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Sandy, I remember using hairspray for that too, and clear fingernail polish for the runs in our nylons.
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Originally Posted by glassbird
(Post 7702935)
My sister and I have considered the possibility that while agonizing over the selection of this fabric, we somehow offended the ladies in the fabric store....and that they might have cursed us in our future endeavors with the dang blasted stuff. In the interest of brevity during my original post I chose not to mention the epic wrinkle problem, AND the fact that, despite our careful math, we somehow bought about 4 yards too much. At this point, I am concerned about buying the excess from her and using it in my own projects...maybe some magical herbs will help?:rolleyes:
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Static Guard. I also remember using hairspray on my slip (went to private school and had to wear skirt or dress every day) and did the clear nail polish thing on runs in my hose. I should've bought stock
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Hair spray.
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Originally Posted by Onebyone
(Post 7702520)
You can buy Static Guard in a spray. I use it to give a light spray to my hairbrush (best tip ever), car door handles, on my Go dies, anywhere I don't want static. It's unscented I guess, I've never smelled any scent from it.
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