Does anyone out there (Threads Mag people can maybe write an article which would be nice) know about all these things that people can buy for different kinds of pressing? I understand the Tailor’s ham and seam stick and the point presser. But it is all these other things that help in pressing. My sewing increased ten fold in quality when I learned about the point presser and seam stick. Maybe I could improve even more by learning about especially that 12-in-one June Tailor board, the one with that fat board on it that looks like a artists pallet.
Linda
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I'm replying to myself because I wanted to let you all know that the June Tailor company emailed me that they are sending me a little book on the handy dandy pressing thing. I wrote them a note and asked them about it. Wow, pretty nice, if you ask me.
If it is anything, I'll let you all know the learning stuff.
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