Diy best press spray

Learn how to make your own copy cat best press spray starch or homemade spray starch. Recipe and instructions included. This is the best copy cat recipe ever that you can DIY yourself! As far

One of the things I've done over the past few years that has been fun is testing products and writing articles about those tests for the Quilting Quarterly which is the member magazine for the National Quilting Association, Inc. This is an updated version of the test I did on the product Mary Ellen's Best Press. Starting with well-pressed fabric is essential for cutting accuracy. Some quilt makers simply use a steam iron. Others spray their fabrics with water before pressing and still others…

This is the recipe "like" Best Press starch. Mix together: 1 tsp scented essential oil (found in Walmart candle supplies aisle and they h...

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

Homemade Lavender Linen or Ironing Spray Formula #ironing #nontoxic

Quilter's Moonshine is a homemade quilting starch using things in your pantry. Continue reading for 2 different recipes and how to use it!

Monkey see. Monkey do. Especially when THIS monkey saw what Freda's Hive cooked up...she is always creating something wonderful in her hive! When I read her post about homemade starch...

Starch adds body to natural fabrics when you're ironing. Learn how to make your own environmentally friendly spray starch with pantry items.

I love Mary Ellen's Best Press Spray. It helps my blocks press crisp and there's no starchy residue. The only downside is that it's way too expensive, especially here in Canada. Also, I don't like the smell of most of their scents; the lavender-scented spray smells like cheap men's cologne. I thought of using the scent-free Best Press, but it costs more than the scented. So, I decided to try making the homemade version of Best Press and I was pleased with the results. I wanted my spray to…

This stuff is great! It is cheap. It needs no refrigeration. The ingredients are easy to obtain. To save money (to buy more fabric, of course!) I mix my own recipe and I'm very happy with it. One batch lasts me roughly one year. I mix it in a clean rinsed out gallon jug that cranberry juice came in. I love the sensation of pressing/ironing with clouds of floral fragrance of my own choosing. The scent comes from essential oils that are sold in tiny vials in health food stores. Some people…