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Old 05-31-2015, 06:00 AM
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quiltingbuddy
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Originally Posted by ckcowl View Post
Missie Carpenter from Traditional Primitives teaches a starch basting method that is a real time saver. If your pieces are staying well enough to stitch them together go for it! No need to baste if you don't have to. I bought a special brush from Missie that has a hollow tube to fill with starch then I can paint the edges of my fabric with the brush end. It works great. I often starch baste, sometimes I glue baste and sometimes I still sew baste. Don't over complicate it
I've never heard of starch basting, and the brush idea is intriguing...so do you brush on the starch and then iron? If so I can't imagine it is a time saver, and how would you do that on the go? But I'd like to know more about that.
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