I heard a tip at a quilt show last year. 1 tablespoon of vinegar in one cup of water in a spray bottle. It takes out wrinkles wonderfully.
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My Mother always used those stoppers with holes, but she put them in a beer bottle! I wonder if they are still around.
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i sure dont know if they are, but im going to ask my mom if she still has hers!
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Originally Posted by quiltmom04
Originally Posted by quilterj
After you wash and dry your fabric do you have a hard time getting all of the wrinkles out? Do you just dry until it is still a little damp? Sometimes it is just too wrinkly and it seems like it take me forever to iron.
takes the wrinkles right out and gives it a nice 'hand'. |
There are alot of great ideas for me to try. I too have never heard of the freezer. Gona have to try that for sure.
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do you shake and smooth the fabric out befor drying it??? it makes a HUGE difference!!! I pull it from the washer and hold the top corners and give it a quick snap before throwing it in the dryer. works great for me.
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I still have my metal sprinkler that goes in a pop bottle. I can't tell you where it is right now, but I am going to go hunt it up. I know, this is telling my age, but who cares. I am older than dirt.
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Originally Posted by quilterj
Originally Posted by quiltmom04
Originally Posted by quilterj
After you wash and dry your fabric do you have a hard time getting all of the wrinkles out? Do you just dry until it is still a little damp? Sometimes it is just too wrinkly and it seems like it take me forever to iron.
takes the wrinkles right out and gives it a nice 'hand'. |
I buy mine at Hancock's
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