Starching Fabrics

[@TarahMatson-zz2hj]

Hi Lisa. I love your starching technique. I started using it and my accuracy improved greatly. Thank you. ❤️

[@suesweeney5952]

Wow I sure appreciate this video. I see now that I need a bigger space to get my fabric totally open - so 48" long. I have been starching for years on an standard ironing board covered with a towel. Off to Home Depot!!!

[@leanjack445]

Thanks for the video. Do you starch flannels?

[@joanmcfadyen]

Love this technique!

[@donnacardillo8304]

Do you worry about inhaling that?

[@salliep1]

should I starch charm packs and small stackers? thank you

[@Cathy_MidwestHome_Hens]

do you starch jelly rolls???

[@shirleyboorom8526]

Do you pre-wash fabrics

[@michellecobb3530]

Have you ever just used dilluted stayflo liquid starch in a sink ir basin and just dunked and hung up to dry? Id think for lon yardage it might be easier. Any pros and con to that?

[@leeannlively]

Where did you purchase your drying rack and what size is it? Thank you

[@jeannegiebe2718]

I purchased a similar one on Amazon, actually bought two. Metal frame and very sturdy and folds for storage.

[@rosannamize6622]

OMGOODNESS I never thought to buy a spray can prayer. My hands always swell up, hurt, and are stiff for days afterward. I bought a yard spayer and mix liquid starch and water. Then pump it up and spray! It cost about $6. However, I spray front and back. Thanks for a new way to try!

[@beckylomasney4610]

Do you need to press the fabrics before you spray?

[@jojorey6886]

I don’t iron before I starch because the fabric gets very wet so it wouldn’t make a difference. If my fabric was crumbled up in a ball I might, but for folded fat quarters I don’t. But, if you wanted to take that extra step and iron you could to see what you prefer.

[@brendaojibway9031]

Thanks

[@karlaj.8525]

What foundation are you using to lay the fabric on to starch it?

[@jeannegiebe2718]

I just use an old large towel. Easy to wash after.