler can be washed by hand in warm water and mild detergent if necessary to remove any oily or dissolvable matter. It will not lose its tacky surface. Hang on line to air dry only.
Complete instructions comes with each BlockButler along with a test piece to use on the intended surface.
If your climate or room is very dry then you might want to give it a little humidity, BlockButler thrives on it. BlockButler also doesn't like fans blowing on it. If any of those are the conditions, you might want to make some adjustments there. You might also try a light spritzing or misting the side that will be against the wall with water, then let it rest overnight before installing it again. Try securing with blue painters tape until BlockButler learns where it is supposed to be. After a short while you can remove the tape (no harm to walls) and it should behave nicely. Walls do tend to get a film on them like windows. Washing the wall with a little TSP (Trisodium Phosphate), from the hardware store, should help BlockButler stay in place also.
Occasionally this happens when the BlockButler is first used. It is puzzlement as to why it drops the blocks because when first BlockButler tested blocks stuck by throwing them at the wall. It appears that BlockButler is like an organ transplant; it wants to reject the blocks until it gets acclimated to its new home. The BlockButler has been encased in plastic for a while and probably needs to absorb some moisture from the air. Try a very light spritz of water before going to bed and it should work fine the next morning.
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