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…

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DIY starch glue2 easy to follow recipes. Cheap and eco-friendly substitutes to store-bought liquid starches and glues. If you love crafting with your kids,…

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…

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