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Old 03-15-2020, 08:24 PM
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oldmanquilts
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Originally Posted by rryder View Post
I'm also a big fan of starching. It eliminates lots of problems- fraying, fabric distortion (if properly pressed), problems with bias edges, sewing issues, you name it. Most of the time I heavily starch my fabric before cutting, especially if there is any tricky piecing involved. I also like the feel of sewing with stiffer fabric-- I think the stitch quality is much improved and it's easier to get a good consistent quarter or scant quarter inch seam. Starch also works great as a temporary glue for cutting multiple layers at a time.

Rob
Yeah- What Rob said! Makes life so much easier when seeking any degree of precision.
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