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Old 08-11-2011, 03:29 AM
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Oh, I agree with everyone here! :D It makes cutting pieces so much more accurate.

Some longarm quilters don't like quilt tops with starch in them because the needle makes the starch flake off into a fine white powder that gets all over the needle area. It's really a simple matter of just blowing off the machine frequently. The finished quilt can look so much better if the fabric was starched before cutting .... it's really worth doing it! :D
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