Fabric Stiffening Spray 411 + Tutorial

I recently tested out the Spray N Bond Fabric Stiffener to help control a knit binding and I was shocked out how well it worked. It flattened out my band and stiffened it just enough so that I could sew it to the neckband without a single curse word!
So, today I want to answer some questions you might have about it and show you just how easy it is to use!
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[@kaysmyth7099]

Thank you for being so honest you so the good and bad thing. I have some fabric that I can’t sew because of rolling. You have given me the answer. Give the babies a hug and kisses from Florida

[@TodayinJensSewingRoom]

I'd love to have seen a comparison with regular starch using the same method. This is such a great solution!

[@carlalissa7693]

mind blown...totally Neds this in my sewing arsenal...thank you!!!!

[@aprilgirl4411]

Also, Palmer-Pletsch sells a stiffening solution that is patented: "Perfect Sew Liquid Fabric Stiffener' which is available on their website. They have been teaching sewing and fitting since the 70's and their many products are to be trusted. They have brought me along after a long hiatus from sewing with their books, videos and patterns. Classes during the pandemic have been difficult to find (and which I would have benefited from greatly), but all alone with their books and great instructions I have learned so much. Just for your info, I have no affiliation with the company.

[@marichellramirez-velasquez6874]

Whoa! I’m gonna need to get that too! Thanks Lindsey!

[@tinaellison3521]

Thanks for the demo - this is a new to me product. I may try the same process with some spray starch that I have to see how the results compare.

[@deborahmckeown9148]

Another useful video! Thank you.

[@sandrasimpkins2108]

I have heard of this product before but I have never used it. Hum🤔 thanks for sharing.

[@2siameezers]

I use a similar fabric spray for the same thing. I bought it for use on Liberty of London Tana lawn to make the gossamer fabric more manageable when sewing. I also have that same beautiful Elvelyckan lotus print. I like what you did with it ❤️

[@2siameezers]

You can buy the stiffener spray in quilting shops.

[@CameliasSewingChannel]

That is a really great tip!!

[@ladylouise1969]

Love this idea!! I've used spray starch-but not impressed, so I will definitely try this product!! I made some baby items from an extremely soft and "curly" fabric, and this would have helped a lot before cutting everything out, I am sure!
Thank you! :+)

[@kennethbrown3716]

Will this product work natural fabrics like wool and cashmere?

[@SewCraftyNana]

Amazing!

[@peaches7767]

Will this work on Aida Cloth? Do I still use parchment paper?

[@michelehoutchens5041]

Great review! and Find! I wonder if this would be helpful with hems on knit fabrics instead of fiddling with that heat and bond tape? Did you use it on your hem?

[@InsidetheHem]

I didn’t but that’s a GREAT idea!!

[@mjperfume1523]

Im looking for something that will stiffen acrylic

[@InsidetheHem]

Interfacing?

[@mjperfume1523]

Tks for the answer

[@danicourtnay]

Is this just a starch?

[@InsidetheHem]

Hmm. I’m not sure.

[@tobielurie4582]

I have heard to use hair spray for slippery fabric. Would this do the same thing? Also, what about spray starch?

[@InsidetheHem]

I don’t know but I love experiments. I’ll do them all in a new videob

[@m.b.ortega544]

@@InsidetheHemGreat video! I would like to see a video full of alternatives to this spray and see what works best.

[@dotschischloh9767]

I use spray starch. Works well.