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[annmaines]

❤FLAT IRON HACK?? WHAT??? And I own one!!

[kimberlyzickefoose]

A flat iron? I would never had thought of that. That's awesome. I hate having to flip a thousand times to get those seems flat. Thanks for sharing again

[scrappygrammie]

It cracks me up when people say “unpick” when they are literally “picking” out!!

[nanny]

I’ve been using my flat iron for years to iron down the hem of clothes. Sometimes the clothes come out of the dryer with the hems turned up. Out comes my trusty flat iron and I can iron hems of numerous pairs of jeans or pants in about 2 minutes!
And thanks for the info on the black knob! I sure didn’t know that!

[janstetler]

I just cut about 400 1" squares with my new stripology XL ruler. Took about 5 min! Pricey but well worth it. LOVE it! I had a smaller (cheaper version) and it broke right away.

[marissajoseph]

I absolutely love your channel!! The idea with the shaver as a seam ripper is great for us with arthritis.

[mdmccaskill]

I add that blue bottle starch to water and put in a spray bottle ...that is how I starch my fabric - thanks for the tips :)

[person]

I liked the hair straightener be brilliant for hst's... and the electric quick unpick. 😆 hugs, Chel🌸

[mamabear]

As a fairly new quilter who purchased nice rulers for cutting, and had a 15yo self-healing mat from my architectural classes, I was good to go, or so I thought. The strip cutter was a game changer, no more slight shifts, perfect strips every time. I can make my own jelly rolls for a fraction of the cost. I purchased a smaller one to square off smaller pieces. I think they are especially helpful for new quilters, confidence builder

[emmathompson]

I use liquid starch and dip fabric. Don't squeeze the fluid out. I hang mine on a wooden clothes rack. I had a plastic container just the right size to catch the drips. Works like a charm.

[richrudley]

😃Thank you for all of the hacks that did work and the ones that did not work. Your are doing an excellent job.

[dianeharris]

I love the flat iron hack. Much better than having a bulky iron for small pieces. Yes this is genius 👏

[nnickerson]

The flat iron hack was cool. I might have to get one. Thanks for sharing.

[SewtheDistance]

Running out tomorrow to get a flat iron! Wow! Great video!

[PegsFiles]

I just discovered your YouTube channel. I am 76 and have been sewing since I was 18. Will never know why I didn't know the trick to keep the bobbin threads in check. I keep my bobbins in a small drawer with strips of foam that they slip between. I am forever having to rewind the ends of the threads so I don't have to fight them to get a different bobbin out. I LOVE this tip.

[annolsen]

This popped up for me again, love these tips. Just saw a video with seam ripping using your sewing machine for the extra hand. I tried it on taking the side seams and hems out of a cotton shower curtain. made removing those seams with ease. Just place your seam under the pressure foot and put your needle down. Best pair of extra hands ever.

[velvetstitching]

I recently designed and sewed my daughter's wedding gown. I needed the edges of flimsy organza fabric to be stabilized with iron on interfacing.
I pinned a grill mat (bronze) to my ironing board and when I ironed the Interfacing strips (glue side down) it stuck to the fabric but not to the bronze grill mat (and protected my fabric ironing board cover!)
In fact any sticky substance (even fray check) didn't stick to the bronze sheet (make sure you have the sticky side down away from the hot iron plate!)
I didn't care for the bronze nonstick mat on my grill - but love it to protect my ironing board cover!

[janetcozens]

Just brilliant hints and tips thanks for sharing 😁😁😁😁😁

[WhiteSwann]

Love the one with the flat iron. Gonna try that tomorrow. Thanks!

[sewbeitquilts]

I'm glad you tried the razor hack! I keep seeing it and I thought it would mess up the fabric! I am a believer now!
I am with you on the ripping paper!