Vodka for spray starch
02-12-2012, 08:16 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by JabezRose
Good shot of Vodka
Tomato juice or V-8 is good
Celery salt
stalk of celery or slab of a dill pickle
Tweek of hot sauce
Cap it with scotch,
Oh, wait a minute, that not recipe for spray starch. Sorry.
Tomato juice or V-8 is good
Celery salt
stalk of celery or slab of a dill pickle
Tweek of hot sauce
Cap it with scotch,
Oh, wait a minute, that not recipe for spray starch. Sorry.
02-13-2012, 06:16 AM
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Originally Posted by JabezRose
Good shot of Vodka
Tomato juice or V-8 is good
Celery salt
stalk of celery or slab of a dill pickle
Tweek of hot sauce
Cap it with scotch,
Oh, wait a minute, that not recipe for spray starch. Sorry.
Tomato juice or V-8 is good
Celery salt
stalk of celery or slab of a dill pickle
Tweek of hot sauce
Cap it with scotch,
Oh, wait a minute, that not recipe for spray starch. Sorry.
You guys are just so funny!
Now let me try this, but I promise their won't be any quilting done.
03-08-2013, 06:44 AM
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Oh y'all just crack me up!!!!!
I have been laughing so hard over the posts you have been
making. TO the point that last night laying in bed reading the
posts and laughing my hubs (who has to get up at 4am) told
me to either leave the room to laugh, meaning go to my desk
in the living room, or be quiet and stop laughing.
I chose to stop reading the funny posts and went to another
post to do some reading.
But I am back to reading the funny comments y'all are leaving.
I have been laughing so hard over the posts you have been
making. TO the point that last night laying in bed reading the
posts and laughing my hubs (who has to get up at 4am) told
me to either leave the room to laugh, meaning go to my desk
in the living room, or be quiet and stop laughing.
I chose to stop reading the funny posts and went to another
post to do some reading.
But I am back to reading the funny comments y'all are leaving.
03-08-2013, 07:03 AM
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Makes me glad I'm a tee totaler (spelling?) or there may not be any quilting being done. LOL. I'll be the only one on the QB with a clear head. There could be a lot of wonky quilts out there if ya'll don't put down the vodka & get back to business. HeeHee!! I do have a serious question about the recipe. Is the essential oil really needed or is it just to make it smell pretty? Cheers!!
03-08-2013, 07:18 AM
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It is NOT required to use the essential oil. It is ONLY if you want
a nice fragrance.
I purchased sunny citrus, linen and Caribbean ocean scents and
have used the citrus only scent so far.
But it is totally optional for scent.
a nice fragrance.
I purchased sunny citrus, linen and Caribbean ocean scents and
have used the citrus only scent so far.
But it is totally optional for scent.
Originally Posted by vondae
Makes me glad I'm a tee totaler (spelling?) or there may not be any quilting being done. LOL. I'll be the only one on the QB with a clear head. There could be a lot of wonky quilts out there if ya'll don't put down the vodka & get back to business. HeeHee!! I do have a serious question about the recipe. Is the essential oil really needed or is it just to make it smell pretty? Cheers!!
02-20-2021, 04:56 AM
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Some essential oils can help prevent creepy-crawlies from getting onto your fabric. Where I live (Wisconsin) I wash all my fabrics and then iron all of it using sizing. I have an allergy to corn so can't use regular spray starches. Never had a problem with insects here. Doesn't mean it will be the same everywhere.
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