Fabric Starch

Say goodbye to those stubborn wrinkles and welcome flawlessly pressed garments into your life with this simple and effective DIY spray starch!

DIY - Laundry Starch & Fabric stiffener recipes for clothesNice-smelling clothes put you in a very good mood. What if you had it neatly ironed...

Best easy homemade fabric starch recipe and the way to starch quilting fabrics. Starching fabrics helps with accuracy. Try it today!

Guess what? That old-fashioned technique of using liquid-fabric-starch-to-put-fabric-on-a-wall REALLY WORKS..!! Here are a few tips: It's messy -- put down a plastic dropcloth. I used a paint tray to hold the liquid starch. My favorite tool was a small foam roller to get out the bubbles. Roll from the center of the piece out to the edges to remove all bubbles. (if you miss any -- you just poke the dry bubble with a pin and restarch the area) Once the fabric is completely soaked in the starch…

Spray starch is great for keeping your clothes and linens looking crisp and sharp. Make this effective homemade spray starch at home for pennies!

10 genius spray starch hacks that will show you why it needs to be a staple in your home! (more than just ironing!!)

Don’t you wish fabric wouldn’t wobble when you cut it, wouldn’t stretch when you sewed along its bias, wouldn’t creep forward when you sewed it to another patch? Well, your wishes can come true – in a bottle of laundry starch!

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Learn how to make your own light spray starch that's pefect for ironing cottons! Super inexpensive and all-natural ingredients.

Every quilter has their favorite brand of starch, sizing or fabric stabilizer. I've tried every product on the market and I always come back to good ole fashion starch. The big blue concentrated bottle of Sta-Flo allows me to make things stiffer if needed. When doing turned edge applique I like a lighter starch, but when starching for piecing I tend to go a little stiffer. The heavy starch helps to control fabric fraying. It improves cutting accuracy and piecing accuracy. And I only need to…