Spray starch recipe

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

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Bottles of Spray starch are sold at stores for more than $2.50 per bottle! Did you know that you can make your own heavy duty spray starch for under .20

Your fabric just got delivered to the house, you're excited to start a new project, you go to start ironing... and you're out of spray starch. Instead of taking the time to go to the store to pick up more of this essential quilting tool, make some Quilter's Moonshine at home and get back to quilting faster! Continue reading for two different recipes using only items in your pantry! #QuiltersMoonshine #QuiltingTIps #HomemadeSprayStarch #QuiltingSuppliesandTools #QuiltTutorials

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

If you like the feel of spray starch, you'll love being able to make this quick, easy, and eco-friendly version. Here's how to make spray starch at home!

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

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Starch spray is the perfect way to make your clothes look crisp and new. Start by filling the sprayer with water and mix in a tablespoon of starch. Shake well, then hang up the garment you want to spray. Spray both sides and let it dry completely before wearing.

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…