Pressing/Ironing Strips
#1
Power Poster
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2008
Location: MN
Posts: 24,581
![Default](/images/icons/icon1.gif)
I've never seen/read anyone else pressing them this way.
I set the seam.
Then I put the seamed side down (finished side "up" ) along the edge of my ironing board so the seam I want to press is only about 1/2 inch or so on the ironing board. Then I press into the seam.
If this is a set of several strips, the other strips/seams are either hanging off the ironing board, or out of the way of the iron on the pressing surface.
I line the seam up parallel to a straight edge of my pressing surface - my strips end up fairly straight this way - regardless of which way I sew them together.
I set the seam.
Then I put the seamed side down (finished side "up" ) along the edge of my ironing board so the seam I want to press is only about 1/2 inch or so on the ironing board. Then I press into the seam.
If this is a set of several strips, the other strips/seams are either hanging off the ironing board, or out of the way of the iron on the pressing surface.
I line the seam up parallel to a straight edge of my pressing surface - my strips end up fairly straight this way - regardless of which way I sew them together.
#7
![Default](/images/icons/icon1.gif)
I use a small sleeve roll for ironing I got on sale years ago. The roundedness of it aids me in just ironing one seam at a time. Also, because of it's countour the seams actually fall into the open or to the side as I want it to.
ali
ali
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
gale
Main
11
05-16-2015 05:45 AM
craftybear
Links and Resources
14
11-28-2010 09:07 AM