spray starch
#14
Thank you all for the info. I didn't even know that starch makes a big of a difference. I guess i will give it a try this week.
My questions is if i buy from any grocery store, do i buy light or heavy starch?
Thanks
My questions is if i buy from any grocery store, do i buy light or heavy starch?
Thanks
#16
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have you thought about sizing instead of starch or using a watered down liquid starch..
reason, starch attracts bugs...if you starch and then leave your fabric in bins, shelves, bags etc, you are inviting creepers to eat it....
reason, starch attracts bugs...if you starch and then leave your fabric in bins, shelves, bags etc, you are inviting creepers to eat it....
#17
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Rhode Island
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I been to 3 different Walmart looking for StaFlo and was unable to find it. just went to the Walmart.com and was it was unavailble. I got a feeling that Walmart will not be carrying this item any more.
#19
Originally Posted by ckcowl
i use spray starch when cutting/piecing fabrics that need a little more than just a spritz of water. or when i want it to be nice and 'crisp' for precise cutting
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