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Do you spray before you cut the fabric or before you piece it togather?
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Great, Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Davida
Do you spray before you cut the fabric or before you piece it togather?
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Originally Posted by SewSydney
That's the exact recipe I saw!!
I can't find those ingredients in Sydney - I'm now on a mission..... |
Originally Posted by Craftygirl
All these names don't exist over here in Oz. We have one called Preen. I think I'll try making my own.
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Originally Posted by Crlyn
Craftygirl, I buy 'Pearsons' concentrated laundry starch, only some Coles supermarkets. Dilute approx. 1/2 and 1/2 or stronger if required. Comes in an orange litre bottle.
I also use it for machine embroidery |
I am in Aust. too and never heard of Sta flo, Febreze I know of is to spray on furniture, rugs etc. to freshen them up, is that the stuff?. Actually I have never used starch in quilt making (or on clothes, remember mum using it though),
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Here's a link to a wonderful video tutorial on ironing and starching from Leah Day:
http://www.daystyledesigns.com/starchfabric.htm |
I've looked and asked around but I could only find the StaFlo in an aerosol can. I would like to find it in the powder form so I can make different concentrations but when I ask at the stores they look at me like I've asked for the unobtainable and just point at the aerosols. I tried Niagara spray pump and really do like it
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Sta Flo is a concentrate, not a powder, it comes in a blue bottle in the states. I don't know if that will help or not. This is a web page telling about it.
http://mybrands.com/Product.aspx?pid=7337 |
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