Do you iron your quilt tops before..
#141
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Delaware County, SW of Phila.
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I always iron everything. That is how I was taught to do it but I also agree that it helps to spot items that can be corrected before you put the quilt together. Also, it does lay flatter and makes putting everything together easier.
#144
Originally Posted by phill99
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#146
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: West New York, New Jersey
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Much as I HATE ironing, I iron as I go along and just before the quilt is ready for sandwiching. I've never made a king size quilt so I don't know how I'd handle that but anything else I can manage with my Big Board on the bed (don't own an ironing board).
#149
Originally Posted by gollytwo
Like you, sometimes I do, sometimes I don't.
I tend to if it's lap size or smaller.
Larger are just too much trouble unless absolutely necessary.
I tend to if it's lap size or smaller.
Larger are just too much trouble unless absolutely necessary.
Kyia
#150
I am an ironing bug and keep the iron and ironing board right next to the sewing machine. Everything gets ironed. It makes it look neater but it also shows if there are any snags or extra folds in the pattern that was mistakenly sewn.
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