Do you iron your backing? OR...?????
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I just saw a Sharon Schamber video on Youtube. She loads the backing and then gets the wrinkles out with a misting of spray starch between the rollers. She said she prefers starch or sizing to water. Here is a link to where she demonstrates this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8BY-SqfGiQ
It starts at about 3:30 into that video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8BY-SqfGiQ
It starts at about 3:30 into that video.
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i always pre-wash my wide backs- then remove them from the dryer before they are over-dried---then they are wrinkle/crease free & ready to load- much easier than handling on the ironing board- i tried the spray it on the frame once---was not happy with that method- fabric stretches if it's wet- if you wait for it to dry then quilt it all takes forever---turn spray...wait, wait wait- quilt- turn, spray, wait wait wait...not my idea of a good time.
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