Originally Posted by
SouthPStitches
Do you:
1) Spray down and iron the fabric to stabilize before you rotary cut it for better precision in cutting?
2) Use it on completed blocks if they are wonky, trying to force them to behave?
3) Use it just to add in pressing for a flatter quilt top?
Thanks for your patience and input.
All of the above.... just depends on the fabric and what it needs. I really use it a lot with all of my finished blocks. They lay flatter after they are bombarded with starch.... I just bought the Bounce to try last weekend and haven't even had time to spray it once.... I usually use the liquid and make my own (which is a much better monetary deal), but wanted to see if the Bounce smelled as good as Best Press (which I absolutely LOVE, but won't buy because of the price, I'd rather have fabric
)....... can you imagine---I am getting the message that the above is to short and I need to add characters.....