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Release Paper is really valuable like gold or diamonds or that safety pin you find in your purse when your zipper breaks. I mean valuable! And here is why.
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Here's another reason to use Release Paper between the iron and quilt top. Let's say your building a fused masterpiece and one piece of fabric is placed upside down (the glue is facing up instead of down). If you have Release Paper on top of the quilt, the element will fuse to the paper, not the bottom of the iron.
Take it from a woman who knows, your quilt top should always wear protection.





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6 comments:
Thanks Laura. I did some fusing last week. I goofed and got glue on my soleplate. I was sole-sick. (or is that sole-sticky?) Lucky for me I remembered your advice on cleaning the iron. I did the trick with the dryer sheet since I didn't have the iron cleaner. It worked great!!!
Hi Laura--love your work, love your site AND love your tips! I'm new in this fusing journey and was thrilled to find wonder-under at a local craft store 2 miles away...however, so far I've been peeling release paper off in bits and pieces...not sure what I'm doing wrong, but gonna keep trying!
Great tip! I have a bag of different sizes of release papers:)
I found some lighter weight wonder under, so I can try that on my hippie piece to put the last item on. I also found a fun dog pattern that I can try with some thread embellishments.
Debbie
so what you are saying is that you practice safe ironing?
Thank you so much. How many times have I gotten a little bit of iron gunk on my quilt. And then I scrape and scrape. This could save me a lot of time and work.
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