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Olivia's Grammy
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I steam and press (not iron).
PRESS very important. It's hard to reteach some of my older students to press and not iron.
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Deecee
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I steam, but I'm careful to press and not iron so I don't distort the fabric.
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Karyn
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I prefer steam, You dont get distortion if you just place your iron down and dont move it around, that is ironing! We steam seams but iron clothes!!
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renee765
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I steam, but have a really hard time breaking the years of practice 'ironing' instead of 'pressing'. I'm going to stop the steam and see if it helps keep my blocks to original size.
Renee
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mimisharon
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I steam and then leave the block lay flat where it is until completely cool.
Me too, Patrice! :shock:
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