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I always refold at center making sure selvages match up & as I press
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I just bought my first piece of muslin, and yes, the clerk just brabbed the fabric and ripped away. It was sort of shocking!
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Always!! Ironing first guarantees a more accurate cut. And accuracy at all stages makes all the difference!
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Always Iron before I cut.
and if the fabric is a lighter weight or if I am cutting triangles or small pieces I will starch. this does make much nicer cuts and I iron after each seam also, a must if I want nice points! |
Originally Posted by montanablu
Always!! Ironing first guarantees a more accurate cut. And accuracy at all stages makes all the difference!
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Originally Posted by cjtinkle
I starch, let hang dry, then press.... all fabric before cutting. What a difference it makes!
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It used to be that you might not be able to iron out that default fold and then were stuck with it if you did not know before sewing it into a garment or quilt. So we would iron it out and be sure it was not faded along the fold. If it was we would take the fabric back as defective.
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I always Iron before I cut!
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I do, I iron after prewashing, I iron after cutting (to verify straight) and after sewing pieces. I more than likely over iron things.
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I do, I iron after prewashing, I iron after cutting (to verify straight) and after sewing pieces. I more than likely over iron things.
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